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It doesn't matter if Mark is speaking about when he met the women. The statement is made " Now when Jesus was risen early the first day of the week..." (Mark 16:9) What else would risen mean? This too would agree with (Matt. 28:1). "In the end of the Sabbath, as it began to dawn toward...

I was just trying to understand where you were coming from. 'Risen' still speaks to the resurrection. The whole context of Mark 16 deals with the Resurrection of Christ. What else would 'risen' mean? This would mean that Mark 16:9 is pretty clear that Jesus rose early the first day of the...

bbyrd009 You're as confused with David as you were with Job. Need help there too? Want me to look it up for you? You don't know the Bible. You just springboard off of what someone else says. Stranger

bbyrd009 Well, give me your Scriptural basis for being born as a baptism. Stranger

So 'risen' doesn't mean 'resurrection'? Stranger

Mark 16:9 does say that. So,what are you saying Mark 16:9 says? Stranger

bbyrd009 Well, if you have no Scriptural base for what you are saying, then, again, why should you be taken seriously? I certainly can't take you seriously. There are absolutes and absolute Truth. Jesus Christ is the Truth. The written Word of God is the Truth. Christians can have...

bbyrdoo9 (Job 10:1-2) "My soul is weary of my life; I will leave my complaint upon myself; I will speak in the bitterness of my soul. I will say unto God, Do not condemn me; shew me wherefore thou contendest with me." Stranger

You say 'if Jesus rose on the Sabbath'. Does this mean you arnt really sure? Or are you saying He definitely rose on the Sabbath? Without a doubt, Jesus must be three days and nights in the grave as Matthew says. Before I get too involved in this, tell me, what is the rub here? Is there...

FHI Yeah, my mistake. I don't know why I said Monday. Too late to edit by the time I saw it. So, will you prove he died on Wednesday and was raised on Saturday? Stranger

I would like to know the Scripture first for the baptism of being born. Stranger

bbyrdoo9 No one claimed Job was sinless. Again, pay attention. Job 42:6-7 is Job repenting for questioning God. It is not Job repenting for things he did to deserve the trials he is going through. The trials Job is going through are not the result of sowing and reaping as you have said...

No Christians I know ever knew thought the Easter Bunny or Santa Clause replaced Jesus Christ. Ok. Prove your point that Jesus died on a Wednesday and rose on a Saturday. Stranger

Chapter and verse. Stranger

I don't believe any Christian here is thinking that Easter is about rabbits and eggs. It is about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. If Christ did not die on Friday and rise on Monday, when did He die and rise? Stranger

I already knew you couldn't help me....or anyone else for that matter. If there is Scripture supporting what you are saying, that Job was reaping what he sowed, then show them. If you can't show them, then they are not there. And you are just a shallow running creek. I know you like to...

I don't understand. Easter is the time we acknowledge the resurrection of Jesus Christ. What is wrong with that? If you don't want to call it Easter, fine. It is still the time we acknowledge the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Are you saying there is a problem in acknowledging the...

I have told you the accusation you have made. Now you pretend I haven't. Provide Scripture that shows that Job was reaping what he sowed in the trials he endured. We are all terminal. So? Stranger

Well, you need to be specific when you make accusations. And if you're unwilling to be specific, then apparently, as I said before, you don't know what you're talking about. You speak as Job's friends spoke. That puts you in line with (Job 42:7) Forgive me?...I don't care. Stranger

You go out of your way to make the point that it is God's 'spoken' word that gives life. I assume you want to make the distinction between that and the 'written' word. Correct? John 6:63 makes no distinction between the spoken and written word. The distinction there is 'spirit' and...