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pjharrison
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It's talking about the twelve son's of Jacob, The lineage in which Christ came through. Christ is lord of all.
Regarding the deity of Christ, all Christian churches accept it without any doubt.
Jehovists, Mormons and Adventists have a different view but they are not considered Christians, they have too many specific teachings rejected by the rest of Christianity.
Well it depends on what version you are reading cause little things like a comma or a period make a big diffrence.I've seen people say that here and for those who think so I challenge anyone to show us what this verse means:
Romans 9:5 New International Version (NIV)
5 Theirs are the patriarchs, and from them is traced the human ancestry of the Messiah, who is God over all, forever praised! Amen.
Romans 9:5 King James Version (KJV)
5 Whose are the fathers, and of whom as concerning the flesh Christ came, who is over all, God blessed for ever. Amen.
Romans 9:5 English Standard Version (ESV)
5 To them belong the patriarchs, and from their race, according to the flesh, is the Christ, who is God over all, blessed forever. Amen.
Romans 9:5 American Standard Version (ASV)
5 whose are the fathers, and of whom is Christ as concerning the flesh, who is over all, God blessed for ever. Amen.
I posted the most popular translations to show it's not a matter pf translation, as I believe you can also see it in the greek.
There's nothing shady about presenting the truth.Not saying one thing or another, just that I find it rather shady when this is done.
Is the point of Christianity salvation, or lifestyle practices?
Are you aware that many Bible versions are based on corrupted texts which also attack fundamental Bible doctrines? Punctuation should be the least of your worries. Christ is God blessed forever, as attested by many other passages.Well it depends on what version you are reading cause little things like a comma or a period make a big diffrence.
Are you aware that many Bible versions are based on corrupted texts which also attack fundamental Bible doctrines? Punctuation should be the least of your worries. Christ is God blessed forever, as attested by many other passages.
In the same way, to deny the divinity of God the Father and the scripture God breathed as gospel is to deny Christ.Exactly......the bible is clear on the subject....Immanuel<--->GOD WITH US.....not to mention the plethora of verses that state, allude to, prove, set Christ forth as God....as a matter of fact....to deny the divinity of Christ is tantamount to being lost in sin and an unbeliever....
The language of the New Testament -- Koine Greek -- had no punctuation (neither did Hebrew).As demonstrated, punctuation can change meaning significantly.
Thats the problem. Every English translator must interpret it according to his belief. He must choose one of multiple possibilities.The language of the New Testament -- Koine Greek -- had no punctuation (neither did Hebrew).
Obviously. But if somebody wants to use this verse as some "bullet proof" argument, he will have difficulties, if his opponent is able to go deeper than just reading a specific translation. That was my point.In any event, most English translations of Heb 9:5 confirm that Jesus is God in that passage.
The point of Christianity is Christ.
There is both salvation and lifestyle in Him. He is fully man and fully God.
Correct. Without Christ we would not exist.So we are nothing without Christ, correct?
According to the gospel of john correct?Correct. Without Christ we would not exist.
How come I wasn't able to interpret the word correctly?
If I did interpret it, how do you know that that is why I rejected it?
Is it possible that maybe there is a third option?
I'm just curious to know what it feels like to be a true Christian.
I've been told many times that I wasn't a Christian to begin with.
That kind of hurts because I thought that God was really listening to me back then.
Maybe not?
It's not that I'm debating interpretation, I'm just looking at the bigger picture, and I've concluded that it seems like a very human origins are that if Christianity.
For Jews there is enough in the Old Testament to convince an honest Jew that Jesus is indeed the Messiah, the Christ (who is also God), and therefore Bible Christianity is true. Let's take just one passage (Micah 5:2,4):would this thread be able to convince the Jews of Israel that Christianity is true?
would this thread be able to convince the Jews of Israel that Christianity is true?
that will definitely rule out the most ambition goals for apologetics that we can possibly think ofNo. When Jesus was living between them and performing miracles, they followed him massively. After His crucifixion, these masses were gone.
Cross is a stumbling block for them. They think that the kingdom of God is physical.
that will definitely rule out the most ambition goals for apologetics that we can possibly think of
let God do the unveiling