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* “Hello.” *

* The Great Turkey Massacre of October 30, 1978. An event that will live in infamy. *

So then we might say that they are complementary phrases. A person who has the faith of Abraham, of the prophets, of the Messiah, of the apostles is someone who has faith in Abraham, in the prophets, in the Messiah, in the apostles. Conversely, someone who doesn’t have the faith of Abraham, of...

That’s the topic of this thread.

* I don’t know how the turkeys got them to do it but that’s not a bad strategy in a tight spot. *

He’s my brother. I want to be with him and doing what he will be doing when he returns.

Welcome to the forum @newnature. In Hebrew scriptures, the Lord of hosts is Yahweh, the God and Father of the lord Jesus Messiah.

“The Church today must reclaim the biblical emphasis on the blessed hope, the longing for the return of Jesus and the establishment of His glorious future kingdom on earth. Maranatha. Come, Lord Jesus.” (Joel Richardson) https://x.com/joel7richardson/status/1992581932425662918?s=61

Translation of ek pisteos as “faith of Christ” would attach us to the Christian faith as Jesus and the apostles modeled it. “The righteous shall live by faith.” Jesus did. The apostles did. Christians do.

Everyone who thinks about the possibility of a real God should follow the evidence.

Don’t you?

The God of the Old Testament is the God of the New Testament -> the living God. Everything else is idols. “Read the Old Testament” is good advice. “Read the Old Testament and the New Testament” is better than good advice.