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5/25/07 5:34 PM |
Shawn | | Denver | | | |
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Well, so no one will think I'm antisemetic or that I'm just against Israel. Just so everyone knows, I'm also very critical of the ethnic cleansing that has been going on in Africa."the only thing needed for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing". Well, as wimpy as I am I will still speak out against this wickedness. I will be called a racist for speaking against zionism, but it is the people who support Israel, simply because they think they are "jews" who are racist. The racist's are those who say the Jew's are a special, set apart people from the rest of the nations. That type of thinking is racist. I on the otherhand am not racist. I believe that all nationalities of people are equal, not one is set apart. National Israel is just like any other nation of people. All nations will be ruled with a rod of iron and will be dashed to peices if Christ the King so desires. |
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5/23/07 1:44 PM |
Shawn | | Denver | | | |
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Abigail said: "I believe the King James Bible to be the inerrant Word of God. I believe that the translators were inspired by the Spirit of God when they made the translation"Can you back up that statement with scripture? No, of course not. Only the greek texa were written by holy spirit inspired men, the Apostles. Not a group of men translating a bible for the pervert king James, with the assistance of the RC corrupted latin vulgate. If your men were so infallible, then why did they translate the greek word "aeaon" age, as world? There exists a greek word for world, "kosmos", and that was not the word that was written in this text. I quoted the greek text, not some modern translation. I agree that there are errors with some modern translations, but this is not the point. I'm a KJV guy myself, but any student of greek will agree that the KJV is not perfect, though it is very good. My point remains, Jesus did not tell the disciples about the end of the world (kosmos), because that is not found in any greek text. Jesus spoke of the destruciton of the temple and the end of the Jewish age. The context and the greek word itself makes that very clear. |
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5/22/07 3:27 PM |
Shawn | | Denver | | | |
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wow. I get to make the same comment again.Well good for them. If they teach homosexuality, evolution, etc. then surely there is nothing wrong with teaching sex and drugs. The public schools are institutes of depravity. They conform children to the standards of ignorance and evil. The more corrupt they get, the more consistent they become. At least they can be seen as wolves now, compared to the time when they were attempting to be sheep in wolves clothing. On a side note: Any Christian parent who sends their children to these institutions have broken covenant with God. (deut.6) As a Christian parent would you send your children to muslim schools? No...well state schools are much worse. How do you live with that? |
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5/22/07 3:23 PM |
Shawn | | Denver | | | |
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Well good for them.If they teach homosexuality, evolution, etc. then surely there is nothing wrong with teaching scientology. The public schools are institutes of depravity. They conform children to the standards of ignorance and evil. The more corrupt they get, the more consistent they become. At least they can be seen as wolves now, compared to the time when they were attempting to be sheep in wolves clothing. On a side note: Any Christian parent who sends their children to these institutions have broken covenant with God. (deut.6) As a Christian parent would you send your children to muslim schools? No...well state schools are much worse. How do you live with that? |
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5/22/07 3:12 PM |
Shawn | | Denver | | | |
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Mike said "Abstinence education is not sex education. It is moral education."Maybe. But either way, stealing $50million from it's citizens to pay for any type of "moral" education (on the topic of sex) is wrong. Just like stealing the purse of an old woman so that you can give the money to a homeless guy would be wrong. It's not the role of civil government to educate children, let alone teach them about abstinence, condoms or anything else. |
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5/22/07 3:03 PM |
Shawn | | Denver | | | |
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Matthew 24 (luke 21, mark 13) has been fulfilled. If it has not yet been fulfilled then Jesus is a false prophet. For Jesus specifically told the disciples that all these signs and the "end of the AGE" would come upon their generation. If it never came true upon their generation then Jesus was a false prophet. But, a simple study in early Chruch history and the scriptures will lead one to see the complete fulfillment and know that Jesus spoke the truth and all that he said would happen has happened.Abigail. Check your translation. The disciples did not ask Jesus what the signs of the END OF THE WORLD (Kosmos) would be. Matt 24:3 the disciples came near to him by himself, saying, 'Tell us, when shall these be? and what [is] the sign of thy presence, and of the full end of the AGE?' YLT - Greek AGE= aion (ahee-ohn'); from the same as NT:104; properly, an age; by extension, perpetuity (also past); by implication, the world; specially Jewish. Jesus told the disciples that the temple would be destroyed, they then asked what would be the sign of the end of the age, that is the jewsish system. The levitcal law ceased at the destruction of the temple, and a new age was brought in. It makes perfect sense that the disciples would ask after Jesus told them of the temple. |
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5/21/07 5:57 PM |
Shawn | | Denver | | | |
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NeilI will surely bless you, and I will surely multiply your offspring as the stars of heaven and as the sand that is on the seashore. And your offspring shall possess the gate of his enemies.Gen 22:17 for you are all one in Christ Jesus. And if you are Christ's, then you are Abraham's offspring, heirs according to promise. Galatians 3:29 The heirs of the promise are one in Christ, and they as a whole (ekklesia) are heirs of the promise and will posses the gates of the enemy. I will build my church (ekklesia), and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. Matt 16:18 There is no individualism. As for John 18:36. Jesus' kingdom does not derive it's power from earth, (like the gates of hell do) but from heaven. This is true authority. As for 2Cor 10. Paul explains that the weapons of our warfare, to posess the gates of our enemy, derive thier authority from heaven. They are not fleshly but have divine power. Only with this divine authority can we posess the gates. 4 For the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh but have divine power to destroy strongholds. 5 We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ, 6 being ready to punish every disobedience. 2 Cor 10:4 |
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2/23/07 11:56 PM |
Shawn | | USA | | | |
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fivepoints:"God is not using the strong delusion to accomplish judgment; rather it is (part of) the judgment itself." Does this mean that: a) The condemned is not guilty enough? or b) The condemnation is not damning enough? |
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2/23/07 12:34 PM |
Shawn | | USA | | | |
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fivepoints:Thank you very much for writing back! (From #1) You say: "the ultimate purpose of the 'strong delusion' is to judge (i.e. condemn)". ... but Jesus said: "he that believeth not is condemned already". God sends the delusion to KEEP people who are ALREADY capable of believing and who have ALREADY had a chance to believe, but who have rejected him, from becoming "uncondemned". ... and so IF a person cannot come to faith UNLESS they be regenerated first, and THEN believe, and then be saved: Why does God use this means to accomplish his purpose of condemning them if they are already condmened? ... unless a) some people who get regenerated fail to believe, or b) "regeneration" is not something that the Holy Spirit does as a pre-cusor to being saved, as a way of preparing someone's heart so that they can believe, and then through faith be saved, that is given to some people and not to others. |
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2/22/07 1:24 AM |
Shawn | | USA | | | |
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fivepoints:1) Of the strong delusion, why is the "purpose" to "judge the unbelieving"? a) Aren't they already on their way to judgment and then the fire because they were not PRE-destined to be saved? b) Or is it "because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved?" 2:10b 2) The purpose can be found in verse 2:11a, which is: "for this cause" 3) TIMING is the key: When "that Wicked be revealed" ... is when it's too late -- God's not interested then -- that really WOULD be "easy believism". 4) Otherwise, God would be punishing people for not having faith he didn't give them ... court-martialing a soldier for not shooting bullets at the enemy when he wasn't given weapons and ammunition in the first place. 5) To the Thessalonians, Paul doesn't say: "from the beginning of the creation" or "from the beginning of the world" or something like that. He says: "from the beginning". God led Paul to Thessalonica BEFORE they "were ensamples to all that believe in Macedonia and Achaia." 1Th 1:7a In the BEGINNING of Paul's OWN ministry, he "obtained mercy, that ... first Jesus Christ might shew forth ... for a pattern to them which should hereafter believe". 1 Tim 1:16 Thanks. Best, Shawn |
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2/21/07 12:11 AM |
Shawn | | USA | | | |
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May I also ask a "Calvinist" question? ... and I'm not trying to be mean. I have many Calvinist friends. They are dear to me. And I mean that sincerely. In fact, the verse in question was shown to me by a Calvinist friend -- we were discussing the current state of affairs in American Christianity ... ... But I've just learned not to talk about these sorts of things because it can really upset people -- or I tend to get the "you don't understand Calvinism" answer, or the "you need to read the follwing 15 books" answer. So ... Is there a pretty BASIC, you know: Calvinism-101 answer (less than a 1,000 words) that makes sense, that explains: "And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie: That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness." 2 Thessalonians 2:12 Here's my question: If God predestinates who will be saved, and if everybody is totally depraved ANYWAY, why does he need to send a "strong delusion", "THAT they should believe a lie", if God predestinates who will be saved, and if everybody is totally depraved ANYWAY? What would happen if they believed? (I really hope this doesn't start one of those big arguments.) Thanks. God bless! |
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