Must scripture be quoted to "prove" what is true?

[HeRoseFromTheDead]

Hmm so that is what deism is. Why do christians get angry.???

Angry about deism, or the fact that you linked to a deist website to access a quote?

 

[Justin Mangonel]

Dear All,

Jesus was God manifest in the flesh but are not we suppose to be, as his body taken together, God manifest in the flesh? Jesus was the first born of many brethren...

Blessings,

Justin

 

[Rex]

Dear All,

Jesus was God manifest in the flesh but are not we suppose to be, as his body taken together, God manifest in the flesh? Jesus was the first born of many brethren...

Blessings,

Justin

Was it to much to answer my two questions Justin?

Here's a couple of replies from one of your other anti bible threads "is the emphasis on teaching the word damming our souls?"
I wouldn't want people to misunderstand what you really mean when you say "Jesus was God manifest in the flesh"

I think Jesus is God. Just not at His birth. Why are you posting here? Do agree with everything they believe?

For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost.

Petere 1:21

Jesus was not born God and is not the second person of the trinity. However, when he was filled with all the fulness of God at His baptism you could not distinquish between Him and God. I was quite clear about that.

 

[Axehead]

Dear All,

Is it necessary to quote scripture when stating a truth? Does scripture make the truth any truer?

Blessings,

Justin

Getting back to the OP. No, of course it is not necessary to quote scripture when stating a truth. Scriptures are quoted to emphasize the truth or to counter a lie.

All the best,
Axehead