Born Again 2004
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How do you know concerning God?..He says He is Spirit and we must worship Him in Spirit and truth!
I suggest you use less Carnal knowledge when addressing these matters!
The Meaning of Biblical Predestination, which is The Predestination of GOD.
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I suggest you use less Carnal knowledge when addressing these matters!
JerryfromMass
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Sure it can. 100% full of water and 100% empty of air.
Butch5
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PloughBoy
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And what does that mean, Pertaining to The FATHER and The SON. You know you have to explain that term to a lot of People and they still don't get it.
PloughBoy
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Depends on who is drinking the water. And who is writing the Story. That is what makes the Determination. Now, who is the one winning the argument. Well if it is 10 cent a glass, One pays 5 cents, and the other sale it for !/2 costs. Both wins. So half empty, but still pays, full price.
Butch5
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The law of non contradiction says two opposing things cannot both be true at the same time. A glass cannot be both full and empty.
Born Again 2004
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Sure, but that is in the physical world, which we are in But, in God's spirit world, things are totally different.
In God's universe, He says we will have a body just like Jesus and He walks through walls and people touched him..explain that !!
What law applies to that?
JerryfromMass
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I just proved you wrong, @Butch5: a glass can be both full of water and empty of air at the same time.
Butch5
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The physical world is what we live. We read a physical Bible. If we accept contradiction then we can't know anything. Because anyone could claim anything and nothing could he shown to be wrong.
Where does the Bible say Jesus could walk through walls?
JerryfromMass
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That Jesus could appear and then disappear and eat fish with his disciples, implies He was both physically and spiritually present at the same time. 100% physical and 100% spiritual at the same time. God is able. Jesus is God incarnate.
Butch5
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It doesn't imply that to me. It's just as possible that it was God the Father who placed Jesus in places just as we saw with Enoch and Philip.
PloughBoy
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I am just talking, playing with you, no soundness what so ever in my speech. My bad.
Just reminded of The "skeptics" and the Philosophical thoughts" that should not have a way into my language.
Butch5
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Oh, ok.I am just talking, playing with you, no soundness what so ever in my speech. My bad.
Just reminded of The "skeptics" and the Philosophical thoughts" that should not have a way into my language.
JerryfromMass
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Well, you must have different Bible than I have, because my Bible says Jesus appeared and then he was gone. No help from anyone else for Jesus to do so is cited, just that Jesus appeared and then was gone. You doubt Jesus had that ability?
Butch5
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Well, since the Bible says He became a man and men can't walk through solid matter I'd say someone else was active
JerryfromMass
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You're a weak minded Christian. You reject the divinity of Jesus, you reject the power of God that was in Jesus. Do you also reject trinity?
Born Again 2004
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Excuse me!...a"Physical Bible"...after all this time..
NOW, ! I have heard Everything!
If you don't know where it is in the Bible, then you obviously don't know the Word God very good!
Butch5
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That's what the Scriptures say. Anything else is opinion
Butch5
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I do know the Bible. I don't recall anything saying Jesus walked through walls.
PloughBoy
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(Luke 24)
After his Resurrection he did disappeared after the conversation of the Two he spoke too when he was on the road to Emmaus. At the Tavern, If i remember correctly
John 20:19
When the doors was locked he appeared.
(John 20:26)
New American Standard Bible
Eight days later His disciples were again inside, and Thomas was with them. Jesus came, the doors having been shut, and stood in their midst and said, “Peace be to you.”
So maybe this is one where many may contribute him walking through walls>
Which is the greatest; walking through walls or just "Teleporting" from one play to another! Both!
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