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You ignore Job 42:7 because it contradicts what you are saying. What you are saying is that it's possible Job was reaping what he sowed in the trials he went through. That is what his friends said also. And God was clear that they did not speak the truth, just like you are not, especially...

I believe water here is the word of God. This same act of being born-again is spoken of in (Titus 3:5) " Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to his mercy he saved us, by the washing of regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost;" Our regeneration is said to be a...

As your blindness is. Stranger

bbyrdoo9 So, you are a 'queer'? I don't try to overcome Scripture. I try to understand it and then teach what I understand. I have no problem believing plain statements found in the Scripture. Take the 'Easter' subject to the correct place instead of here. You have constantly put down...

You add nothing. Again, Job is not repenting of things he did that might result in his trials. You ignore (Job:42:7) You have no response to my replies. As I have asked before, show me something in the Scripture that shows that Job is reaping what he has sowed. The verses you give do not...

That sounds much too easy. Stranger

Meaning you don't know what you are. Stranger

That can only mean you don't really care what the Bible says. Stranger

What Job is repenting of is questioning God. He is not repenting of things he did wrong to deserve the trials he is going through. Can you see the difference? Shall someone take your hand and walk you through it? And you still ignore (Job 42:7). Stranger

Again, pay attention. That Job was reaping what he sowed is what the friends of Job were telling him. As I showed you in (Job 42:7), they were wrong. Just like you are wrong. I don't need an open mind. I just believe the Scripture. Show me in Scripture where Job was reaping what he...

The Passover speaks to the death of Christ. Easter speaks to the resurrection of Christ. So, how does Easter obscure the death of Christ when the death is necessary before the resurrection? The Church recognizes the differneces in the two events. Stranger

No where in the book of Job does it speak of Job reaping what he sowed. In other words, your opinions, which you have a lot of, are not supported by the text. As I just showed you in Job 42:7. That is not 'my opinon'. That is Scripture, which you were ignorant of, and now ignore. Stranger

No, you just didn't know what you are talking about when you quote that verse concerning 'Christ and Him crucified'. And you still didn't answer my question about what the Passover has to do with Easter as far as obscuring it. Stranger

As I said you are are as foolish as Jobs friends. Job 42:7 " And it was so, that after the LORD had spoken these words unto Job, the LORD said to Eliphaz the Temanite, My wrath is kindled against thee, and against thy two friends: for ye have not spoken of me the thing that is right, as my...

Beg all you like. You use the pharse as a badge of honor, and Paul was not using it that way. The hollowness is ringing in your ears. No, I am not confused at all. Stranger

I'm not insecure. And you haven't addressed anything I have said. Which means you just rattle at the mouth but have no substance. Where is there a conclusion when you don't address what I have said? Address your ignorance of (1Cor. 2:1-2 and 3:1). Instead of ignoring it. Stranger

I'm not confused. You just don't know what you're talking about. 'Jesus Christ and Him crucified' was an indictment against the Corinthians. Yet you try and use it as a badge of honor. In other words, you are very ignorant. (1Cor. 2:1-2, 3:1) Stranger

So, what is your point. I interpret 'lol' as you have nothing to say. Nothing of any substance, anyway. Stranger

Well, if you pay attention to the book of Job you would see that 'reaping what you sow' was not the lesson. In fact, that is the whole point of Job, he didn't reap what he sowed as far as the trials he was under. So no, what you are saying does not apply. No, 'you' don't have enough...

Sure, everyone is entitled to their opinons, of which you have plenty. But what does the Passover have to do with Easter? Or, what does the Passover have to do with the Resurrection? One is where the Saivour died. One is where He rose from the dead. You say Easter obscures Passover...