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My statement about Paul contradicts Scripture?? HARDLY . . . Eph. 3:1 Christ Jesus made me his prisoner, so that I could help you Gentiles. Eph. 1:7-8 God treated me with kindness. His power worked in me, and it became my job to spread the good news. 8 I am the least important of all God’s...

Paul’s mission was ALWAYS to the Gentiles. As for the Jews on Pentecost – I can’t argue with Scripture. Acts 2:41 explicitly states that about THREE THOUSAND JEWS were added to their number that day. YOUR problem – besides having a rather superficial understanding of Scripture – is that you...

WRONG. This verse (John 1:1) states that the Word (the Son) is GOD. STRIKE ONE . . . This verse (John 1:14) states plainly that the Word, which verse 1 says is GOD – became FLESH. GOD became flesh. STRIKE TWO . . . This verse (Isaiah 7:14) states that His title of Immanuel means “GOD with...

Like I said before - it's fun watching your verbose Scriptural acrobatics - but you keep falling on your face. ALL of your responses take MANY paragraphs to explain away your fanciful excuses as to why Christ cannot be God - even though Scripture states it plainly - over and over again. The...

Yes, I know - that's my whole point. You only mentioned the Gentiles and stated that THEY were the first to receive the spirit. WRONG, according to Acts 2 . . . Not sure what "false Christs" you're talking about - but we have only ONE Christ. The same Christ of Scripture that YOU deny, having...

Uh-huh, and that's why you failed to address ANY of them . . .

Sounds peachy - except for ONE thing: YOU claim that the gentiles were the first to receive the Spirit of God – but the BIBLE says that about 3000 JEWS received it on Pentecost (Acts 2:41). God-fearing Jews who were staying in Jerusalem - from all over the world (Acts 2:5). The fact that you...

Do YOU?? The Bible doesn't teach what you're proposing. It teaches that he IS God and that He always WAS God - in Heaven and on earth: John 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was GOD. John 1:14 And the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us...

Sure, Scott - whatever makes you feel better about losing . . .

You implied it. YOU said: The devil omitted "in all thy ways" from his quoting of Psalms 91:11 in his temptation of Jesus, and this speaks volumes concerning his tactics when it comes to the scriptures. His best bet is to have you see a scripture through his lens...and he does this by handing...

Typical diversion, eh, Scotty? You LOST the debate about the Early Church and their unanimous adherence to the Real Presence in the Eucharist – so you went after the Pope. What’s next – Mary? Statues? Repetitious Prayer? I don’t mind debating ANY of these issues with you – but you have a...

Christ unites to Himself TWO natures. He is FULLY man and FULLY God. And, whereas these 2 natures are indivisible– they are distinct. When Jesus was born – He was born as FULLY man and FULLY God. He is the incarnation of God – He didn’t “become” God at some later point. Jesus, in His FLESH...

It is GOD’S goodness that is a fruit of the Holy Spirit – NOT our own. They are FILLED WITH goodness – they don’t produce it. Jesus, who is GOD,said that NOBODY is good but God (Mark 10:18). You DON’T know this?? You are STILL rotten – as am I and everybody else – and were in constant need of...

A “proclamation”?? ALL of the Psalms are prayers and many of them would fall into YOUR category of “Proclamations”. They are prayers nonetheless because they are proclamations ofWORSHIP. Rev. 4:8 and Psalm 136 are ALSOprayers of worship – and they are REPETITIOUS. Ummmm – and your EDITED...

NOBODY is "good" but God (Mark 10:18). They are good soil because they endured by cooperating with the grace of GOD.

WRONG. Apparently - you didn't READ post #35 where I obliterated this argument. Perhaps, I'll reiterate some of that post for you now . . . When Jesus made this statement in Matt. 6:7, he was speaking about the nonsensical babbling of pagans to their gods – not the sincere prayers of the...

The Scriptures in CONTEXT tell us that God is Omnipotent (ALL-Powerful). They tell us that He is Omniscient (ALL-knowing). They tell us that He is Omnipresent (EVERYWHERE). They tell us that NOTHING is impossible for Him, who is Omnipotent, Omniscient and Omnipresent. I'm not "trying" to get...

Your first mistake is in RED above . . .

Spoken like a person who has NEVER opened a Bible . . . Just as there are varying degrees of joy in Heaven – there are varying degrees of suffering in HELL – and the following verses attest to this (Prov. 24:12, Jer. 17:10, Ezek. 18:20, Rom. 2:5–16, 1 Cor. 3:8, 11-15, 2 Cor. 5:10, Col. 3:23–25...

There you go again performing your Scriptural acrobatics – bending and twisting God’s Word to fit YOUR small understanding of it. Sometimes His Word is much broader and is NOT pigeon-holed by your puny little context. Luke 1:37 corresponds perfectly with Matt. 19:26, where Jesus said “With man...