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Originally posted by Danbones
sigh
only choices are god or Satan?
if that ain't the hegelian dialectic, I don't know what is
God sent his Son as a perfect sacrifice.
Originally posted by Sublimecraft
Which entity gave Moses the 10 commandments?
Originally posted by Murgatroid
The laws of probability have PROVEN that the Bible is a supernatural work
Originally posted by MajorKarma
If you read carefully through Exodus it talks about how God wished to be worshiped, the Offerings and many very specific requirements surrounding how "God" wished/demanded "HE" be worshiped. I concluded that "God" aka Yahweh was a physical being with "Hands" and here is the kicker, in the back of my mind I concluded that "God" might well be a Reptilian
Originally posted by Danbones
why is jebus alwas portrayed as blue eyed instead of the arabic stereotype?
because his is manufactured from aryan history
the aryans were often blue eyed
Originally posted by truejew
Yahweh = Satan is true.
Yahweh = God of the Bible is false.
The only God of the Bible is Jesus Christ. He is not Yahweh, neither is He the son of Yahweh.
creation.com...
The God of Genesis is not someone whom Christians share with Islam, modern-day non-Messianic Judaism,1 Hinduism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Unitarians, or any other belief system which rejects the divinity of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Rather, unlike those systems, Genesis portrays the God of Christianity (the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob) to be the God who is not only one, but is also more than one.
The very first verse of the Bible reads: ‘In the beginning God (plural) created (singular) the heavens and the earth’ (Genesis 1:1). Moses, the author of Genesis under the direction of the Holy Spirit, chose to use the Hebrew plural term elohim for God,2 rather than the singular el3 or the singular poetic form eloah. But he does use the singular form of the verb ‘created’!
You basically took many things in the Bible and flipped it. How'd you even do that? Demon?
Originally posted by milkyway12
I don't think you really got the sacrifice of Jesus. For something to live, something must die. For example, you kill plants, cattle, and the like for you to survive.
For you to survive eternally, something had to be sacrificed. That is The Lord Jesus Christ. He was worthy to feed and give life to humanity.