Trackdayguy
Speed doesn't kill, it's hitting the wall
Sure I am happy and I want everybody to be happy, please.
Regards
Great. I'm also happy with what I believe.
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Sure I am happy and I want everybody to be happy, please.
Regards
Not really... he was clarifying the Big Ten.He wasn't. I know that technically here he is teaching how to pray, but yes, he sinned quite a bit, even breaking the Big Ten at certain points.
I suppose you really weren't interested. A simple google would say, speaking of Jesus, " Isn’t this the carpenter? Isn’t this Mary’s son and the brother of James, Joseph, Judas and Simon? Aren’t his sisters here with us?” And they took offense at him."What verse says he was a carpenter? Where is he ever shown "carpenting"?
This sounds more like "I'm really not interested, so let me just rant a little"He ran off without telling them and never even called his mother "mom" or whatever. Joseph disappears from the story shortly after the running away incident. I wonder if he actually just went ahead and divorced Mary like he said he would. It's clear the sons were taking care of her ... except Jesus, who went bumming around the region like he was on a pokemon journey collecting people. He has really nothing good to say about families and promotes destroying them. He clearly has issues regarding families in general and parenting in particular, being one of the few who didn't turn away kids from listening to him (at least as written).
Nope, didn't happen.
Ya know why?
Corn didn't come from the Middle East.
But "corn" is an old English word that actually means "grain".
Actually, it wasn't "inappropriate" if you understand the intent of Jesus. Notice that her child was healed... that was what Jesus was shooting for and got it!Then how do you explain his inappropriate behaviour towards the Canaanite women, if someone had treated you like that would you not call it abusive behaviour ?
In the analogy you're using, I don't see harm. The jews thought they were God's chosen people, but obviously dogs and humans eat from the same source. Jesus acknowledged her self-worth. He may have been testing her ability to be humble and still deserving.Why are you defending that Jesus was sinless when clearly he wasn't. All you have done is justify his behaviour. Its ok to be abusive towards women because everyone in the culture does it. That doesnt make it right.
REALLY !...........
Love is irrelevant? Or the ability to be perfect is irrelevant?Irrelevant.
and there are two levels of ignoranceso then sin is possible for someone who isn't all knowing. there are two types of sin. sin from willful harm and sin from ignorance.
willful harm would be likened to intent and planning. sin from ignorance is harm that was not intentionally planned.
case in point,
peter plans to rob paul and does. that is willful intention.
peter is driving drunk and hits paul. he had no intention of hitting paul but obviously he was impaired and didn't take precaution for unforeseen circumstances.
and the woman said......even the dogs have scraps from the table of the ChildrenIn the analogy you're using, I don't see harm. The jews thought they were God's chosen people, but obviously dogs and humans eat from the same source. Jesus acknowledged her self-worth. He may have been testing her ability to be humble and still deserving.
Love is irrelevant? Or the ability to be perfect is irrelevant?
no, i'm stating that the rules apply to everyone equally. it's not about the personality. it's about the behavior.and there are two levels of ignorance
they who have not been told......are ignorant
they who choose to ignore.....are profoundly ignorant
no cure
are you attempting to accuse the Carpenter of a sin?
interesting.Your quotes are irrelevant to achieving perfection.
Can a mortal be without sin?
Why did Jesus pray to the Father; if he was sinless?
Matthew 6:9-13
"This, then, is how you should pray: "'Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.
Well, with that little tidbit of information, now you do!Just when I thought I knew everything!
hmmmm.....no, i'm stating that the rules apply to everyone equally. it's not about the personality. it's about the behavior.
no, i'm stating that a person who doesn't recognize their fallibility and learn from their mistakes are doomed to repeat it. when a human comes into this incarnation, their soul is susceptible to degenerate; if they become fixated on the illusion of permanency in forms. he was tempted for a purpose. he fell once as adam who was without sin. its the chance all higher beings take in incarnating in this density. we can't be fully human; if we are unenlightened to the shadow the form creates.hmmmm.....
and the parables He told seem to center on behavior
so if He was a sinner (and most believers don't think so)
and He told stories of behavior above His own performance.....
what does that make Him?
a hypocrite?
after His baptism He went straight to the wilderness......to be temptedno, i'm stating that a person who doesn't recognize their fallibility and learn from their mistakes are doomed to repeat it. when a human comes into this incarnation, their soul is susceptible to degenerate; if they become fixated on the illusion of permanency in forms. he was tempted for a purpose. he fell once as adam who was without sin. its the chance all higher beings take in incarnating in this density. we can't be fully human; if we are unenlightened to the shadow the form creates.
some souls, boddhisatvas, return to uplift their brothers and sisters but they too can become entrapped in the illusion. it's a risk for everyone. unconditional love doesn't play favorites.
uh huh but a test is not final. we don't know that he wasn't tested throughout life and this was the final exam for graduation. its interesting that he placed himself under extreme duress for the test questions. people are poor test takers when they are physically and psychologically exhausted.after His baptism He went straight to the wilderness......to be tempted
I suspect.....strongly
His baptism was a performance to a line drawn
sin no more
and the retreat to the wilderness.....a self imposed test
vulnerability in the face of the greatest threat
It seems He passed the test
Does that mean I get a Starbucks card now?Well, with that little tidbit of information, now you do!
Jesus stands in for God's will be done. It is perfect. There is no sin in God's will be done. Never and always.Can a mortal be without sin?
Why did Jesus pray to the Father; if he was sinless?
Matthew 6:9-13
"This, then, is how you should pray: "'Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.
The NT notes the kingdom as Jesus's, at times, and 'God's', and in the prayer, as the Father's, 'thy kingdom come'. So it's either all three deific references, or the Bible is contradicting itself.then why say "our" and not "y-our"?