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Originally posted by Hydroman
Originally posted by Katie
The tower of Babel, when man started to speak different languages, again speaking to those in Heaven.
Why did he tell those in Heaven to come down with him to do this? He can't do it by himself? And why did he have to come down?
Originally posted by Shane
my friend Neo is a Gentleman at all times. (Arn't you my Friend!)?
Originally posted by kingofmd
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by PhyberDragon
Because he was talking to his Angels who helped him
And it does say they all rejoiced at the work God had done.
The problem with this is that angels do not create. There is absolutely no biblical evidence that angels created anything at all.
Isaiah 44:24
"Thus says the Lord, your Redeemer, and the one who formed you from the womb, 'I, the Lord, am the maker of all things, Stretching out the heavens by Myself, And spreading out the earth all alone.'"
So clearly God made all things alone. Therefore, the "us" in "Let Us make man in our image" cannot be the angels. People are not created in the image of angels, but of God.
Originally posted by Katie
We watched your earth being created very few of us will come down from heaven.
Originally posted by MinisterFortson
John 1:1 says Jesus (the Word) was present at the creation. God the Father was present and in Genesis 1:2 the Spirit of God was hovering over the water, so why wouldn't He say "us"?
The word Trinity is a NT concept, however, the idea of the Trinity is found all over the OT.
Originally posted by Hydroman
Originally posted by Katie
We watched your earth being created very few of us will come down from heaven.
Awesome! We got someone on these boards from heaven! I have a few questions for you.
Where is heaven located? You say that you came down from there, so I assume it is up in the sky somewhere, but where exactly? Is it over a certain part of the earth and if so, does it stay over that certain part of the earth as the earth rotates?
Also, is it in our dimension or another dimension? If it is in our dimension, does that mean we can fly up there to it in the space shuttle or an airplane? If it's in another dimension, what means do you use to get into our dimension from yours?
Since you know god because you're from heaven and all, how does god expect us to believe in him when we've never seen him, heard him, touched him, etc.? Also, he knows that we are in these fleshly corruptible bodies which are so imperfect, how does he expect us to believe in him while we're in these bodies? I mean, there were those who followed him who actually saw him and spoke with him yet they still rebelled against him. How are we supposed to do better than that without ever seeing him, talking with him, etc.?
Being that you saw the earth being created, approximately how many earth years ago was that? When did dinosaurs exist and how were they wiped out?
Thanks for your time.
[edit on 13-4-2010 by Hydroman]
Originally posted by Katie
Heaven is considered anywhere outside of Earths atmosphere, its far and wide out of this galaxy into another and another, etc... Heaven is for those that have passed over or died the ones that believe. Death is not a dimension. God gave me the means to be here I was born here, and will die here and then return. We don't have a revolving door policy.
Originally posted by Katie
You believe in God like all others that live here by faith, so it is fair to all. You have salvation something they didn't have. Don't worry about once was, take the steps in this world as you are being judged in this world, so when you pass on you can enter heaven. You won't be judged at your passing its either Heaven or Lake of Fire.
Originally posted by Katie
On earth, early man and the dinosaurs walked this earth together. You should know that by now. Man killed off the dinosaurs along with the weather conditions. This earth was created billions of years ago. It seems just like yesterday to me.
Originally posted by Hydroman
Originally posted by MinisterFortson
John 1:1 says Jesus (the Word) was present at the creation. God the Father was present and in Genesis 1:2 the Spirit of God was hovering over the water, so why wouldn't He say "us"?
The word Trinity is a NT concept, however, the idea of the Trinity is found all over the OT.
Since Genesis was written for the Hebrew people, who didn't know about a Trinity, what did they think it meant?
Originally posted by MinisterFortson
Read Psalm 2. David clearly knew about the Trinity. David spoke of God and the Holy Spirit all throughout the Psalms. In Psalm 2, David mentions the Son of God. David knew of all three. And if you read it carefully you can see that it is a three part conversation between the Father and Son and a third person narrator which seems to be the Holy Spirit. Read it for yourself and don't take my word for it.
Originally posted by MinisterFortson
John 1:1 says Jesus (the Word) was present at the creation. God the Father was present and in Genesis 1:2 the Spirit of God was hovering over the water, so why wouldn't He say "us"?