Recent content by WayneNSO

That still doesn't tell me how being born of the woman - Mary means there was no sin transmitted, the Catholic get around this by saying Mary had a virgin birth and it is the act of intercourse that produces the sin, or something like that - it doesn't matter anyway, I was just wondering if...

If sin is inherited which I do not see anywhere in the Bible, how can it not pass to females but only pass to males? What is the explanation for this from those that believe in inherited sin ? Just wondering.

Matthew 5:17 Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil. Jesus fulfilled the law and gave us two new commandments- to love God and love one another, love covers all the law, you do not steal from those you love etc John 13:34 A new...

You are attributing an Antichrist to a wonderous prophecy about the Messiah :O Verse 26 and 27 are meant to be read together as one event. Dan 9v27 He =Messiah (see previous verse v 26) confirms the covenant (the New Testament) first with Jews for one week = 7 years - His ministry started in...

The rich mans sin was that he rejected the Messiah, the rich man represented Judah. In Luke 16:21 it says he has 5 brethren, Judah had 5 brothers (Genesis 35:23). Notice he is clothed in purple, Judah was the royal tribe and purple was the colour of royalty. The poor man was the gentiles who...

Just because someone writes something in a commentary does not mean it is the truth. If that was the case, all commentaries from "so called experts" would all say the same thing, but they do not. From Matthew Henry's commentary on the Whole Bible: VII. He sums up all by referring those who...

I said about Paul causing controversy as a joke, Paul gives us the bulk of our doctrine be it Baptism or the gospel. We all have our church traditions we like to stick to, albeit most of them based on gnostism rather than the Bible. Lets quote Christ and see how united we are. I think...

Paul uses hair as an example as he does creation and the garden of Eden, its about authority and submission. All the churches practiced this until recently. They all read it as a veil or covering, they only changed their teachings with the onset of woman's lib and equality etc in the present...

Paul goes back to the garden of Eden just before saying about the angels, when Authority was upsurged ? 8For the man is not of the woman; but the woman of the man. 9Neither was the man created for the woman; but the woman for the man. 10For this cause ought the woman to have power on her head...

So in 1 cor 1:4 Every man praying or prophesying, having his head covered, dishonoureth his head. All the men must have to be bald if it is talking about hair Paul used hair as an example from nature, like we all do when explaining things we will use an example, it is like such and such....

But if any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the churches of God. Paul is rebuking anyone that wishes to challenge the practice, saying we have no such custom in the churches as woman not wearing coverings etc, in all the churches. I can see how it can be read both...

There is nothing more sure to cause controversy than quoting Paul, let me put another pigeon amongst the cats lol In that same chapter it says men should not cover their heads because it dishonours their head which of course is Christ. 1 Corinthians 11:4 “Every man praying or prophesying...

For verse 29 I think verses such as these help the understanding: John 5:46 For had ye believed Moses, ye would have believed me; for he wrote of me. 47 But if ye believe not his writings, how shall ye believe my words?

Here's my take on the last 3 verses: In verse 29 it says they have the law and the prophets, the scriptures which spoke of Christ and they rejected Him. I see the last two verses as a prophecy of Christs pending resurrection. The Rich man thinks seeing this will convince them, but as Jesus said...

The book of Malachi is a prophecy about the destruction of Jerusalem because of the wickedness of Jewish priesthood and their rejection of the Messiah. If you read that book alongside Luke 15 and 16, you will see that parables follow that book and Jesus is laying the charges against Judah...