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I have no idea where you are seeing little joy. My posts are pure bible

Disagree that your posts are "pure bible". There is some Scripture truth in some of what you have submitted, but there is also some nonScriptural information.





Have you really been personally attacked as opposed to questioned concerning your understanding of Scripture. People reply to you in order to understand what information you are trying to relay and responses to your posts are based on the person's own understanding of Scripture. I cannot say enough that members of this forum are very knowledgeable of Scripture and you are going to get feedback.

If your dogma cannot withstand the light of the scrutiny of Scripture, perhaps you need to check whether the information you are trying to impart is, in fact, grounded in Scripture.





First of all, you are not Jesus, so please put your sanctimony back in your pocket.

Secondly, sometimes it is more difficult to get a point across in a forum on a website. It is easier to deal with issues sitting at a table with Scripture open while discussing face to face.

All I have done is point out that God does not want us ignorant concerning the record in the OT of which God indicates He does not want us ignorant.

When God tells us He does not want us ignorant concerning what is written in Scripture, your response to His prompting appears to be "no thanks, God, that Scripture "does not apply to us".

My (and other believers who have posted in this thread) response is "if God does not want me ignorant, I'm going to study to find out what He wants me to know".

And when we have the attitude of "God reveal to me what You want me to know", God does bring increase to our understanding, and we see the depths of the riches of what He reveals in His Word to us.

Name 1 where I'm not on Scripture.

We do not agree.

Post #81 where you state:

That statement completely contradicts what God tells us in 1 Cor 10:1-2 I would not that ye should be ignorant, how that all our fathers were under the cloud, and all passed through the sea; And were all baptized unto Moses in the cloud and in the sea


Now who am I going to believe? you? or God?

I believe God.

No, it is not "a right on statement" because it completely contradicts what is written in 1 Cor 10. God tells us in a section of Scripture which was written to born again believers that He does not want us ignorant of something that is written in OT. I believe what God tells me and I search out what it is that He wants me to know.





We are not discussing whether we are under the law anymore. We are discussing Scripture which was written after Day of Pentecost wherein God tells us He does not want us to be ignorant concerning Scripture which was written when the children of Israel left Egypt.

You do realize that you can read records in OT and still remain "not under the law anymore", yes?

God tells us things written aforetime were written for our learning, that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope (Rom 15:4) and all scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable (2 Tim 3:16).

Now which instruction am I going to follow? God's instruction? Or your instruction?

Do you believe that if you read OT, you will somehow no longer be able to distinguish between old covenant and new covenant? You can read OT scripture and still retain what God gives under new covenant.

The Lord stated way back in Leviticus that it was only through blood that there was atonement, or salvation, of the soul.

If the God who created us was a God who would let mankind die of sin for 4,000 years, until Christ came to fulfill God's promise, then we are in terrible peril and trouble. We are told God is Holy, we are to praise Him. Could we praise a God so cruel and mean he would not give a way of salvation for 4,000 years? What terrible gossip this is against our Holy God.