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That is certainly not God’s standard but an excellent example of the fear of man.A new thread in theology just now, explains testimony of who has fear of God and who has not, by the speed they respond.
Uh, quick to hear does not equal quick to write. Hearing is not writing. They aren’t at all the same. (Didn’t consider that, did you?)So the moral of the story is, the ones who are immediate to respond, how are they the ones who are quick to hear ?
I will go and let you think, ( or not think) about it.
I am glad that I was not the only one to see the IRONY in MANY LONG POSTS about the need to REMAIN SILENT as “fear of the Lord”.Those scriptures do not explain the fear of the Lord but show, instead, the results of having the fear of the Lord. I know you are trying to attack the rest of us writing posts although you write do many posts it is rather hypocritical.
God Almighty has many names in many languages. He doesn't have one "first name."
YHVH appears in the Hebrew Older Covenant over 7 thousand times the short form Yah appears as a stand alone NAME over 45 times and the phrase HalleluYah is said the same all over the world in any language, so Yah is Elohiym's Name whether you believe it or not.....Flavius Josephus 1st century historian gives the vowels as long(e) short(a) long(u) short(a) and is spelled YAHUAH....God Almighty has many names in many languages. He doesn't have one "first name."
Doesn’t change the fact God Almighty is known by different names to different peoples over the millennia. What the Hebrews used in only one of many…..which Jesus refused to teach his followers.YHVH appears in the Hebrew Older Covenant over 7 thousand times the short form Yah appears as a stand alone NAME over 45 times and the phrase HalleluYah is said the same all over the world in any language, so Yah is Elohiym's Name whether you believe it or not.....Flavius Josephus 1st century historian gives the vowels as long(e) short(a) long(u) short(a) and is spelled YAHUAH....
It seems as Apostle John disagrees with you, he said; Messiah Yahusha Ha' Masheiac said; John 17:25-26...O' Righteous Father, the World has not known thee, but I have known thee; and these know that thou has sent Me. I have made known thy NAME to them and I will make it known, that the love with which thou hast loved me may be in them, and I in them.(John 17:6, also)...Messiah didn't speak Greek to them but Hebrew and He didn't use lord.Doesn’t change the fact God Almighty is known by different names to different peoples over the millennia. What the Hebrews used in only one of many…..which Jesus refused to teach his followers.
Ah no, it’s you who disagree with me. I know it sounds a lot better to say the apostle John does.It seems as Apostle John disagrees with you, he said; Messiah Yahusha Ha' Masheiac said; John 17:25-26...O' Righteous Father, the World has not known thee, but I have known thee; and these know that thou has sent Me. I have made known thy NAME to them and I will make it known, that the love with which thou hast loved me may be in them, and I in them.(John 17:6, also)...Messiah didn't speak Greek to them but Hebrew and He didn't use lord.
I'm sure our Lord wasn't offended by what people thought of him as a man.I respectfully disagree. If he cared about what people thought of him, mocking would hurt. He did not have the fear of man and did not care what people thought of Him.
And none but One is God.True prophets of God do not care what people think of them personally.
It's fine that your feelings wouldn't be hurt if your children spit in your face and beat you to death.They care what God thinks of them. I think you are thinking what the worst would be for you if you were in his place.
What personal loss are you referring to.The price our Lord paid was the personal loss he experienced during the whole procedure and afterwards. There was to be, of course, gain, but the loss was real and he felt it deeply.
He didn’t care what they thought of him at all. He cared about other matters.I'm sure our Lord wasn't offended by what people thought of him as a man.
What does this have to do with my statement that true prophets of God don’t really care what men think of them?And none but One is God.
Jesus was crucified to death, not beaten. Jesus had no children. But as they were killing him, he was more concerned about God forgiving them than what they were doing to him.It's fine that your feelings wouldn't be hurt if your children spit in your face and beat you to death.
Considering the answers above, you’re not in a frame of mind to receive this information. But you could think about the answer yourself.What personal loss are you referring to.
Fear of the Lord was taught always by the Lord God, and letting our words be few. ( the fool is known by their multitude of words.)I am glad that I was not the only one to see the IRONY in MANY LONG POSTS about the need to REMAIN SILENT as “fear of the Lord”.
(Does that mean, by his own yardstick, he has no “fear of the Lord” … but “itching ears”?)
He said it, not me.
Now that mockers are here as predicted, causing strife, contention, debate, dispute, are they not the ones who have the itching ears, turning from the truth to fables ?I am glad that I was not the only one to see the IRONY in MANY LONG POSTS about the need to REMAIN SILENT as “fear of the Lord”.
(Does that mean, by his own yardstick, he has no “fear of the Lord” … but “itching ears”?)
He said it, not me.
Which is better, long posts of scriptures, in a time when men do not endure sound doctrine, or posts shared together, of our own opinions ?I am glad that I was not the only one to see the IRONY in MANY LONG POSTS about the need to REMAIN SILENT as “fear of the Lord”.
(Does that mean, by his own yardstick, he has no “fear of the Lord” … but “itching ears”?)
He said it, not me.
YHVH is Gods Name....but as with 95 % of christians they wear a Roman collar and see with the lins of Hellenist Greeks.Ah no, it’s you who disagree with me. I know it sounds a lot better to say the apostle John does.
Please notice he didn’t use YHWH. He spoke Aramaic to them. Now since there is NO COPY of John’s writing in Hebrew, you cannot say He spoke out YHWH, which ALL scholars agreed was unable to be pronounced at that time.
Second, making his name know doesn’t ever mean, “btw, God’s name is YHWH and so now that you know that one word, you know His name and Since I spoke it, I made His name known.” Just teach that one word and easy as pie, the command is fulfilled by pronouncing one word.
I know there’s a contingency who think they know what God spoke to Moses regarding the name “I am” and feel superior for using it, Jesus always called Him “Father” and literally taught his followers to do so.
Third, those who’ve never been with christians from other languages are more tempted to think God has one universal name to distinguish him from other gods (like Hermes and Zeus) but it isn’t so, Other language groups have different names but they are nevertheless Him. YHWH was simply what the Hebrews used. One language group but not the only one.
As with 95% of christians (IMHO) wear the Roman doctrines as a collar and see with the lins of Greek hellenism. If Paul spoke Hebrew to the masses in Acts 21:40- 22:2... then most assuredly Messiah spoke Hebrew to His Disciples and to those He taught in Yahudah and in Yashar'el.Ah no, it’s you who disagree with me. I know it sounds a lot better to say the apostle John does.
Please notice he didn’t use YHWH. He spoke Aramaic to them. Now since there is NO COPY of John’s writing in Hebrew, you cannot say He spoke out YHWH, which ALL scholars agreed was unable to be pronounced at that time.
Second, making his name know doesn’t ever mean, “btw, God’s name is YHWH and so now that you know that one word, you know His name and Since I spoke it, I made His name known.” Just teach that one word and easy as pie, the command is fulfilled by pronouncing one word.
I know there’s a contingency who think they know what God spoke to Moses regarding the name “I am” and feel superior for using it, Jesus always called Him “Father” and literally taught his followers to do so.
Third, those who’ve never been with christians from other languages are more tempted to think God has one universal name to distinguish him from other gods (like Hermes and Zeus) but it isn’t so, Other language groups have different names but they are nevertheless Him. YHWH was simply what the Hebrews used. One language group but not the only one.
Sigh!! I know His name in Korean. No Greek influence.YHVH is Gods Name....but as with 95 % of christians they wear a Roman collar and see with the lins of Hellenist Greeks.
No NT written in Hebrew and he spoke Aramaic. It’s not in dispute.Messiah didn't speak Aramaic, He spoke Hebrew, and if Apostle Paul used Hebrew speaking
I see you have made up your mind.As with 95% of christians (IMHO) wear the Roman doctrines as a collar and see with the lins of Greek hellenism. If Paul spoke Hebrew to the masses in Acts 21:40- 22:2... then most assuredly Messiah spoke Hebrew to His Disciples and to those He taught in Yahudah and in Yashar'el.
Did he leave a tape? The jews stopped speaking that word in the 6th century BC….hundreds of years before Jesus. Your information is faulty.And NO, not all scholars agree they didn't know how to pronouce the True Name of Yahuah Elohyim. As I said Flavius Josephus who witnessed the burning of the Temple and its destruction knew the pronunciation of the YHVH.
We’re done. Yah, I’m moving on..As I also said the term HALLELUYAH which means Praise Yah is said HALLELUYAH no matter what language you speak and yes Yah is the Name
Every believer should care about how we present ourselves for this reason,He didn’t care what they thought of him at all. He cared about other matters.
What does this have to do with my statement that true prophets of God don’t really care what men think of them?
Dorothy Mae:
Well, he died after the nails were beaten into him.Jesus was crucified to death, not beaten.
God has many children. Even as elders in Christ we have children,Dorothy Mae:
Jesus had no children.
Where our Lords death is concerned, many people seem to think of him as someone other than God.Dorothy Mae:
But as they were killing him, he was more concerned about God forgiving them than what they were doing to him.
My frame of mind is this,Considering the answers above, you’re not in a frame of mind to receive this information. But you could think about the answer yourself.
Only about what God thinks of your presentation. Only Him. Otherwise other people control you.Every believer should care about how we present ourselves for this reason,
That’s good works, not what you say, look like or how you present yourself.they may by your good works, which they shall behold, glorify God in the day of visitation. 1Pet.2:12
No, he hung for some hours. The nails never killed the victim.Well, he died after the nails were beaten into him.
Well, Jesus didn’t refer to his disciples as his “children” which was your point.God has many children. Even as elders in Christ we have children,
Where’s “as your children” in there?Rebuke not an elder, but intreat him as a father.....The elder women as mothers 1Tim.5:1-2
Why should we care?Where our Lords death is concerned, many people seem to think of him as someone other than God.
If he’s the Master, we are obeying him. If we don’t, He isn’t.My frame of mind is this,
they...hated both Me and My Father. Jn.15:24
Ye call me Master and Lord: and ye say well; for so I am. Jn.13:3
I don’t recall a single verse saying the prophets were hated because they were imperfect.I'm not your master and you're not mine, or are any of the prophets. And people may have a legitimate reason for hating us, or any of the prophets, because we're imperfect. If your frame of mind is lumping our Savior in with us, don't bother.