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verse 13 - "And they cast out many demons and anointed with oil many who were sick and healed them." Why would you ask such a question? Whom do you suspect were among the "they"? Was Judas not an Apostle? That particular something was done and done by the Apostles. Regardless of what Judas...

Again, did Judas cast out demons and heal the sick? It is you who is evading. On your question of: "Do you suppose Jesus said to Judas 'well done thou good and faithful servant' or, did He say 'I never knew you' meaning the reality of Christ, who He is and who He is to the person?" I doubt...

No one is debating this. What is dubious are the claims that it is happening today. Your verses do not validate the claims of it happening today, only that it did happen. Where are these physical supernatural manifestations happening??? Not claims of the events happening but the events...

Again, did Judas cast out demons and heal the sick? It is you who is evading. On your question of: "Do you suppose Jesus said to Judas 'well done thou good and faithful servant' or, did He say 'I never knew you' meaning the reality of Christ, who He is and who He is to the person?" I doubt...

Do not think so highly of yourself, I do not doubt God's love or His ability. What I doubt is your explanation of these events. Nothing more.

You don't seem willing to just accept that Judas cast out demons and healed the sick. Why? Is it pride?

Clearly we have a rather different understanding of "tangible physical supernatural manifestations". Your miracles seem more like personal explanations. No different then my Mormon co-worker. God healed his chronic eczema and that's proof that the LDS church is correct.

And was one of those things casting out demons and healing the sick?

This is a classic example of a lack of simple thinking skills. There is a record of what all 12 of them did! verse 13 - "And they cast out many demons and anointed with oil many who were sick and healed them." Judas was among the 12 and the scriptures do not single him out as not doing the...

You are fooling no one. Those who are not saved by default are condemned. And who did Jesus say are saved? Those who believe and are baptized. Your are rather shifty in your writing.

Of course there are examples of people who believed and were baptized? What would you expect, people being baptized and then believing? Of course those who do not believe are condemned, are you being obtuse? BTW, your response in post# 463 in regards to post# 462 is rather childish.

Were these miracles tangible physical supernatural manifestations or just your personal explanation of the event?

Well said but falling on deaf ears.

This is the verse: Mark 6:7-13 Jesus Sends Out the Twelve Apostles 7 And he called the twelve and began to send them out two by two, and gave them authority over the unclean spirits. 8 He charged them to take nothing for their journey except a staff—no bread, no bag, no money in their belts— 9...

The Law of Entropy? Are you not aware that the statement about the "roofs of Pentecostal Churches are always needing to be replace" is in jest? Are you seriously this slow? The crowds pulled the roof off of the house that Jesus was healing. Is this happening in the Pentecostal Churches...

If he would simply read the OP that is what the thread is about. Tangible supernatural manifestations. This has been going over his head for so time.

There have been attempts to gets tongues "interpreters" to agree on one interpretation of a recorded tongues session. Surprise surprise surprise none of them could do it.

Mark 16:16: "Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned." David Lamb: "Baptism is not a requirement for a sinner to be saved". Does this is you pause for thought? It should.

Interesting thought. Once the person has decided then what?

If you had empirical evidence you would have presented it long ago.