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    How do preachers or teachers explain this?

    A person who keeps changing what they say will not know the one true God. Therefore, they will not be granted wisdom that comes from God. JAMES 1:5-8 5 If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him. 6 But let him...
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    It is not stupidest ratioalization but it is the Truth. Why would I pretend? What would I gain by pretending?
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    On the other hand, why would I say that I know the one true God if I do not actually know Him? What would I gain from that? But the truth is that I know Him, which is why I often say that I know the one true God. Unlike you, you insist that you know the one true God, but the truth is that you...
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    The Lord truly spits out those who are lukewarm, those who keep changing their minds. Earlier, you said that Revelation 2:17 does not say that God’s name is written on the white stone. But now you are saying that it is written there, only that I have not been given the white stone. The Lord...
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    That is evidence that you, too, have not been given the white stone. Therefore, you do not know the name of God. In other words, that is proof that you do not know the one true God. If, according to your belief, it is not true that the name of God is written on the white stone, that is...
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    What a disciple knows cannot be greater than what the Lord knows. However, if the Lord has revealed something to the disciple, then they both know it. LUKE 6:40 40 The disciple is not above his master: but every one that is perfect shall be as his master. From the common human understanding...
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    It is simply not possible for God to contradict His own word in Isaiah 52:6, where His name is yet to be given in the future. Therefore, the names mentioned in Exodus and Psalms are merely the result of a human understanding that regarded them as God’s name. For according to Isaiah 52:6, God’s...
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    “I am the Lord” is not the name of God either. ISAIAH 42:8 8 I am the Lord: that is my name: and my glory will I not give to another, neither my praise to graven images. God of Abraham, God of Isaac and God of Jacob are not also the name of God. They may be mentioned frequently in the Old...
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    If someone were looking for you, the first thing they would ask for is your name. So what they would ask is, “Do you know this name?” and not Do you know the one who lives in bungalow halfway down greenlands avenue? Without naming your name. When you report a crime to the police, the first...
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    How do we distinguish false Christ & false Prophets according to Our Lord?

    According to what the Lord Jesus said, the letter, or the literal and physical interpretation of the word of God, brings death and does not give salvation. This is what the false prophets teach, and that alone is enough to show that they are not of God. And the spiritual message shared from the...
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    How do preachers or teachers explain this?

    Yahweh is not the name of God. The name “Yahweh” is a modern pronunciation or representation of the four Hebrew letters יהוה (YHWH), which are known as the Tetragrammaton.
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    The one true God has only one name. And the things you mentioned are not names, but identifiers. There is a difference between an identifier and a name.
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    It all comes down to the same point: you do not know the one and only name of the one true God, yet you continue to claim that you do. However, those of us who have been enlightened by the Word of God and have come to know the one true God know His one and only name, because He has revealed it...
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    The things you mentioned are not the name of God. Because God has only one name.
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    The things you mentioned are not the name of God.
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    If you were to get a birth certificate, what would be written on it? Would it contain a description of you, or would it contain your name? The statements you mentioned from the verses,“God is His name,” “I AM WHO I AM,” and “I AM has sent you” are not actually the name of God. They are...
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    How do preachers or teachers explain this?

    Further, it's NOT just the two of you talking here. This is a DISCUSSION FORUM open to all members of the site. Deal with it. What’s the purpose of a Bible discussion forum? Isn’t it about seeking the truth? Everyone who wishes to join is welcome. However, it is not in accordance with the...
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    How do we distinguish false Christ & false Prophets according to Our Lord?

    FALSE PROPHETS: What false prophets teach from the word of God is its literal, physical meaning. TRUE PROPHETS: What true prophets share from the word of God is the spiritual message of God contained in His words. 2 CORINTHIANS 3:6 6 Who also hath made us able ministers of the new testament...
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    How do we testify to this word of the Lord?

    We Christians who have been enlightened by the words of God experienced this in our lives. Let us consider this example: if we see an object that is white, and if everyone we ask says that it is white, then we would naturally believe that it is white. But when God came into our lives, He told...
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    How do preachers or teachers explain this?

    In terms of the parts of speech, do you know the difference between a noun and an adjective? What I am asking about is the noun, but your answer is about adjectives.