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Please offer more than this buffoon response. Stranger

One is a prophet because God so declares him a prophet. Can that prophet speak contrary to what God wants him to say? Of Course. But, he is still a prophet of God. Where in Jonah is there an example of Jonah taking away from God's word? Stranger

No, the person would still be saved. The believer will suffer a judgement of some physical destruction with the intent that deliverance is brought to his spirit. If the believer does not repent, then God may well take him in judgement. And this also would bring salvation to his spirit. And...

greggordon These things we as Christians are part of are real. God is real, Christ is real, our relationship with Him is real, our rebellion and disobedience to Him is real. And, His reaction to that is real. If the leaders of our local Church bring warning to us of some certain sins we...

Indeed. This is why the prophet never contradicts the revealed Word of God. That younger prophet in (I Kings 13) was specifically told by God the conditions unto which he was to return. The older prophet lied to this younger prophet and led him to sin against God. The younger prophet had...

If I had a wife, I would be faithful because it is what God wants me to do. I would not be faithful because of a law that says I must be faithful. Concerning the 4th commandment, no. I will not observe the Sabbath because it is the 4th commandment. I am not under the law to require me to...

waterlilyoflife Please evaluate what you just said. You said you basically agree with the Bible except for the more outrageous parts. Thus what you are saying, is that you agree with the Bible when it agrees with you. Thus the Bible is nothing but your philosophy or world view. The Bible...

Did the lying spirit bring the message that God wanted him to bring? (1Kings 22:20) Stranger

That lying spirit would take and influence a human form. So, why wouldn't he be considered a prophet of God. He was bringing the message God wanted him to? Stranger

I have no sympathy with anyone claiming to struggle with gender identity. We are who we are because God made us that way. And He makes no mistakes. We are masculine or feminine because our spirit is masculine or feminine. That will never change throughout eternity. In relationship to God...

The lying spirit said what God wanted him to say. Why wouldn't he be considered a prophet of God? Stranger

Why wouldn't the lying spirit be considered a prophet of God? Stranger

VictoryinJesus But God is masculine. Father and Son and Holy Spirit. We are masculine or feminine due to God's decision. We are masculine or feminine in our physical bodies because our spirit is either masculine or feminine. This is the great perversion of the 'transgender'. No matter...

Michael V. Pardo Perhaps you and others want more than God is willing to give. God said Abraham is a prophet. Perhaps that is a definition of a prophet, one who God declares to be a prophet. It's His choice. And one who is a true prophet of God will not contradict the already revealed...

brakelite Of course Sunday is a day approved by God for believers to meet and worship God and Christ. That doesn't mean it is a law that we meet on Sundays. That would be contrary to the Gospel message of Grace. But Sunday is the day of resurrection. (John 20:1) " The first day of the...

No need to feel less. But your response was, in my view, a cop out. You say now, "I try to discuss something in good faith". But that is just the point. You didn't. You got others viewpoints which were supported in Scripture, then you bailed. You offered no discussion other than no one...

I recognize the apostasy occuring in the Protestant church today. But the Reformation was not an apostasy. It was a 'reformation'. So, tell me, when did the apostasy occur in the Roman Catholic Church? Don't say the 'Reformation'. When did the Catholic Church recognize it was in error...

Michael V. Pardo I'm not sure what you are trying to say. God definitely called Abraham a prophet. (Gen. 20:7) Therefore, he is a prophet, irregardless of your understanding as of why, irregardless of your definition of a prophet. If your definition doesn't fit with Abraham, then your...

Michael V. Pardo Yes, the Bible is complete. It says all that God wants it to say. It doesn't say all that God knows. It says all God wants us to know. Anyone who claims to be a 'prophet' had better not be in contradiction with the revealed word of God. Stranger

Constantine favored the Christian faith. There is nothing wrong with that. The papacy and pope were developed through a slow natural historical process involving the Church and its reaction to the freedoms or the persecutions or heresies it faced. Christ's statement to 'render unto Caesar'...