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  1. Waiting on him

    The folly of Preterism

    Well, this is the observation I was making with WPM, all of the insults and vitriol, is this evidence of the Spirit Of God?
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    The folly of Preterism

    Okay, wasn’t this what the New Testament writers were confirming in the epistles, that the spirit of God was in fact in them?
  3. Waiting on him

    The folly of Preterism

    You seem to be tormented.
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    The folly of Preterism

    I would suggest that if the Spirit of God is in fact in you, then Jesus has returned in the flesh.
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    The folly of Preterism

    Your not meek.
  6. Waiting on him

    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    To me it seems the only record I can find of a wedding ceremony is in the New Testament. It appears that Old Testament as well as New Testament upon consummation it was a done deal. In the eyes of God anyway. Maybe not in the eyes of man?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Were you able to work out how it was that Joseph did as the the Angel said and took Mary to be his wife? Just the statement alone from the Angel implies there was something yet remaining that Mary and Joseph had yet to do to be instituted into marriage in the eyes of God?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    I mean there has been a two thousand year old culture built around this.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    I agree completely, but this way all of the Romanization is taken out. All the Greeks will never surrender!
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    I will say though Jesus was unique, in that he was the first born from above.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Well I just feel pretty stupid now. I knew for certain that Gods Spirit didn’t have sex with Mary and produce some type of Demi God. I assumed it was some type of scandal. I will take some time and research, could be I never took the opportunity to simply read the scripture without some type of...
  12. Waiting on him

    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Well I’m really enjoying your thread, and appreciate your time.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    @VictoryinJesus and I are sort of an oddity on here, you weren’t aware but I actually took her to be my wife about 39 years ago. We been sharing a tent for a long time.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Ruth 4:13 KJV [13] So Boaz took Ruth, and she was his wife: and when he went in unto her, the Lord gave her conception, and she bare a son.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    In his defense, he did say in the opening statement that if you can’t stomach independent thought- you can just move on?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    I will admit, there could be a way of tooking, that I’m unaware of?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    Genesis 24:67 KJV [67] And Isaac brought her into his mother Sarah's tent, and took Rebekah, and she became his wife; and he loved her: and Isaac was comforted after his mother's death.
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    So how is it he took her as his wife?
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    John 3:27-29 KJV [27] John answered and said, A man can receive nothing, except it be given him from heaven. [28] Ye yourselves bear me witness, that I said, I am not the Christ, but that I am sent before him. [29] He that hath the bride is the bridegroom: but the friend of the bridegroom, which...
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    The song of Mary- an unorthodox perspective

    What’s more interesting too me than the attitudes of men, is that John in the womb of Elisabeth is full of joy upon hearing the voice of Mary, and the reason is due to something The Baptist was quoted as having said in the gospel of John.