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Throughout Scripture we read of the Lord having Plans. The word plan in itself requires time to be accomplished. Then there are the... -
No worries! Speak about whatever you like. :) As long as Christians are kind and gentle with each other, that's all I ask. :)
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This is an interesting topic. I have created a new thread entitled “God and Time” that should post soon. I would be happy to engage in...
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I dont agree that time stands still for God. This view is referred to as atemporalism or eternalism. The view suggests that God is...
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It's quite amazing really 😊 Perfection was already there then from when. When he says I am the beginning and the end. He must be in...
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posthuman replied to the thread The Law Poses Two Questions....The prohibited things in Acts 15:20 are the things for which the Jews would not allow someone into the Gentile court of the temple.
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“For as many as have sinned without law shall also perish without law: and as many as have sinned in the law shall be judged by the law...
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...for the Church as well as unbelievers: 1) Is the Law still in effect today? 2) Who does the Law apply to today? Question 1 has a...
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posthuman replied to the thread Jesus Was Made Perfect?.the Word is living and active, piercing and sharp - cutting even soul from spirit and this is every moment you read it. it occupies...
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posthuman replied to the thread Jesus Was Made Perfect?.that the whole book fits together with such deep complexity in every place over so many thousands of years is evidence that only God...
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posthuman replied to the thread Jesus Was Made Perfect?.it is not possible He could do anything but what is perfect we were never in any danger :) before the foundation of the world, friend
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The first part is "But to the Son He says:" The Father speaking to the Son. I set it within covenant language wherein both sides meet...
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It was commanded of Moses to ceremonially cleanse/consecrate priests in Leviticus 16, and Exodus 29. The mikvah was also used for other...
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Baptism was required/part of the law of/for priests before they took up their ministry. That is how Jesus fulfilled all righteousness...
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How insightful! That is an amazing thing to notice. So many great ideas and things to offer from this group. I feel so Blessed by this...
