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Welcome to the board. Now go here http://www.blackchampagne.com/articles/noahs-ark.shtml then come back and explain how the flood wasn't just a story with a moral.StewpidLoser said:Paid off for Noah. It had never rained on Earth, much less flooded. Yet when God told Noah to build a ship and how to do it, 'cause it was gonna rain for 40 days and nights straight and the whole world was gonna be covered in water. Despite the folks who laughed and laughed at him for his 120 year project, he kept on keeping on because of his Faith. He preached and preached but of course, no-one listened. Once the ark was built, Noah and his family spent a whole week in what had to be a seriously stinky boat before the first drop of rain even fell. Now THAT's faith .
:biglaugh:MdmSzdWhtGuy said:Welcome to the board. Now go here http://www.blackchampagne.com/articles/noahs-ark.shtml
A "rant"?StewpidLoser said::biglaugh:
Thanks for the chuckle.
A rant on an anti-biblical website isn't near enough to convince me the story isn't true.
:biglaugh:
I am astounded at your lack of understanding of genetics.S2a said:Was Noah and his missus...concomitantly - black, brown, yellow, and white...all mixed into "one"?
Will this happen in your lifetime?may said:so we are in a time when we have to listen to instructions just like noah did ,and then we can be saved when the great tribulation breaks out
the signs are all here , that the attitudes of the people around now are the same as in Noahs day ,i think we are living within a crooked generation of peopleMerlin said:Will this happen in your lifetime?
I'm crushed that you might believe that to be true...michel said:I am astounded at your lack of understanding of genetics.
But only a few generations if they intermarry with white people...MdmSzdWhtGuy said:It takes about 20,000 years for environmental factors to turn black people white or vice versa.
As I have to yours. Apologies, Sir!s2a said:I'm crushed that you might believe that to be true...
I guess I have to be serious all the time, or never at all. *sigh*
[Shot you a PM on this...;-)]
Please examine this statement in light of Christ's warning to his disciples in Luke 21:8. An interesting note on your comments about Noah's generation and the present one is that, when the New Testament authors referred to any "wicked generation", they always referred to their own, first-century generation.the time is very near now when the great tribulation will break out
yes there was a litral tribulation back then , but there is a greater fullfillment for our day , that is why Jesus said that there will be a great tribulationShaggy Flasko said:There's not much that I can comment upon with reference to the Flood. Since there's really not much of a historical record, though I've heard that many early cultures had traditions of a great flood, even while being isolated geographically from one another. I don't remember the source, though, so take it at face value.
It's often possible to isolate minor desireable traits in a species within a few generations. With selective breeding, would it be impossible to develope the diversity of the human populace, even after 10-20,000 years?
Please examine this statement in light of Christ's warning to his disciples in Luke 21:8. An interesting note on your comments about Noah's generation and the present one is that, when the New Testament authors referred to any "wicked generation", they always referred to their own, first-century generation.
Are the signs really present? What about Joel?
Joel 2
28"It will come about after this
That I will pour out My Spirit on all mankind;
And your sons and daughters will prophesy,
Your old men will dream dreams,
Your young men will see visions.
29"Even on the male and female servants
I will pour out My Spirit in those days.
God would pour out his spirit in the last days. God poured out his spirit in the first century (Acts 2:1-4,14-18). The last days occured in the first century.
Christ said that the gospel would be proclaimed in all the world, and then the end would come. Paul says that this was accomplished (Romans 1:8, 10:18, Colossians 1:6, 23). Did the end come?
Check out Revelation 1:9, as well, in which John refers to himself as a fellow partaker in the tribulation.
The end came in the first century, though not as an end of time or destruction of the world, but as an end to the carnal nation of Israel as God's chosen people and an end to the Law of sin and death. It was the end of the old covenent and the begining of the new. The Lord honors his word, and will never again destroy all flesh as he has done.
God bless.
-Bill
Is there any reason that this was not fulfilled? After all, the whole of the olivet discourse is focused on the lives of Christ's apostles and the destruction of Jerusalem.yes there was a litral tribulation back then , but there is a greater fullfillment for our day , that is why Jesus said that there will be a great tribulation
for then there will be great tribulation such as has not occurred since the worlds beginning until now, no, nor will occur again. matthew 24; 21
yes that generation of unbelievers did pass away only those who listened to instructions went to the mountains , and stayed there ,were saved, today true christians are told to get out of false religion because it is going to be destroyed by God. false religion is (babylon the great )spoken of in revelation 18;4 so just as the litral jerusalem had to be judged by God, its the same today those who cling to those claiming to represent God but really they are unfaithful to God , they will go down false religion will come to its end and it will be God who will do thisShaggy Flasko said:Is there any reason that this was not fulfilled? After all, the whole of the olivet discourse is focused on the lives of Christ's apostles and the destruction of Jerusalem.
"This generation shall not pass away until all these things are fulfilled." - Matthew 24:34
God bless.
-Bill
If that's the case, then Christ's words were fulfilled.may said:yes that generation of unbelievers did pass away
Is there scriptural support for this?today true christians are told to get out of false religion because it is going to be destroyed by God. false religion is (babylon the great )spoken of in revelation 18;4 so just as the litral jerusalem had to be judged by God, its the same today those who cling to those claiming to represent God but really they are unfaithful to God , they will go down false religion will come to its end and it will be God who will do this
Fair comment, but you don't know He doesn't exist 'beyond reasonable doubt'. You need absolute faith to be an atheist.Only_Gay_Christian_Midget said:Why believe in something so strongly that you haven't even seen, touched, or heard? Why would you dedicate you whole life to make something happy, that you don't know exists beyond a reasonable doubt?
who do you include in this list?may said:its the same today those who cling to those claiming to represent God but really they are unfaithful to God , they will go down false religion will come to its end and it will be God who will do this
the most guilty of the lot is the religious leaders of christendom .but babylon the great includes all of the world empire of false religion in other words any religion tht has its roots in babylonish teachings. christendom is most guilty because she claims to represent the God of the bible but infact is unfaithful to the teachings of Jesus. but there are ones who have seperated thenselves from Babylon the great and they have allowed themselves to be taught by Jehovah God and Jesus christMerlin said:who do you include in this list?