I am God and I am Love No Matter what you Have Been Told

a reply to: QuinnP

Well this is the internet, and you weren't responding until I responded, and you responded every time.

So sure my friend, you weren't responding to me.

*ahhh you got me, ok i've been trolled

(Proverbs 13:20) 20 The one walking with the wise will become wise, But the one who has dealings with the stupid will fare badly.

(James 4:4) Adulteresses, do you not know that friendship with the world is enmity with God? Whoever, therefore, wants to be a friend of the world is making himself an enemy of God.

originally posted by: QuinnP
a reply to: Vector99

I guess I will say one thing to you. You do realize I did not reply to a single thing you said?
Excepting for this message.

You were talking to yourself the whole time

originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: QuinnP
a reply to: Vector99

I guess I will say one thing to you. You do realize I did not reply to a single thing you said?
Excepting for this message.

You were talking to yourself the whole time

So you reveal your true face.

a reply to: Vector99

No point in arguing with Christians so long as they aren't blowing # up, shooting up abortion clinics ,raping alter boys, or child marrying, or discriminating against homosexuals, I don't care what mumbo jumbo they are espousing.once a man just kept screaming in down town Dallas "the blood of Jesus" ... " the blood of Jesus" .. I just thought it was a nice back drop to the insanity that is humanity, carry on..

originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: Vector99

No point in arguing with Christians so long as they aren't blowing # up, shooting up abortion clinics ,raping alter boys, or child marrying, or discriminating against homosexuals, I don't care what mumbo jumbo they are espousing.once a man just kept screaming in down town Dallas "the blood of Jesus" ... " the blood of Jesus" .. I just thought it was a nice back drop to the insanity that is humanity, carry on..

(2 Peter 2:2, 3) . . .Furthermore, many will follow their brazen conduct, and because of them the way of the truth will be spoken of abusively. 3 Also, they will greedily exploit you with counterfeit words. But their judgment, decided long ago, is not moving slowly, and their destruction is not sleeping.

a reply to: QuinnP

All imaginary gods usually of Greek, Egyptian, Norse, and other mythologies are never known for their love. Only the true God is

Hahaha You obviously haven't read the Old Testament...unless it was a different god you're talking about - but carry on, you'll find some justification

a reply to: QuinnP

I am not a new comer here.

So you have different accounts?, seeing you registered 25 04 16?

a reply to: Vector99

Taking your advice and leaving the troll thread. Good day to you sir, enjoy your delusion

Quinn hasn't realized you can get the Bible online yet...no need for this thread

a reply to: QuinnP

You do know that you're meant to add a source of where you copy and past from? You also need to use the ex tag to show it is from an external source.

But you should know that seeing as you're "not a new comer".

originally posted by: QuinnP

originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: QuinnP
a reply to: Vector99

I guess I will say one thing to you. You do realize I did not reply to a single thing you said?
Excepting for this message.

You were talking to yourself the whole time

So you reveal your true face.

And you judge me, your god will not be pleased

originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: QuinnP

All imaginary gods usually of Greek, Egyptian, Norse, and other mythologies are never known for their love. Only the true God is

Hahaha You obviously haven't read the Old Testament...unless it was a different god you're talking about - but carry on, you'll find some justification

Aha, you are referring to the one that stated this in the old testament:

(Ezekiel 18:23) . . .‘Do I take any pleasure at all in the death of a wicked person?’ declares the Sovereign Lord Jehovah. ‘Do I not prefer that he turn away from his ways and keep living?’


And the one who sent Jonah to Nineveh the wicked city of violence to tell them that if they did not repent from their abhorrent violence in 40 days they would be destroyed. And then whey the did repent Jonah the prophet got upset and Jehovah said:

(Jonah 4:10, 11) . . .But Jehovah said: “You felt sorry for the bottle-gourd plant, which you did not work for, nor did you make it grow; it grew in one night and perished in one night. 11 Should I not also feel sorry for Ninʹe·veh the great city, in which there are more than 120,000 men who do not even know right from wrong, as well as their many animals?”

The God who felt compassion for the people and the animals and accepted their repentance.

I realize that many God haters come with many scriptures to try and show how he is bad. But they NEVER paint the whole story, and never share these scriptures and many others. Only they say, God killed wicked people, God killed evil people and abhorrent societies of wicked vileness, he must be bad. Even though, they themselves are not so bad as to condone most of the practices today. Even governments such as the of the United States imprisones criminals and people who break the law.

Yet Scripture paints him, even in the Old Testament to be a very patient and loving God who is very very ready to forgive people of their errors, and prefers it to judging them.

To every single nation in the Old Testament God judged and destroyed he sent his prophets to first.And mostly they just murdered his prophets.

He always warns the people before executing judgement on them. Especially if they are born in ignorance and no know better. He knows that. That is what he said in Jonah.

He will do no different today.

This is God's goodwill toward us, even in the old testament which you said I haven't read (which is quite quite quite quite quite quite quite wrong):

(Isaiah 1:18-20) . . .“Come, now, and let us set matters straight between us,” says Jehovah. “Though your sins are like scarlet, They will be made as white as snow; Though they are as red as crimson cloth, They will become like wool. 19 If you show willingness and listen, You will eat the good things of the land. 20 But if you refuse and rebel, You will be devoured by the sword, For the mouth of Jehovah has spoken it.”

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: QuinnP

You do know that you're meant to add a source of where you copy and past from? You also need to use the ex tag to show it is from an external source.

But you should know that seeing as you're "not a new comer".

Each scripture is cited. Anyone can look them up with their own copy of the Bible, or if not, there are many free ones on the web where they can look them up.

originally posted by: QuinnP

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: QuinnP

You do know that you're meant to add a source of where you copy and past from? You also need to use the ex tag to show it is from an external source.

But you should know that seeing as you're "not a new comer".

Each scripture is cited. Anyone can look them up with their own copy of the Bible, or if not, there are many free ones on the web where they can look them up.

Cited, but not linked to the source you copy and pasted them from.

It's in the T&C of the site. So, you might want to start linking.

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: QuinnP

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: QuinnP

You do know that you're meant to add a source of where you copy and past from? You also need to use the ex tag to show it is from an external source.

But you should know that seeing as you're "not a new comer".

Each scripture is cited. Anyone can look them up with their own copy of the Bible, or if not, there are many free ones on the web where they can look them up.

Cited, but not linked to the source you copy and pasted them from.

It's in the T&C of the site. So, you might want to start linking.

That would be quite impossible as the Bible I am using is a program on my computer. Not on a website.

In the bible, god killed indescriminately. Men women, and children. He ordered moses and his people to bash babies on rocks. did those babies commit some heinous sin?

Are you saying it's ok to kill people as long as god tells you to do it?

Is this your way of communicating that god wants you to kill people?


a reply to: QuinnP

originally posted by: QuinnP

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: QuinnP

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: QuinnP

You do know that you're meant to add a source of where you copy and past from? You also need to use the ex tag to show it is from an external source.

But you should know that seeing as you're "not a new comer".

Each scripture is cited. Anyone can look them up with their own copy of the Bible, or if not, there are many free ones on the web where they can look them up.

Cited, but not linked to the source you copy and pasted them from.

It's in the T&C of the site. So, you might want to start linking.

That would be quite impossible as the Bible I am using is a program on my computer. Not on a website.

Out of curiosity, which version of the bible are you using? The unbelievable badly translated one, the very badly translated one, the badly translated one or the one that still has more historical and scientific errors than Harry Potter?

originally posted by: Woodcarver
In the bible, god killed indescriminately. Men women, and children. He ordered moses and his people to bash babies on rocks. did those babies commit some heinous sin?

Are you saying it's ok to kill people as long as god tells you to do it?

Is this your way of communicating that god wants you to kill people?


a reply to: QuinnP

That is a lie. Never has God killed indiscriminately. He knows everyone. In fact he knows you, better than you do yourself.

Jesus said:

(Matthew 10:29-31) . . .Two sparrows sell for a coin of small value, do they not? Yet not one of them will fall to the ground without your Father’s knowledge. 30 But even the hairs of your head are all numbered. 31 So have no fear; you are worth more than many sparrows.

He can tell you how many hairs you have on your head. Now let me ask you something. How many people can do that? Can you?

No, you are wrong. God knows how to save Godly people from destruction. All of them.

(2 Peter 2:9, 10) . . .So, then, Jehovah knows how to rescue people of godly devotion out of trial, but to reserve unrighteous people to be destroyed on the day of judgment, 10 especially those who seek to defile the flesh of others and who despise authority.. . .

And he will reserve the unrighteous for destruction. It is not indiscriminate.

Not like warefare on earth today. Where you send a drone in and murder a bunch of kids in a school, or a bunch of people in a hospital hoping they are terrorists, or what have you.

God's word is not indiscriminate. EVERY single person EVERYONE, not one soul who does not deserve to die will ever be put to death.

And IN FACT God even SAVES entire cities and countries for righteous people,.

For example when Lot lived in Sodom and Gomorrah he told Abraham (Lot's relative) that he was going to bring to ruin those cities. And Abraham knew that a God of justice would never bring to ruin a city in it with righteous people.

So Abraham said this:

(Genesis 18:29-32) . . .But yet again he spoke to him and said: “Suppose 40 are found there.” He answered: “I will not do it for the sake of the 40.” 30 But he continued: “Jehovah, please, do not become hot with anger, but let me go on speaking: Suppose only 30 are found there.” He answered: “I will not do it if I find 30 there.” 31 But he continued: “Please, here I have presumed to speak to Jehovah: Suppose only 20 are found there.” He answered: “I will not destroy it for the sake of the 20.” 32 Finally he said: “Jehovah, please, do not become hot with anger, but let me speak just once more: Suppose only ten are found there.” He answered: “I will not destroy it for the sake of the ten.”

So God said he would preserve the city for the sake of ten righteous people.

So Jehovah obviously knew every single person in that city. And then he sent his angels to it, and immediately the men as well as the boys tried to rape them.

And when they couldn't rape the angels they wanted to do worse to Lot.

And yet when Lot finally let the city Jehovah preserved nearby ones that he was going to destroy because of the badness of the people, simply because Lot didn't want to go all the way to the mountains:

(Genesis 19:18-22) . . .Then Lot said to them: “Not there, please, Jehovah! 19 Please, now, your servant has found favor in your eyes and you are showing great kindness to me by preserving me alive, but I am not able to flee to the mountainous region because I am afraid that disaster may overtake me and I will die. 20 Please, now, this town is nearby and I can flee there; it is only a small place. May I, please, escape there? It is only a small place. Then I will survive.” 21 So he said to him: “Very well, I will also show you consideration by not overthrowing the town you speak of. 22 Hurry! Escape there, because I cannot do anything until you arrive there!” That is why he named the town Zoʹar.

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: QuinnP

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: QuinnP

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: QuinnP

You do know that you're meant to add a source of where you copy and past from? You also need to use the ex tag to show it is from an external source.

But you should know that seeing as you're "not a new comer".

Each scripture is cited. Anyone can look them up with their own copy of the Bible, or if not, there are many free ones on the web where they can look them up.

Cited, but not linked to the source you copy and pasted them from.

It's in the T&C of the site. So, you might want to start linking.

That would be quite impossible as the Bible I am using is a program on my computer. Not on a website.

Out of curiosity, which version of the bible are you using? The unbelievable badly translated one, the very badly translated one, the badly translated one or the one that still has more historical and scientific errors than Harry Potter?

I will answer your question when you give me one example of where the translation is poor.

a reply to: QuinnP

Yes, "God" killed indiscriminately.

One event (if you believe the bible) killed millions, if not billions of people.

The flood.