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Search results for query: "Micah 6:7"

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  1. Yokefellow

    Mystery Babylon Identified Using Just Two Verses

    Yes. Israel and Ephraim are often interchangeable... The prophets used the terms "Ephraim", "Joseph", and "Israel" interchangeably, speaking of the same entity, the Northern Kingdom of Israel, the House of Israel, or the House of Joseph. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephraim_and_Judah...
  2. IndigoChild5559

    Torah in Christianity

    This whole thing of imputed righteousness is a wrong headed notion and IMHO a very dangerous idea because it leads to moral complacency. Righteousness is when you aspire to keep God's commandments, when you love God and your neighbor as yourself. That's the only kind of righteousness that's real.
  3. Brian2

    Torah in Christianity

    That is true but in the context of Christianity and a Covenant where our righteousness is given graciously by God because of our faith in what He has done in sending Jesus to die for us there is a problem in us then turning around and trying to establish our own righteousness by our keeping of...
  4. Brian2

    Fulfillment of Prophecy in the New Testament

    The word of God is where we get most of our knowledge about God. The New Covenant then offers knowledge about God and offers a personal knowing of God from our experience of Him and from His Spirit in us. His word also tells us that we will know what He wants and cause us to walk in His...
  5. sooda

    A dialogue about Prophecy & doctrines between the WTS/JW & Seventh-day Adventist

    Hosea 11:1 is about Israel not Jesus. Keep in mind the rivalry between Judea and Israel. Israel (Ephraim) was more prosperous and Judea despised them as Hellenized half breeds.. Judea is always bad mouthing Israel in scripture.
  6. kjw47

    A dialogue about Prophecy & doctrines between the WTS/JW & Seventh-day Adventist

    Jesus = Gods master worker of Proverbs 8--It is him speaking. He explains that it was difficult for God to create him DIRECT. He wasn't named Jesus at Prov 8. It is not YHWH speaking at Prov 8.
  7. coconut theology

    A dialogue about Prophecy & doctrines between the WTS/JW & Seventh-day Adventist

    What does "firstborn" mean if it doesn't mean "first created"? [12-A] Firstborn? The WTS [Watch Tower & Tract Society, the Jehovah's Witness's organization] will often quote Colossians 1:15, and ask. “How can Jesus be God, since Jesus is called the 'firstborn of every creature'?” They...
  8. coconut theology

    A dialogue about Prophecy & doctrines between the WTS/JW & Seventh-day Adventist

    Good, I want to look at this word "tree" a bit, ok, and show that it too in the natural, and in scripture shows the "cross": The “tree”, as a whole itself, is made up of “sticks” [Hebrew: H6086, same as the word “tree” in Deuteronomy 21:22,23], see Numbers 15:32,33: Numbers 15:32 - And while...
  9. THE Art Vandelay

    Evidence for “a god” at John 10:33

    Your rejection of the clear teaching of the scriptures is noted by the absurd amount of pretzel-twisting you employ with that nonsense. God's Word says Jesus was the first of God's creative works. You say otherwise, ergo you reject God's Word, the Bible.
  10. Crosstian

    Evidence for “a god” at John 10:33

    Let's deal with the "firstborn" stuff: Excuses, Excuses, Excuses [12-A] Firstborn? The WTS [Watch Tower & Tract Society, the Jehovah's Witness's organization] will often quote Colossians 1:15, and ask. “How can Jesus be God, since Jesus is called the 'firstborn of every creature'?” They...
  11. james2ko

    Is Jesus God?

    1. Why not? There are many instances where indefinite articles are inserted for clarity. No one complains about those because they are supported by the immediate and broader context of scripture. No different with Joh 1:1. 2. Yes. Jesus in His preincarnate state was "a" God as in one of the...
  12. Yoshua

    Is Jesus God?

    Hi James, Why put an “a” for God? So you did not agree that the Word was God? It is accepted that Eve is the mother of all human race since she is created by God as the first woman. It says she is the mother of all living, and yet you forced to change the meaning to become a mother of...
  13. Ingledsva

    Should Christians celebrate Christmas

    You are just plain wrong. We have a lot of info on this subject - which is why I included Christian articles, Jewish teachings, and books on the subject - as well as the actual verses. Leviticus 27:29 is NOT talking about criminals. How you think you can turn someone DEVOTED - a sacrifice -...
  14. U

    Should Christians celebrate Christmas

    " Ritual Murder " ? where did they get the idea of ritual murder. Ezekiel chapter 20 is a history of Israel's ( Not God's ) rebellion. They polluted ' themselves ' -> Ezekiel 20:31-33 Israel's first born sons were given in service to God as Levites to serve at the temple. -> Numbers 8:14-16...
  15. roger1440

    The Law

    Of the two, morality and sacrifice, morality is the more valuable. That is not to say, sacrifice is valueless. That was the message of the prophets over and over. If God did not want sacrifice from the Jews then much of Jewish scripture would not be in agreement. God is not the author of confusion.
  16. M

    The Law

    Micah 6:7-8 "Will the LORD be pleased with thousands of rams, or with ten thousands of rivers of oil? shall I give my firstborn for my transgression, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul? He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly...
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