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One question for you, does the Old Covenant state that man, written to those BEFORE Jesus, but also "instruction in righteousness" for us in the New Covenant, has a spirit? Yes or no, please.

Maybe for the same reason you are so dull in believing what the Bible says :-))

Again, the Old Covenant states, repeatedly, that mankind has a spirit, before Jesus, and you say we don't. If you believe that is cultish, then you believe that what the Bible says is untrue, like ALL cults.

The spirit of an animal is not the same as a human spirit, " And God said, Let us make MAN in Our image, after Our likeness:" Gen. 1:26. If a man can have a broken spirit, in the Old Covenant, he can have an unbroken one. I'm not imposing ANYTHING , I quoted just a few, of many, excerpts from...

There is a difference between dead and deadened. As noted before, when a car battery doesn't start your car we usually call it a "dead" battery or I believe you put it "flat". With a hotshot, an infusion of power from, usually, another battery brings the thought of "dead" battery back to "life"...

What happened to the answer to the question I've asked several times, why does the Bible, in the Old Covenant, repeatedly say that man, before Jesus, has a spirit, and you say differently. Then we can get to your question.

We were ALL unregenerate souls at one time. An unregenerate soul is a carnal soul, a natural man. When God drew me to Himself, as I said before, my (unregenerate, carnal, natural) soul did not want to answer, but there was a stronger pull within me that compelled me to go forward to receive...

Simple question Nezzy, you try to answer everything else, why not this? Ideas and thoughts are in the spiritual realm. God, who is Spirit, and who created everything, so tell me what originates in any other realm but the spiritual? Yet you profess that God originates the calling of humans to...

(1) Creation of Man;( Gen, 2:7), God forms man from the dust of the earth and breathes into his nostrils the breath of life. (2) The Breath of Life; this act of breathing signifies the impartation of the human spirit, making man a living being. (3) Spiritual Significance; The human spirit is...

There you go again. I have never said we had a dead human spirit. EVERYTHING STARTS IN THE SPIRITUAL REALM, EVERYTHING! Name me ONE thing that starts in the physical realm. I know that I am a three part human being, spirit, soul and body. And you KNOW that I know it, I've posted 1Thess. 5:23...

When I used the words help meet I may have combined the two words making it one, my mistake, but the two are in the English Bible. I certainly don't mean to offend, as I know that there is no hierarchy with God concerning position with mankind, only differing responsibilities. What I meant when...

I'll respond to this one example you gave Eph.2:1, dead 3498 nek-ros; from an appar. prim. nekus ( a corpse ); dead (lit. or fig; also as a noun): dead " And you hath He quickened, who were DEAD in trespasses and sins;" Eph. 2:1. Lets look at the word quickened, again, Strong's 2227...

You just don't get it. I posted long ago, which you, of course, argued about, that mans spirit returns to God at death. You tried to make it only mans breath but the Bible says spirit, so I'm going with the Bible. The whole battle is where our minds, wills and emotions (souls) will spend...

You missed " in the context of THOSE PARTICULAR SCRIPTURES." I used the actual concordance meanings of the words we discussed, and you know it. In just about all instances I used the first explanation the concordance gave, I do not cherry pick. Of course YOU don't have ANY errors, do you? I just...

Having a sinful nature and committing sin are different, connected yes, but different nonetheless. Yes, the wages of sin is death, but the sin has to have been committed for the wages to be paid. That's why when a child is born it is innocent, has not committed any sin but is considered a sinner...

You inferred that the scripture was proof that Jesus had no sin nature, you didn't say WHY He didn't. As for the rest, common knowledge, we are not "Child(ren) of the Holy Ghost."

I was addressing your statement "quote all the Greek you want...." implying that what I posted was out of context. That's a favorite ploy of those who can't refute what is presented, out of context, out of context, out of context. As for the rest, I have already addressed what you have...

That particular scripture does NOT show that Jesus' body had no sin nature, although we know from other scriptures that He didn't.

An ovum has no seed of it's own. The seed was planted or implanted into Mary's ovum by the Holy Spirit, which is why Jesus is called "...Child of the Holy Ghost(Spirit)" Matt. 1:18 I don't know about you, but I'm not playing. If man has no spirit he has no chance to be redeemed, , the body is...

The Hebrew and Greek words I have given you guys have come from the texts we have been discussing, in other words, in the context of those particular scriptures and nowhere else. I'm sure you guys have checked and if it wasn't so you would have called me on it long before now. Your positions...