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Since I have no idea what you're referring to,,, I have no comment. BTW, the NT was already translated and will not be needing any help from neither you nor me.

Maybe YOU have plenty of time, but I don't WHERE did I misquote you? Why should I care what the Greek word for MADE is? We were discussing PAUL not Peter. We were discussing the word BEGET not the word made. YOU said Acts shows that Paul was NOT killed in Rome. I asked for proof from the...

I believe we were discussing PAUL. Paul was beheaded in Rome.

I'm not discussing Greek Mono. I'm discussing the word BEGOTTEN and what it means THEOLOGICALLY.

The norm is that YOU have to post scripture defending what YOU state. It's not up to ME to go look for it. Please post the end of the letter that states that Paul died in Babylon. Thanks.

Here's BEGOTTEN in the Greek meaning: It's the same BTW. The Greek word for "begotten," especially in biblical contexts like the Nicene Creed, is μονογενής (monogenēs), meaning "only begotten," "unique," or "one of a kind," combining monos (only) and genos (kind, offspring). While it carries...

OH!!!! And where is that written in the book of Acts??

So everything not written in the NT is myth and legend? History ends in Acts?

I posted the following in post 857... I'll post it again. Begotten means something specific in theology: In theology, begotten means to bring forth something of the same nature as oneself, not to create or make it, signifying Jesus' unique, eternal, divine origin from God the Father, distinct...

Oh my. So, let's say someone is in the hospital and their sick. And this statement is my last statement to you. Does this mean that they cannot die? Does it mean they're still alive? Could they have DIED, but I didn't mention it? Do you think Paul lived forever? Paul died by beheading in...

The word MADE is NOT a theological word. Please change the wording of your statement since I don't know what you mean by MADE. If YOU claim to be begotten,,,,not made.... then you must be like Jesus.

WHERE in the above does it state that Paul was NOT executed by Rome?

Unfortunately we've been dumbed down. The creeds were all meant to confirm Christian teachings. How could that be ignorant? Some Christians do not like the creeds because they prefer to have thier own beliefs regarding the Christian religion.

Where does the NT state that Paul was not executed by the Romans??

ADOPTIONISM IS HERETICAL. The TRUTH is that Jesus is God and has always existed. Your post is rather vague and if you care to respond, please post scripture supporting what you're stating above.

Correct. The changes would be HERETICAL, DESTRUCTIVE and given by false teachers. If you believe Christianity has changed from about 30AD and changes have been made to the New Testament writers teachings, you're going to have to list which changes and HOW they could possibly be legitimate...

BEGOTTEN does NOT mean CREATED. That word should be ELIMINATED from theological language but I sometimes slip and use it myself. Begotten is used in John 3:16...and yet we know that Jesus was NOT created. Here is the best explanation of the word that I've come across.... source: Gemini In...

You know better Scott. Please don't use "Son of man" to mean that Jesus was the son of a human being. Son of Man is found in Daniel 7 and is referring to one who would come and that someone is Jesus. Daniel 7:13-14 “I kept looking in the night visions, And behold, with the clouds of heaven One...

I don't believe what I wish. I believe what is a fact. Do YOU not believe that Christianity is 2 thousand years old? WHEN do YOU believe some began to change accepted Christian beliefs from 2 thousand years ago? OSAS was introduced, in its present form, about 200 years ago....a belief that...

Jesus IS the Son of God. Jesus IS the Son of Man. Because some Christians do NOT understand their Christian faith does not make null and void Christian theology. There are members on this very Forum who claim to be Christian and yet do not either know, or accepty, Christian theology which has...