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I don’t need to know what historic Christian churches understood. If they didn’t understand apostasia as a falling away from something then they’re wrong.

That’s what I’m trying to explain to @covenantee. Apostasia only means to fall away from someone or something, it doesn’t define what is being fallen away from.

No it does not. I just posted the definition of apostasia but here it is again. apostasía (ἀποστασία), meaning "to leave or depart." Apostasía(ἀποστασία) is made up of apo(ἀπο), meaning “away from,” and hístēmi(ἵστημι), meaning “to stand”; Apostasia literally means to stand away from...

SMH. APOSTASY is an ENGLISH word derived from the Greek word APOSTASIA because APOSTASIA means “to leave or depart." The Greek word in the Bible is APOSTASIA not APOSTASY.

“But that which is raised (not resurrected from the dead) still being a living soul is a spiritual body” I don’t know what you mean by this. Can you show me the verse where you get the soul is a spiritual body.

Apostasia means to fall away or defect from anything. The context of the verse it’s used in will determine what is being fallen away from. The English word apostasy emerges from the word Greek apostasía (ἀποστασία), meaning "to leave or depart." Apostasía(ἀποστασία), in turn, is made up of...

If we both read our bibles and believe what’s written exactly the way it’s written we won’t have different truths.

No you shouldn’t believe me or anybody else. Read your Bible for exactly what it says and you will possess the truth. Don’t you see how everything in this world is inverted? Everything is backwards, everything is upside down. Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, psychiatrists...

Paul didn’t say our natural body will die and be raised a spiritual body, you added that part. Paul says IT(the soul) is given a natural body and when that natural body dies, IT (the soul) will be raised a spiritual body. Look you guys are just flat out wrong and your hanging on to baggage...

Good morning brother.

Show me the future bodily resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15. It’s not there nor is it anywhere else in scripture because dead earthly bodies have nothing to do with the resurrection.

I beleive the millennium is life in the kingdom of heaven that Jesus died to bring into this world. That being said I don’t agree with almost anything an amil believes.

I agree they twist a lot of scripture both sides do though.

So basically what your saying here is Paul got the seed analogy wrong and he should’ve used a potted plant analogy. Put the patted plant (the body) in the ground and then when the potted plant dies its resurrected as a brand new plant. That’s not what Paul said and that’s not the point Paul...

I can’t help you because I don’t really know anything about WordPress. You need to find a WordPress developer.

Put Strong et al in the same category as “experts and science” that say Covid shots are safe and effective and your gender is whatever you want it to be. They really don’t believe any of that but they know most people are gullible and will believe any lie if its shouted loud enough and often...

Serious bible students study the KJV. All serious Bible English speaking students study a KJV.

No that’s not what Paul said and I don’t know why you guys have this obsession with dead earthly bodies. We are not our human bodies, we are souls placed into a body to experience life in this realm. When our souls are done here on this earth God takes our souls out this human body and puts us...

I know you’re not, I think you’re pretty cool. Elementor is WordPress isn’t it?

Oh I’m agreeing completely with Paul. Paul is using grain and the plant body the grain produces to illustrate what the resurrection is. Bare grain gets planted in the earth and God gives that seed a plant body. If the soil conditions are right, that plant will produce a NEW SEED and when that...