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For all the effort it seems a sad waste.For the life of me, Eli, I cannot understand a single word you write. :bigfrown
For all the effort it seems a sad waste.
And Peters INSPIRED WORDS of 2 Peter 3:16 which sure sounds like a personal [ATTACK] on the messenger by a 'mod'?
For all the effort it seems a sad waste.
This is not an attack i find it sad i can not understand your postings... You spend much time on them you have a ton of knowledge but i dont understand you...That is not an attack. If it is anything it is a plea for some help in understanding what your saying,.
Elijah it is not the scriptures them selves but the thoughts or ideas your are trying to convey.... You have chapter and verse posted we can look them all up. I am not in your mind to see how you are presenting your thoughts... You really put a lot of time into your postings... i may not always agree with you and others here but i would like to understand you. If i could figure you out i might even learn a thing are two!
Paraphrasing is your friend. Just posting scripture is not an effective way to make a point (regardless the underlines, bolds, colors, etc.) because it does nothing to point out the assumptions the readers already have for the verse and it's context, significance, etc. If you can put your point into your own words then you are able to head our preconceptions off at the pass, so to speak, that we might not fall back into the rut we've always believed the particular verse leads.
Super Glue RIDES THE BUS [[JOHN 3:16!!!]] but chalk walks wherever he goes! [2Kings 4:16!!!]
And who are these ones of [Isa. 46:10???] Do not think that I have come with WAFFLES FOR LUNCH! But wait! What if those REV. 17:5 ones could have EGGS FOR DINNER?!? [[Rev. 1:9 + Gen. 1:6!]]
This is about as much sense as your posts make, Eli, and - as you can see - I'm not the only who doesn't understand them.
How about, just once, putting a single, cogent thought in your own words without all the Bible references and formatting that make your thoughts impossible to follow? Start it with the words, "I think..."
Super Glue RIDES THE BUS [[JOHN 3:16!!!]] but chalk walks wherever he goes! [2Kings 4:16!!!]
And who are these ones of [Isa. 46:10???]Do not think that I have come with WAFFLES FOR LUNCH! But wait! What if those REV. 17:5 ones could have EGGS FOR DINNER?!? [[Rev. 1:9 + Gen. 1:6!]]
This is about as much sense as your posts make, Eli, and - as you can see - I'm not the only who doesn't understand them.
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And this garbage is your true [POSTING] Bible study material 2 Cor. 4:2 stuff.
And yes, Christ has already told 'me' what to expect from the ones of Matt. 10:5-6 that are to be judged as verse 15 documents, & then on to verse 25. And I know that your LOVE is only just getting started. --Elijah
But then there are Gentile believers who have it mixed up and through false doctrine and arrogance, and I mean an inordinate amount of pride in their hearts, they think Jesus was Gentile and the Church replaces Israel.
If the Church replaces Israel, then what do we do with all the Old Testament saints if they've been replaced?
I don't know who in their right mind believes Jesus was a Gentile, but as to the church replacing Israel: insofar as the New Covenant has replaced the Old and the kingdom of God has been removed from Israel and given to Christ and His church, Israel has been "replaced." Have Gentiles "replaced" Jews in the promises made to Abraham? No. They have been "grafted into" Israel, but have not replaced it.
Who says they've been replaced? The 12 gates of the New Jerusalem are named after the 12 patriarchs of Israel:
It [New Jerusalem] had a great and high wall, with twelve gates, and at the gates twelve angels; and names were written on them, which are the names of the twelve tribes of the sons of Israel. There were three gates on the east and three gates on the north and three gates on the south and three gates on the west. And the wall of the city had twelve foundation stones, and on them were the twelve names of the twelve apostles of the Lamb. Revelation 21:12-14 (NASB)