74x12
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The fallen angels continue to have ranks even though they're not serving God anymore.yes, they are hierarchy of spiritual beings Eph 1:20-23. No Devil here.
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The fallen angels continue to have ranks even though they're not serving God anymore.yes, they are hierarchy of spiritual beings Eph 1:20-23. No Devil here.
angels can not fall, they are spiritual beings, there is only One God , everything is subject to God . there is no adverse force to God that can rebel or do things against Gods approval. Only men can do it because of free will.The fallen angels continue to have ranks even though they're not serving God anymore.
Angels make decisions like we do. 1 Tim. 5:21 says "elect angels", so this means that some angels must not be elect.angels can not fall, they are spiritual beings, there is only One God , everything is subject to God . there is no adverse force to God that can rebel or do things against Gods approval. Only men can do it because of free will.
But it uses the same word about humans as in Romans 8:33 among other scriptures. If some angels are chosen; then that implies others are not. Otherwise scripture would not need to mention that God had chosen them.angels means messengers, it says they are selected , appointed, hand picked had no choice. in their selection
"Cognate: 1588 eklektós (an adjective, derived from 1586 /eklégomai, "to select, choose," also used as a substantive/noun) – properly, selected (chosen from, out of), especially as a deeply personal choice – literally "chosen, out of a personal preference (intention)." See 1586 (eklegomai)." from Strong's
It's 100% permitted to marry a person of any race or nationality so long as they convert to Judaism. The question is the person's religion, not the person's race as implied by the OP.
Whatever the reason, the fact that a convert ultimately can marry a Jew (or another convert) and have regular Jewish children proves that being Jewish has nothing to do with race. Similarly, the fact that once a convert becomes Jewish, it doesn't matter if they turn to atheism, they can't lose their Jewish status, proves that it has nothing to do with race. Being Jewish is a status that can't be dropped. It doesn't matter whether you were born Jewish or converted, it's a one way ticket. An African and a Native American can separately convert to Judaism, then become atheist and not keep a single Law, marry each other and have a child that will be 100% Jewish.Why does a Gentile woman have to ascribe to a set of religious beliefs to marry an atheist Jewish man whose mother, though also an atheist, was presumed to be Jewish? -----How come a Gentile has to accept religious proclamations to be Jewish, but a person whose mother is Jewish (and atheist) doesn't have to accept the very religious proclamations being required of his wife-to-be?
Even this sounds racist: You have to believe in the Jewish God to marry me, but because I'm inborn Jewish I don't have to believe a damn thing. -------Do you still want to marry me?
Whatever the reason, the fact that a convert ultimately can marry a Jew (or another convert) and have regular Jewish children proves that being Jewish has nothing to do with race. .
. . . You've lost me? If two goy convert to Judaism, get married, do the dirty, conceive a child, revert to atheism during the pregnancy (both of them), give birth to a daughter, that daughter's matriarchal line, til kingdom come, say its a 100 generations, will all, all of them, be Jewish, even if all of them are atheists and antisemites.
We don't need you to make our religion make sense to you. Or to pass of twisted understanding of our religion to the world as the theological underpinnings of our religion. So you can rest assured that so long as you continue to try to pass off your nonsense as Judaism or Jewish belief, I'll continue to kick your teeth in.Everything I've said in the last five or six threads in this forum makes sense of these oddities; actually makes them viable, reasonable, and logical. . . That's no small feat. Though I accept your kick in the teeth as the very reward I expected, since these things aren't about pats on the back, or gain of any kind, but precisely getting kicked in the teeth, smiling, and going back to Hebrew exegesis and candle-light studies.
So you can rest assured that so long as you continue to try to pass off your nonsense as Judaism or Jewish belief, I'll continue to kick your teeth in.
Excellent point.Hmm well if it is a rule then Abaraham himself broke it by conceiving a child with Hagar the egyptian handmaid.
Ishmael - Wikipedia
Which eventually lead to Muhammad the founder of Islam.