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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    you called them "detailed" perhaps it wasn't quite the right descriptor
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    no. what you replied to was me asking whether you had insight on the antetype of the choosing of Paul, since you indicated you were an accomplished student of Paul. you answered my question, which was a legitimate question about studying scripture, by calling it "meaningless, non value add...
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    i was told "The Church" has already figured everything out. do you disagree with that statement? i'm not sure i agree with it either, myself.
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    OK let's start with John 5:39 Search the scriptures! For in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of Me! "search" is an imperative. Christ is commanding that the scriptures be searched, and also giving instruction as to what the scriptures are to be searched for...
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    OK so your position is that studying the Bible is "meaningless, non value add, gibberish, nonsensical, no depth meaning or benefit whatsoever" but speculating on whether Paul had a wife is equipping the saints? this is such a bizarre forum. i hardly know what to do with you people.
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    Eusebius in Ecclesiastical History states as a matter of fact that Paul was married. Origen & Ignatius likewise seem to take it as given. so how 'figured out' is that trivial matter that you have more interest in?
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    are you saying you have no idea why Adam, who had named his wife Woman, changed her name to Eve?
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    dear Mary... Oh, the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments and His ways past finding out! “For who has known the mind of the Lord? Or who has become His counselor?” (Romans 11:33-34) do you agree that: the scripture is the word of...
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    great. so if the antetype of Matthias is found in Leviticus 16, where did you find the antetype of Paul?
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    do you recognize that there is a correspondence between Acts 1:26 & Leviticus 16:8, or do you consider it meaningless coincidence?
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    there are also many other things that Jesus did, which if they were written one by one, I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books that would be written. Amen. (John 21:25)
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    oh that's interesting -- so you're saying, the only reason people have for a couple thousand years continued to wonder about certain topics in theology & to seemingly inexhaustibly explore the rich meaning in the scripture, is because they are unintelligent & dishonest? oh apparently Genesis...
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    How To Recognize Empty Christian Talk.

    Seems to me that the correct answer to this post is not responding to it. Hmm What have i done? Alas! I responded. Forgive me, Josh.
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    “Eternal Salvation”

    If i can lose my salvation then the life Christ gave me was temporary, not eternal, and He is found a liar. What kind of hope is eternal insecurity? But we have an anchor for the soul, a Lord upon whom we can depend, who is mighty to save to the uttermost
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    Why does it say "numbered with the 11“ Instead of "counted as one of the 12“ ?
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    Do you agree that the OT is entirely connected with the NT such that they explain each other and correspond with each other, that it is one scripture with One Author and one purpose being spiritually discerned? Do you understand that there is a 1:1 correspondence between Acts 1:26 and Leviticus...
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    Mary, you don't strike me as much of a student of scripture. Romans 11:33 Oh, the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable [are] His judgments and His ways past finding out!
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    OK so why are we still trying to figure out the hypostatic union and free-will / predestination and grace /works and the origin & meaning of evil, thousands of years later? Because it's so simple? It may be the case that the Bible is a lot more than you think it is. Can you explain something...
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    The Lord Jesus Christ never drank alcohol - THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM IS A SIN!

    how can Christ have chosen Judas? if you can answer that, answering how the disciples chose Matthias is childsplay. remember in Acts 1 men first chose two men without consulting heaven. then they asked God to decide between they 2 they chose through divination. just like Leviticus 16. not like...