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How do you think the denominations we have today were started. A thought inside once persons head.

I don't think we should complicate this. When Jesus said, "Paid in Full"... or "It Is Finished"... He was talking about the penalty for all sin for all men for all time having been satisfied by His blood. He who knew no sin, became sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God. 2 Cor...

The Godhead are Co-equal... He/They are God. We cannot understand that or wrap our heads around it... We believe it by faith because God's Word expresses it. We cannot fathom "before the foundation of the world"... But we believe it. We cannot comprehend Eternity... But we know it to be so. We...

This passage tells us that the Lord Jesus Christ will come personally for all His saints who are alive at the Rapture, but He will at the same time bring all the souls and spirits of those who died in Christ with Him for their resurrection bodies. The word “rapture” is derived from the Latin...

I think the everlasting mystery of His finished work from before the foundation of the earth will ever be unfolded to us.

I agree with CS1... I believe you have overlaid an emotionally based reasoning on what Jesus gave up to go to the cross. Jesus was not sent, nor was His desire to do anything other than what the Father sent Him to do. He kept in perfect communion with the Father... the truest example of what we...

That has nothing to do with the discussion at hand... Jesus on the cross said Paid In Full... translated It is Finished. Rev 21:6 says nothing of the kind.

God preserves His Word for our study. If the words He has preserved over the millennia don't say what they mean and mean what they say... there's nothing to discuss. I don't deserve your respect... But the words written by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit certainly do.

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Once again... God and Jesus Christ are Eternal having no beginning and no end... So they must be talking about the beginning and End of something else right? That would be you and me and the universe, heavens and earth that God created having to do with us.

Try looking into the original greek words those 2 verses are translated from. Completely different as explained and demonstrated by posting the Greek words.

They are attributes of Creation... God is eternal as is the Son as is the Spirit right?.... Eternity has not beginning and no end. So the attributes we are reading in Revelation 21 and elsewhere are having to do with the Creation of the heavenly hosts, the universe that we exist in, and every...

THE SECOND "IT IS FINISHED" First... My Bible which is the KJV says, "It is done"... and does not use the same words translated "It is finished" that Jesus spoke from the cross. The translation "It is finished" is from the greek word τετέλεσται (tetelestai)... It means "paid in full" and was...

THE FIRST "IT IS FINISHED" I believe scripture teaches that when Jesus said, "It is Finished" on the Cross... He was confirming that the penalty for sin had been accomplished. The shedding of His blood once for all was done, reconciling mankind to God by taking away the sin that separated us...

What you're not considering is who are the financial backers of the Whuhan labs in China? When these kind of viral experimentations were banned in the US... Fouci transferred them to Wuhan... Where under the Obama admin... some 3.7 million dollars was given to them to further research these...

Covid19 has proven to be nothing more than a bad flu in United States. Influenza A numbers just 2 years ago were much worse. The PLANdemic that the government and the media have pulled on the American citizenry has been devious and destructive.

Except for the death count... Covid19 doesn't belong on this poster.

Thank you for the link to the 7 early translations... that is great stuff.

The first seven English translations of apostasia all rendered the noun as either “departure” or “departing.” They are as follows: Wycliffe Bible (1384); Tyndale Bible (1526); Coverdale Bible (1535); Cranmer Bible (1539); Breeches Bible (1576); Beza Bible (1583); Geneva Bible (1608).[7] This...