Search results

What questions? Stranger

Your friend should have provided some ear plugs for you. Also the size of the gun may have been too much for you. They make smaller, but just as deadly, and less kick. Shooting a rifle or shotgun from the shoulder, you have to hold it very tight against your shoulder. That makes a world of...

Yes. It is because they are not in the original. But, they help to give the sense of what is being said.. That is what translation is all about. Stranger

Sometimes, yes. Stranger

I am considering (Heb. 2:16-17). Yes, indeed (Heb. 8:9) in the KJV interprets it as such. Context required it. Context is part of the interpretation process. And in (2:17), we are told, "...in all things it behooved him to be made like unto his brethren,". Which is why the KJV...

I already told you before. Angels appear as men because they are appearing to men. But angels themselves are not created in the image of God. Stranger

And your point is? The understanding of the verb used is determined by the context. And the context is exactly as the King James interprets it. Stranger

Yes, I understand (Gen. 1:26). Man is created in the image of God. Only man is in the image of God. Not angels. Stranger

I did. dot dot dot That doesn't make the angels created in the image of God. Stranger

No, (Heb. 2:16-17) is speaking to exactly what I said it did. No, I asked where you got the statement that you built your question on. Tell me whose statement it is and I will answer your question. (Heb. 2:17) has everything with Jesus being made in God's image, and thus in mans image who...

I do believe we have been placed in a place where the law can't reach us, so we are not under the law or are to keep the law. That said, It is important that you are comfortable in your walk with the Lord. Because the Spirit of God will make us uncomfortable at times. And if you are pleased...

Yes, the term "Elohim" is used to speak to God, to men, or to angels. So? That doesn't make angels created in the image of God. It doesn't make angels divine. Stranger

What previous 16 verses are you talking about? Whose statement is that..."If Jesus had been an Angel he could not have helped the 'children of promise"? If it is mine, where did you get it? Again, for Heb. (2:16-17) see my explanation in post #56. Stranger

My point is this. As you say, God made the law. It didn't make Him. The law is not over God. He does not keep the law. He simply acts as God. The law is a very small reflection of God with do's and don'ts given to man. When you or I are born-again, we receive the very Spirit of God. Do...

Actually I think it is a good translation. The context being a contrast between angels and the seed of Abraham of whom it is said in (2:17) "...it behooved him to be made like unto his brethren...." Meaning Christ was not made like unto angels. And in (Heb. 1:3) we are told that Jesus...

No. Stranger

Man only is created in the image of God. (Heb. 2:16-17) "For verily he took not on him the nature of angels; but he took on him the seed of Abraham. Wherefore in all things it behooved him to be made like unto his brethren,...." Stranger

No I didn't. I never said being black is wrong. So, why do you ask me this question? Stranger

You shouldn't have to trust your sense as I distinctly said so in post #38. Stranger

Where did I say it was wrong to be black? I have shown where blacks have gone wrong. I have shown where they are racists and hypocritical, and literally destroy the very places where they live. So, you tell me, what is wrong with being black. Stranger