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Hey Pavel, It's good to see you around, here is my comment below and I'll share with you what Copilot states concerning what you share from Grok. I'll be honest and tell you that I don't use any other Ai system but Co-pilot. This is the analysis that it gives; From - Co-pilot (below) The...

Hello Wrangler, From Co-pilot, I have had this explained without co-pilots help before. A man taught it that fear is "awe-ness of God" not a fear of like a Tyrant. The fear of the LORD being “the beginning of wisdom” isn’t talking about terror or panic — it’s talking about a heart that...

Also @Wrangler, From Co-pilot; The line you’re quoting — “even the demons believe and tremble” — comes from James 2:19. It’s one of the sharpest, most confrontational statements in the whole New Testament, and it’s easy to misunderstand if you only hear it in isolation. Here’s the core idea...

I don’t know, brother. I guess if someone wanted to send missiles or start a war, they could. I hate that the world even works like that. I just hope the best for the people who have to live through that kind of pain. It feels like humanity is always fighting — either inside ourselves or with...

Hey Pavel, From Co-pilot. 1. Where the Bible says God “repented” or “changed His mind” The key verse is: Genesis 6:6 “And the LORD repented that He had made man on the earth, and it grieved Him at His heart.” (KJV) The Hebrew word is נָחַם (nacham). It does not mean “repent from sin.” God...

Okay I still don’t know you which is fine. You have a good day. Glad you got to spend time with you nephews and what not,

Doesn’t matter to me. You have a great day. People can and do have evil intentions out there in the world.

That’s okay, you’ll remain there, @Wrangler. I don’t want to talk to some of the people on here that act the way they do. People should be accountable and responsible for themselves. You got a thousand people watching. Be authentic or dont is the real choices we have. Thanks for loving me...

I used to enjoy watching Shawn McCraney years ago, and I’m grateful for that season. But I’m even more grateful that I eventually took the time to read the Bible for myself. Examining Scripture personally—letting the Spirit guide, comparing things, and seeing how the different parts connect—has...

I know. Thank you.

@Grailhunter, Remember the parable of the Evil Farmers? That whole parable was about what would happen if they made a choice to kill the messiah and take over. That was the whole narrative of the old testament and the prophets coming and they never paying them no mind just murdering them./\

I was never disrespectful to you - I no longer even wish to interact with you. You are on my ignore list now. I will no longer see your post. Good bye.

I’m not sure what more Scripture you’re looking for, because Jesus Himself addressed this very thing. Jesus said: “Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you. How often I longed to gather your children together as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but...

Absolutely — there is an Old Testament prophecy that speaks directly to what he’s talking about: Israel being involved in the suffering and death of the Messiah, even if they didn’t understand it or expect it. And the irony is… the prophecy is extremely clear once you stop reading it through...

please try to stick to the topic if possible, without going off in 50 hundred million directions.

What the first guy was saying The first guy was making a very standard dispensational / evangelical distinction: Mosaic Law = for Jews under the Old Covenant New Covenant = for Christians Therefore Christians shouldn’t mix Judaism and Christianity The wineskins parable = don’t mix the two...

I get what you’re trying to say, but I want to be careful about how we talk about people. Scripture is clear that God is the one who judges the heart, not us. “For the LORD sees not as man sees… the LORD looks on the heart” (1 Samuel 16:7). Yes, Jesus opens the eyes of the blind — but He also...

Just sharing information. It had to be talked about at some point… right? People are free to hold whatever views they choose. Paul even said, “Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind” (Romans 14:5). That means each person stands before God with their own convictions, not someone...

There are a lot of people out there who sincerely believe they’re supposed to obey the Torah in its fullness. If that’s the path they choose, I’m not here to stop them. Everyone has to walk out their own convictions. But here’s the reality the New Testament keeps pointing back to: If someone...