Jumi
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It works as a convenient excuse?Sanctification works like trickle down economics.
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It works as a convenient excuse?Sanctification works like trickle down economics.
Here we see that Jews are commanded to sanctify G-d. Sanctification is a two way street.I'm glad you asked. Here we see it is the Lord who sanctifies Israel. Sanctification works like trickle down economics.
Ezekiel 37:28
And when my Temple is among them forever, the nations will know that I am the LORD, who makes Israel holy."
unfortunately I didn't get what you meant! was it to agree or to disagree? a bit baffled by your replyWow what a very good argument. Oh boy it would be so clever and sneaky if missionaries would say things like that, but they don't. Generally they just don't seem to understand skeptical people. They're always baptized in fire and imagine everyone who holds a holy book is somehow protected from evil thoughts and shaky hands, and its just absolutely impossible that there could be any mistakes in their line of reasoning. They're always right. It seems they are always taught by the best, the most sincere and infallible people and questioning that is just like throwing rocks at a church.
No, it's just another Republican delusion.It works as a convenient excuse?
Sanctify means to make holy. The definition there is a little convoluded since it doesn't take God into consideration. In the Old Testament scriptures the Lord faults the Jewish rabbi's for the same oversight, reminding them who sanctifies them. Perhaps the Jews taught Muhammed rather than the Lord.
sanc·ti·fy
ˈsaNG(k)təˌfī/
verb
The Idea of sanctifying a created creature is a Christian invention and it is totally perverted. Islam uis against all this, no one in this universe deserve to be sanctified other thnan God. We respect all messengers and obey them but we don't sanctify them or make them.
- set apart as or declare holy; consecrate.
"a small shrine was built to sanctify the site"
synonyms: consecrate, bless, make holy, hallow, make sacred, dedicate to God
"he came to sanctify the site"
- make legitimate or binding by religious sanction.
"they see their love sanctified by the sacrament of marriage"
synonyms: approve, sanction, condone, vindicate, endorse, support, back, permit, allow, authorize, legitimize
"we must not sanctify this outrage"- free from sin; purify.
synonyms: purify, cleanse, free from sin, absolve, unburden, redeem
"they sanctified themselves"
I liked your post.unfortunately I didn't get what you meant! was it to agree or to disagree? a bit baffled by your reply
But that was Jesus talking who himself needed to be sanctified by God. So when the Lord Jesus became one of the children of Israel, he was sanctified by God. He asked you not to profane his Holy name, if his name was already holy how could the Jews sanctify what was already sanctified?Here we see that Jews are commanded to sanctify G-d. Sanctification is a two way street.
Leviticus 22:32
And do not profane My holy Name, and I shall be sanctified within the children of Israel, I am G-d who sanctifies you.
This doesn't deserve a response.But that was Jesus talking who himself needed to be sanctified by God. So when the Lord Jesus became one of the children of Israel, he was sanctified by God.
How does someone profane G-d's Name?He asked you not to profane his Holy name, if his name was already holy how could the Jews sanctify what was already sanctified?
This doesn't deserve a response.
How does someone profane G-d's Name?
And by treating something disrespectfully, you remove the holiness from it?If his name is Jesus you do quite well at it. To treat disrespectfully and irreverently what is holy. And it said the Lord's name not God's name.
And by treating something disrespectfully, you remove the holiness from it?
The word in Hebrew (ḥll) means "mundane", the opposite of holy. We are commanded not to make G-d's Name mundane. How is that possible?No, you profane it.
The word in Hebrew (ḥll) means "mundane", the opposite of holy. We are commanded not to make G-d's Name mundane. How is that possible?
Great. So then you've answered your own question. Sanctifying G-d's Name means treating it as holy.How you treat his name the Lord for others to see. So he didn't want you to profane his name among the nations by treating what is Holy as if it was mundane.
Great. So then you've answered your own question. Sanctifying G-d's Name means treating it as holy.
Did anyone say otherwise?No, the name was already Holy, by treating it as Holy you simply give credit where credit is due.
I'm not here for the sermon, buddy.Giving credit where credit is due is one biblical example of loving your neighbor, so would also fall into the category of loving your God when applied to God.
Did anyone say otherwise?
I'm not here for the sermon, buddy.
Link the quote.Yes you said otherwise. You said by treating his name as holy you are sanctifying god and making him holy.
Did anyone say otherwise?
I'm not here for the sermon, buddy.
Yes you said otherwise. You said by treating his name as holy you are sanctifying god and making him holy.
Now lets say there is some false god which the whole earth treats with great respect and reverence, does that make the false god holy?