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NO! You are badly mistaken. In the opening chapter of the Gospel of John, we see John the Baptist declaring as Jesus walks toward him, "Look, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" (verse 29) Nothing in the New Testament makes any sense at all if we cannot acknowledge Jesus in...

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Calm down I changed that....God did not promise anyone in the OT heaven. One letter off and I get my head chopped off.

Calm down I changed that....God did not promise anyone in the OT heaven. One letter off and I get my head chopped off.

I am going to try to do this by item. The Jews do not have a devil...and if I say period that is pretty close. Satan appears in the OT...mostly and nearly only in Job. The Jews see that as a senior angel entering the Holy Court of God and together they decide to test Job. As far as I can...

Your last paragraph is very interesting. Jesus spoke of being away from God. He spoke of separating the wheat and the chaff, the sheep and the goats, those who did and those who did not do. We can go over these topic...fun!

These are topics that are good discussions and there are answers. But we are probably going to take them one at a time. The topics I brought up today are not For sure...you know that at the time of Christ, some of the Jews understood this and some of them did not. Some believed in angels and...

The point of this, or points, has nothing to do with if Satan and Hell are Real....Absolutely and for certain, Satan, demons, and hell are very real. But the Jews did not understand all of that....And the last paragraph... Sorry HA Ha I meant God never promised heaven to anyone in the OT. One...

Your mind moves so fast. Christians got the word and concept for Hades from Greek Mythology. Hades is a God and a bad place. They liked it so they put in the Holy Bible, mostly in the NT. This happens around the same time they adopted the word Lucifer. It only occurs in one scripture Isaiah...

Ya, I would just give up. You know in Hebrews it says that once you fall away you can not come back. Nice knowing ya! Ha ha

It a better answer than I thought I was going to get. Although I have all the confidence in you. Big difference between Sheol and Hades and the place of torment that we call hell and Gehenna...figuratively. In the OT everyone, good and bad went Sheol and Hades and it was not a place of torment...

Oh my! @GodsGrace is not saved! I am so sad! I am sorry GodsGrace! @justbyfaith was she predestined not to be saved?

@GodsGrace @Lady Crosstalk Riddle me this...How come no one is fearful of the devil in the OT? Why does hell appear in the Christian Bible 31 times but 0 in the Jewish scriptures? Also there are several instances where God is talking to people in the OT, why isn't God mentioning Satan? Then a...

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Ok, my knees are already getting sore.

You might be surprised that God don't give up on people that easy. And a change of heart can be just a round the corner. The Apostles even had to deal this. The Jewish way was chiseled into their hearts. If we believe one way for a long time it can produce confidence, but it can also be a trap...

Who can we be more than a student of Christianity? Who knows the mind of God? You two are good people. Change your course. Your differences are not that different and not un-reconcilable. Christ knelt in the garden and asked His Father, basically, is there any other way? There is another way for...

I have doing debates all my life...mostly with people I respect, and in person or in emails. People here weaponize scriptures and shoot them like machine guns, neither side proving anything or learning any thing. As smart as you two are, you should be curious why scriptures can support both...

Ok you ladies are in Hebrews, and Hebrews is great, but there are a few scriptures there that are unique. Not standard Christian theology. True as they are, but not exactly what you think.