Where did I say it was? (Please reference the quote)
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I have another question for YOU to ignore
- Thread starter savagewind
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You say the Bible is to be trusted.
With trust comes a bowing down. Just agree with that please.
(I realize you do not WORSHIP the Bible but through your trusting IN IT you bow down before it in a spiritual manner).
Now please read Exodus 34:14
To be giving the Bible a standing of righteousness in its own right is to give it a god-like quality.
You are making יְהוָה֙ jealous by your calling anything else righteous in God's stead.
I guess since you didn't quote where I said I worshipped the scriptures, you couldn't find it.
But as far as your above statement: I'm sorry, but your progression of logic doesn't quite match up with what God has said:
Debt 27:3 And thou shalt write upon them all the words of this law, when thou art passed over, that thou mayest go in unto the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee
If writing something down means worshipping it, the God made a mistake when He said "Write it down" (and He didn't make a mistake)
Then God told Joshua in 1:
8 This book of the lawshall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to doaccording to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.
Apparently He is consistent that we should read WHAT He told them to write so that we would prosper and have good success.
So, actually, reading and trusting what He said to write down is not bowing down to a book but rather honoring what He said.
For that matter, if you go to a judge, you BETTER know what is written down in the law if you are going to stand up for your case.
I think that you must be aware that what was heard of God and then written is not the same thing as what the Bible is. I certainly believe it was possible that God's words were written, but it is not possible that what we have are all those.
I should accept that because you say so?
djhwoodwerks
Well-Known Member
Why is it that people learn of God from the Bible, but after they listen to an assortment of different opinions of what the Bible means, they find that the Bible isn't what they thought it was? Why do you read, quote or even mention the Bible if you don't believe it is the true Word of God?
How did you become wise enough to know what is error and what is truth in the Bible?
No! You should accept that it is a possibility because it is highly unlikely that they have come to us holy. Have you really never heard of the telephone game?
Grow up. OK?
You are showing everybody and the Holy Spirit that you are not paying attention. The Helper, The Holy Spirit can tell you what is true and what isn't true.
Why not use your imagination for once?
If a message came to you via morse code but you could only decipher some of it, would the some of it be good, bad or nothing to know?
If a message came to you via morse code but you could only decipher some of it, would the some of it be good, bad or nothing to know?
Good to know, bad to know, or nothing to know? @djhwoodwerks I hear you saying on the forum that mistakes in it make the rest nothing to know. Do you wish to change your stance on that?
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
This is incorrect, though. The New testament at least in part is actually divine. This means that, it has to be read in that context.
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It had to have been written in that context.
djhwoodwerks
Well-Known Member
Really, that's your answer to my questions? Is that avoidance?
Explain why YOU are the only one on this forum that the Holy Spirit is telling that the following scripture is WRONG!
Matthew 28:19 (ESV Strong's) 19 Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
That's correct!
No I don't!
Anyone but you can see that I have answered it. The answer is that some of it is very good, right and true. That there exists next to good, right and true something that isn't so, does NOT make what is good something bad. It just doesn't.
I believe God has provided me a vision to share. God is telling me that you will not care for it. But, here it is anyway.
The Temple of Jehovah is for purity. BUT, isn't it written that images that had not been approved of were introduced into it? The order of Jehovah was to take them away. The will of Jehovah WAS NOT to call the whole thing bad.
What can I say? It is the whole goddamn world that disagrees with me, so, how am I supposed to know why? God might say that it is prophesy fulfilled. I do not know prophecy.
It is NOT, and never has been, my opinion that disciple should be a verb. Look it up yourself, for goodness's sake!
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
John 1:18
Check it out
OK? What's your point?
However, in the telephone game, the beginning doesn't match the end.
Thus, we go back to what I said in the beginning... "It's prophetic nature that is still being seen confirmed today" (paraphrased)
Thus the telephone analogy doesn't apply.
A different spirit is talking to you??