I may not like the man much, but sometimes Christians can learn from Pat Robertson

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feedm3

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Trax said:
You trying to make one verse cancel out another. Those "holy men of God" didn't have to put a veil
over their face like Moses did. They didn't see the Lord like Moses did. Ex 33:21-23
The Lord didn't speak to them like Moses. The 10 Commandments was wrote with the Lord's own
finger and gave to Moses. Moses got the treatment.
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Im sorry, but what exactly is the point your making with this argument?

The passages I show support why I believe Moses was inspired as the rest of the writers of the Bible.

Your support only comes from what you think because he saw God face to face. That is your only basis, and is a complete assumption.

Moses did not just write the 10 commands, he wrote literally 1000's of commands. Your saying because he spoke to God in an instance face to face, the Holy Spirit had nothign to do with it?

So was Moses a prophet?

IF yes, then how does I Pet 4 cancel out the other?

If no, then why not?

And why is it so important to you that Moses was not guided by the HS?

I mean what does that prove or disprove in this topic?
 
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Trax

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feedm3 said:
Im sorry, but what exactly is the point your making with this argument?
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Go back and read it. I made the point to the thread and backed it up with what the Bible says.
If you want to reject what the Bible says, its your choice. I was clear and you wanted to make an
issue out of it. Best thing for you to do is skip over my posts if they upset you this much.
 
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feedm3

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Trax said:
Go back and read it. I made the point to the thread and backed it up with what the Bible says.
If you want to reject what the Bible says, its your choice. I was clear and you wanted to make an
issue out of it. Best thing for you to do is skip over my posts if they upset you this much.
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Wow man, you really are coming out of nowhere with all this. I still dont even know what your trying to prove.

Your the one that seems upset, I was just asking where this is going, calm down, breath, be happy!

Again I ask,

Was Moses a prophet?

If yes, then why would not Peter's words apply to him?

If No, then why not?

And what is the reason for this point you are trying to make, it still is not clear in the above posts.

If you cant answer these, feel free to just say so. Dont have to get bent out of shape.

 
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