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so you say, but cannot Quote, wadrNever said that...God REQUIRES blood as payment for sin.
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so you say, but cannot Quote, wadrNever said that...God REQUIRES blood as payment for sin.
You may very well be with him on this, because you know what he's saying. I haven't a clue whether I agree with anything he says, yet. But you've learned his "language." It is too new to me.
wadr if "i don't think you can Quote 'Holy Bible' except in English" makes no sense to you then it's prolly better if we don't talk anyway, might even be a sign, God warning you or something, protecting you maybe. No sin in that i guessIt's too new too me also. In fact it generally makes no sense.
so you say, but cannot Quote, wadr
this is how we get to "Easter is Holy" and "Jesus is God" i guess.So one has to regard the Bible as a Holy books
we are freed from the law of sin and death, Nancy. Now someone might still want to kill you for lying, but they cannot legally do that under the law any more, like they used to be able to do. That "law" up there is not "the Decalogue," as Lex will tell you (it is "nomos")Hebrews 9:22 " And almost all things are by the law purged with blood; and without shedding of blood is no remission."
oh daughter of Jerusalem, do not find love until you are ready"...and without shedding of blood is no remission." After Jesus, there is no more need for a blood sacrifice..."once for all..."
MATT. 26:58 "For this is my blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins.""...and without shedding of blood is no remission." After Jesus, there is no more need for a blood sacrifice..."once for all..."
oh daughter of Jerusalem, do not find love until you are ready
oh daughter of Jerusalem, do not find love until you are ready
what "blood" was He referring to there, Nancy, that was "My" blood? Bc no one was drinking Jesus' blood right then, and that is not what Jesus was even offering them, was it. See, you are being fed lines that you may interpret more than one way bc Christ is speaking dialectically there. Wine--the blood of the grape--has a symbolic meaning, which i'm sure you are even aware of right.MATT. 26:58 "For this is my blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins."
i guess i didn't mean that the way you took it, my apologies
ya, no, def not what i meant. Imo pls take the other one personally, the Ordained Ppl telling you that Jesus said to drink His Blood, get offended at that lie if you want, the other i did not mean for you personallyAnd...when I am ready, I will Tell him I am faint with love. swoons
what "blood" was He referring to there, Nancy, that was "My" blood? Bc no one was drinking Jesus' blood right then, and that is not what Jesus was even offering them, was it. See, you are being fed lines that you may interpret more than one way bc Christ is speaking dialectically there. Wine--the blood of the grape--has a symbolic meaning, which i'm sure you are even aware of right.
but nevermind that for now, let's take Jesus literally there; "this (the "blood of the grape") is the blood of my new testament." Now you can certainly Transubstantiate if you like, but imo Christ chose grapes over oranges--the "blood" of the orange, see that works too--for a reason, and also did not cut Himself and offer any real blood for a reason; and i guess being Christ He could have just sweated some or whatever, wouldn't have been a problem right.
All kinds of logical ways Jesus could have proceeded there, but He chose none of them, imo for the same reason that we cannot Quote "God requires blood for sin." Bc neither one is true
Did Jesus speak and claim he was divine, let alone God Almighty? A clear resounding No! This something to ponder over.
Jesus said in plain view he was the son of man and never a divine being.
Can we believe scripture or not, or shall we believe in several noted early writers that provided their own opinions and concluded for Jesus Christ, that he was not only divine, but also God himself? Is there a dilemma here?
These early writers evidently had a real impact into the 4th century when Constantine and the bishops voted that Jesus was indeed God and divine?
Image you are a visitor from Mars with much more intellect and led by the spirit of God. You lay all this data out in front of you to search for the truth of Jesus the Lord and Savior from Earth. Would you conclude and side with these mentioned early writers or the God-breathed words of God?
Is it that most people, including these early writers wanted to believe that for Jesus to succeed n his mission on earth and never sin he MUST HAVE BEEN GOD and then is GOD TODAY, even though it does not make any sense at all. Is Jesus in heaven today God Almighty or not? We cannot change our minds if we said he was GOD on earth and then say he is not now. He is at the right side of God Almighty is he not? So how do we reconcile this apparent dilemma?
Is this logical scriptural thinking?
Once a lie or err is introduced even well-intentioned, it grows with more forced errors to support the base lie.
My thinking and logic is, it went down as at least a six-layered structure of errors with a lot of frosting built on sand:
1. The early writers were in error about Jesus and gave their personal opinions about what they thought Jesus was, his nature. Once this error gained momentum it eventually gained official approval as fact, especially by the 4th century.
Since then, it (Jesus = God) had to be defended with a vengeance for the credibility of the entire fledgling religious movement.
2. So, the supporters of this err had to invent the concept of incarnation to say God birthed himself into a human being. A wild concept. Sounds pagan.
3. Then the concept of hypostasis was invented to now say Jesus was both divine and human, the fusing of two natures as one spirit.
Now they had to glue it somehow to scripture to give it the appearance as truth.
4. They had to find some part of scripture as its touchstone of their newly acquired lie. They forced a new meaning into John 1:1-2 and the FIRST part of John 1:14 to add a new secondary meaning for the Greek word ‘logos.’ In all scripture ‘logos’ has one consistent meaning: it has always meant a kind of plan, logic, or purpose and never a person, let alone Jesus. Check it out for yourself. Yes, Jesus is called the ‘word of God’ in a couple of places in scripture, although this simply means he was the instrument to execute and complete the ‘plan’ logos of salvation originated by God.
5. Then, because of this third tiered lie, they had to now say Jesus preexisted at the beginning of time, I guess.
6. Then because of the first 5 structured lies, more lies in the form of many, many writings and sermons are still finishing this structure today. They are just window dressings composed of many cherry-picked scriptures and blind interpretations to clue the entire structure together and make it look more credible, enticing and pleasing to the hears and eyes.
The structure of the lie that Jesus = God will all coming crashing down all in good time. It will not stand because it does not hold up as truth. It is a profound and brazen lie.
Jesus was the only born believer in God because God Almighty really conceived him, with Mary. God was surely with him and thus us! That is what Emmanuel means by the way. It does not naively mean Jesus = God, as most probably the early writer thought.
Jesu was the last Adam and the first of the new creation of believers of God. Why do you think the spirit of Christ and truth was given to us? Do you think the spirit of Christ would be given to us if Jesus = God? Not! We are conforming to the image of Christ not God Almighty. It is impossible to confirm to the exact image of God! Jesus was the closest in his power and life. Jesus is the closest to God’s power in heaven. God Almighty had to bring the spirit of Christ to us. Christ could not do it alone. He ‘rode down’/used the spirit of God to get to our human hearts.
We as believers partake of the divine nature OF GOD ONLY, during our lives, THROUGH the spirit of Christ that already has divinity OF GOD in him. Jesus partakes of the spirit of DIVINITY today, so that we can partake of the same spirit of DIVINITY THROUGH him only. There is no other way. The source of divinity is and has always been from God Almighty, not Jesus. Jesus is the 1st layer user of the spiritual power of God. We as believers are the 2nd layer users, drawing off this same spiritual power through Christ.
A decent analogy is like the main grid and source of power is God Almighty. Jesus is the 1st layer of power manipulation as the step-down transformer system on the poles or on the ground to our homes. We are the home users, the users of the 2nd layer of power manipulation, drawing power off these transformers.
Jesus partook of the divinity and nature of the spirit of God since he was conceived, and then as the Christ, he possessed the ‘full’ suit of power of God after his baptism.
This is how Jesus, the Christ never sinned and completed his mission, with the power of God Almighty. He could not have succeeded without his Father, God Almighty.
People of little faith is apparently not a dated phenomenon.
What say you?
Peace and love out!
(Deu 6:4) “Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one.
(Deu 6:5) You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might.
(Deu 6:6) And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. (ALL ESV)
Bless you,
APAK
I'm kinda thinking there were no cloven flames of fire alighting on their heads as was in Acts? I do believe in tongues as a human language used to spread the gospel to all Nations. I know many who practice this. It is not for me to say who God blesses with the Holy Spirit. The 1st Protestant Church I attended was a tongue speaking, Spirit slaying name it claim it crowd. I most definitely thought that I wasn't saved after all so, I faked it and just blubbered right along with the rest of them (was strange) Then, going up to the Alter call, one of the Assoc. Pastors kept pushing my forehead...hard. I would not let him push me down!! I actually stayed there for a little over a year before I studied up on tongues. Not to my surprise, I was reading the bible and realized there was not one interpreter in the whole place...though I do not know how anybody could hear a thing with all that noise as everyone did it at the same time and for the life of me, I could not see how it edified anybody! I do not put ANYBODY down for practicing tongues...just sharing my 1st Prot. Church experience. Soon after I attended an Assemblies of God for about 4 years...moved further away from the city and now go to a Baptist Church and love the teaching and praise and worship there.
-nancy
pretty much the whole world believes that, yes.Well, He was referring to His own blood about to be shed for the remission of sins...the wine of course, is symbolic of His own perfect blood sacrifice. Yes, he could have just cut his arm and "bled" but, He needed to die.
Hi Jiffy, if I was in your presence, knowing what you believe, I wouldn't. That is not love. Because tongues is a sign to the unbeliever. You.
I'm not saying you are unsaved. You may be. But there is a second class that tongues is a sign to - the unbeliever in the gifts, called the uninformed in verse 23. That class I know you are in, by every word and uncharitable blasphemy that comes out of your mouth relating God's gift to the devil.
Speaking in tongues is a peculiar gift, and God made it that way. It brings a spotlight onto those Christians hiding in their pews, and confirms them in their unbelief. You see, you are wrong in thinking that a "sign" to the unbeliever must be a positive sign, like preaching in the foreign languages of those Paul was an apostle to. That is a very reasonable assumption that the human mind would make. But tongues is never shown in scripture to be preaching long dissertations. So, it isn't. It is a negative sign of judgment.
You may think I'm pulling this out of my mind, like you are, and have no scriptural example as you don't. Oh, but I do. This same type of negative sign that confirms an unbeliever in their unbelief is spoken about in another place. And you'll never guess in a million years. It is in the gospels. And the sign is Jesus.
Luke 2:34 Then Simeon blessed them, and said to Mary His mother, “Behold, this Child is destined for the fall and rising of many in Israel, and for a sign which will be spoken against.
For further proof, it is for the same purpose. See verses hidden in plain sight for the discerning to understand.
Luke 2:35 "that the thoughts of many hearts may be revealed.”
1 Corinthians 14:25 "And thus the secrets of his heart are revealed"
Both have aspects of a dual purpose.
"fall and rise" In the case of Jesus, it is obvious. The Pharisees whose hearts were hard and jealous, fell, even in the presence of One doing great miracles in the Supernatural, with a capital "S". The humble disciples, rose.
Look at Isaiah 53 about our beloved Jesus. Notice any similarities between how mockers perceive tongues?
Isaiah 53:
1 Who has believed our report?
And to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?
2 For He shall grow up before Him as a tender plant,
And as a root out of dry ground.
He has no form or comeliness;
And when we see Him,
There is no beauty that we should desire Him.
3 He is despised and rejected by men,
A Man of sorrows and acquainted with grief.
And we hid, as it were, our faces from Him;
He was despised, and we did not esteem Him.
pretty much the whole world believes that, yes.
But why then would Christ not have just said "this is symbolic of the sacrifice I am about to make?"
Why would Christ say something which was so obvious that there would be no need to say it? There is the Lord -- in person -- sitting with His apostles at the Last Supper and calling bread His body and the fruit of the vine His blood. So it was purely symbolic and everyone understood that.But why then would Christ not have just said "this is symbolic of the sacrifice I am about to make?"
I don't..
I see no connection here.
You seem a little caught up with some.
Some non-tongue speaking Christian are fleshly and carnal too. Yet I doubt you lump yourself in with them?
So why lump the rest of us in with the fleshly "holy-rollers" ?... as they used to be called years ago.
That is sad. Wow...gibberish nonsence. So you think some man has more insight that God Himself eh. Wow, That you dare say that about what God does. Risky business.
I've seen others try to explain this to you in other threads.....obviously you just don't want to hear ...your mind is made up.
In the Church meeting it is a gift of tongues. Not everyone has that gift.
At home when in worship and prayer..it is a prayer language.
The Interpreter is only needed in the Church meeting.
The prayer language may sound like gibberish to you...
Who made Joyce Meyers God's spokesman?!!
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And then we get the some again...who cares what some do or say, I don't.
" Some" non-tongue" speakers believe and do one thing, and "some" do another. All of us are not 'lumps' or all the same in what our experiences are.
Whenever I ask God ..." What about him , or her Lord?"
God says the same as He said to John, when he asked about Peter,
" What is that to you, you follow thou Me. "
Bless you...H