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Jesus of Nazareth was totally under the Law. Therefore He would have refused to eat anything which was ceremonially unclean. But He did anticipate the setting aside of the dietary laws after His finished work of redemption. Christ upheld the Law so that He might also fulfil the Law.

Do you seriously believe that Judas Iscariot -- who was consigned to Hell -- would remain on those twelve foundation? Paul replaced Judas, and indeed exceeded all the other apostles in what he accomplished.

This tells us that Nebuchadnezzar repented and believed on the one true God. Therefore he was justified by grace through faith. No man can call Jesus "Lord" except by the Spirit.

But you think it is funny to expose the lies of the corrupt NIV (a joke of a translation)? Which means you do not really want to truth.

More Bible ignorance on display. And no one is talking about the state of Israel.

Do you know why? Because every modern English translation resorted to corrupted Hebrew and Greek manuscripts and translations. If you found a rotten apple in a bunch of apples, you would throw it away. But when the critics found rotten manuscripts they praised them to high heaven as "the best"...

It is evident from your post that you have not really delved into this issue in-depth. And since you use the NIV, it is a further confirmation that you are not really aware of the issues or what is at stake. So let's look at the original Preface of the NIV to see that what has been given to you...

You are simply confused since you do not even know the meaning of the second death. And quoting Satan does not add anything to your ideas.

All you have to do is substitute "people" or "persons" for "souls", and the meaning is quite clear. What that means is that the eternal destiny of all people is in the hands of God. Those who sin and remain in their sins will be eternally separated from God. While physical death is for all...

Sounds like you're imitating Scrooge, who also found it hard. However Christmas is long gone but Easter is coming up.

What that means is simply that the Old Covenant has been replaced with the New Covenant. There is no tabernacle or temple on earth, neither is there a Levitical priesthood. All earthly sacrifices came to an end when Christ sacrificed Himself. The true Sanctuary is now in Heaven, and Christ is...

Since the whole point of translating the Bible is to make it accessible in every language, that is a false premise. Hardly a few Christians are Hebrew or Greek scholars, but any ambiguity can always be addressed through concordances, lexicons, and other Bible study tools.

This should not be taken out of context. The focus is on who are the children of God, and it is quite evident that UNBELIEVING JEWS ARE NOT THE CHILDREN OF GOD. Only believing Jews and Gentiles. But this has nothing to do with the actual land of Israel -- which will be between the Nile and the...

The question should have been worded a little differently. "Is there only one reliable and trustworthy English language translation today?" And the answer is "Yes". Only the King James Bible (the Authorized Version of 1611) can be trusted to present translations of the Hebrew and Greek...

We just have to go to the Bible itself to see that God's promise to the twelve tribes of Jacob regarding the land of Palestine never changed. They are the rightful occupants of that land by divine fiat. So you are actually questioning the wisdom of God. By the same token the majority of Jews...

According to Scripture it is only those who do not love the truth and refuse to obey the Gospel who are placed under strong delusion, and take the Mark of the Beast. Therefore there is neither repentance nor salvation for these individuals.

Of course. They were for both Jews and Gentiles.

The mathematical precision which is built into the laws of the universe are sufficient to shown that a Creator is behind His creation. For example, the existence of fractals throughout nature is a very solid proof of a Designer using mathematics to create beautiful and intricate designs in even...

The Abrahamic Covenant was unconditional. We see this in Genesis 15. God did not say "if" "then". 17 And it came to pass, that, when the sun went down, and it was dark, behold a smoking furnace, and a burning lamp that passed between those pieces. 18 In the same day the LORD made a covenant...

They are a major part of God's plan. God has an eternal plan and purpose for the Church as well as one for redeemed and restored Israel after the Second Coming of Christ. But you missed some key elements which are all found in the New Testament.