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* Children enjoying an old game called Sweep the Dog. The dog, not so much. *

* Plain gone but not forgotten. Roy wrote about it, Barbara set it to music, and Donovan performed it. *

* Empty pockets don’t lie.*

* The scribe even threw in a colorful bird to seal the deal. And music. Everything is better with music. *

The prophesied event happened, in the first century. Blessed is he who comes in the name of Yahweh. Blessed is Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, the Son of God.

* Marching up and down the square. *

* Staying alive in North Korea. *

The New Testament assertion is not just that he existed. Jesus of Nazareth is a man attested by God. He is the Messiah, the Son of God. He existed, he exists, he will exist forever. Believe God or don’t believe God. Those are our options.

Paul is stressing the importance of what was seen and experienced. It is of first importance, not the only thing of importance. If (a conditional statement) Jesus of Nazareth has not been bodily resurrected from the dead then forget him. Forget everything that he said and everything that he did...

Some do but what is the evidence that a majority do? What is your support for this? In my experience, the majority of Christians do not. Even if it were true that a majority do, that isn’t sufficient to establish that God created through an evolutionary process. If a Christian is telling you...

Does it not matter to you that the Messiah himself has a God @Riven? Abraham has a God -> Yahweh Moses has a God -> Yahweh Jesus has a God -> Yahweh Yahweh doesn’t have God; he is the one true God.

The New Testament is written in Greek. “God,“ whether written in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, or any other language we might want to consider, is always singular. When I was a college student our Hebrew language professor told us that we could have a ministry teaching people the meaning of elohim...

Aramaic doesn’t contradict Hebrew. Yahweh is the God (singular) of Israel; not the gods (plural) of Israel. @David in NJ (or anyone else for that matter) can insist that it is plural but the refutation of that assertion is insisting that he render it plural in English. He refuses to do it. The...