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41	Job 27:1	Job	BMyers	233948
	And Job again took up his discourse, and said: (Job 27:1 ESV) Moreover Job continued his discourse, and said: (NKJV) And Job continued his discourse:(NIV) Then Job continued his discourse and said, (NASB) All are verse 27:1 of job, looks to me like Job was continuing his speech. Brad
42	Exo 12:29	Ex 12:23	BMyers	233946
	Herman are you talking about Isaac Newton? "Newton was not an orthodox theologian. It has long been known that he denied the doctrine of the Trinity, that central pillar of orthodox Christendom" (On which, see Frank E. Manuel, The religion of Isaac Newton (Oxford: Clarendon, 1974), 57-63; Richard S. Westfall, Never at rest: a biography of Isaac Newton (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1980), 310-20 Brad PS-Yes, I do believe the Bible, no I don't believe Job is a parable.
43	Ex 12:29	Ex 12:23	BMyers	233937
	No Herman, I disagree with you and the book of Job being a parable, please explain why you think it is a parable? So Herman, are you saying that Jesus did not cast demons out? The disciples did not cast out demons? Are you saying the Scriptures are not true? I went to the link you provided and it sent me to various links to different libraries, so what article or reference material are you referring to? Are all the following passages false then? Matthew 9:32-33; 12:22; 17:18; Mark 5:1-20; 7:26-30; Luke 4:33-36; Luke 22:3; Acts 16:16-18. I guess you have not read some of the same articles and books that I have which state that demon possession and being demonized is still alive today. Herman, do you believe the Bible? Brad
44	...	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233906
	God wasn't the adversary, Satan was Job 1:12 is where God allowed Job to be tested just as Christ was in the Gospels. So yes, Job and Christ both was tested by an adversary, not God. James 1:13 Brad
45	bogeyman satan	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233905
	Well the first known use of bogeyman (various spellings) is 1890. The term was generally used to scare children into being compliant with parents or adults wishes. There are regional bogeymans with various characteristics, all with the purpose of scaring children into being compliant. I don't think Rev. 12:9 proves that there is a bogeyman, yet Satan does try to get compliance by any method possible, fear, deception, lies, in this manner Satan and the bogeyman are a lot alike. Brad
46	why God changed names of peo	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233900
	Unlike today, names meant something in Biblical time. Abram means exalted father, where Abraham means father of multitude. When it comes to Sarai and Sarah, I can't answer, because to my understanding they both mean the same thing. Someone more knowledgeable on forum might be able to answer. Brad
47	led by the Spirit or by the adversary?	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233897
	I'm not sure I'm following your train of thought. You have pointed out the simple fact that Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John were all written by different authors and each author is addressing his letter to his intended audience and included what was important for that audience. Nothing was contradictory, so I'm not sure what you are asking. Brad
48	was john beheaded before or after crusif	Matt 14:12	BMyers	233768
	Matt 14:12 indicates Jesus is still alive. The traditional date given for John's death is AD 28 and Jesus death date AD 30. Understnading that their are two different timelines, some placing the the death of Jesus at AD 33, but both time lines have John's death before Jesus. Brad
49	temporary residents	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233710
	Reading all three of your questions you have posted, it appears to me that they may be homework questions? Brad
50	Genuine faith	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233708
	Reading all three of your questions you have posted, it appears to me that they may be homework questions? Brad
51	understanding about the Messiah	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233706
	Reading all three of your questions you have posted, it appears to me that they may be homework questions? Brad
52	following false profits	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233216
	On the right side of the forum there is a box labeled "Bible Text". Inside there is a space where you can type in a word or phrase and it will locate everywhere in the selected translation that the word or phrase appears. It came back with 16 hits for me when I typed in false prophets. Hopefully that will help you research the issue you are trying to find information on. Brad
53	Can you help?	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233192
	Amazon.com Search ASV Bible and there is one there from 1901 (used) and I believe that they have reprints also. The original will cost around hundred. Brad
54	Soloman his life story being the riches	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	233022
	What is your question? Are you asking where the Bible talks about Solomon? 1 Kings would be a good starting point. Brad
55	homosexuality	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	232646
	On the right side of the screen there is a search box, type in homosexual and you will find multiple threads discussing this topic with lots of information. Brad
56	Enoch and Elijah didn't see God yet?	John 3:13	BMyers	232471
	If I understand your question correctly, you are saying no one can be in heaven because if they are there, they would see God and John 1:18 states no one has seen God. John 6:46 seems to agree with this statement and so does 1 Timothy 6:16 and 1 John 4:12. So you conclusion has to be correct or is it? What about John 12:45? Does that mean lots of people of seen God? What about Exodus 33:20-23? In my uneducated opinion, it appears that all the statements are true; it just depends on how you define seen. If we use the Bible to define it, no one has seen the “face of God”. People of seen parts of God (Exodus 33:20-23) and people of seen God’s image through others (John12:45). So that does not preclude Enoch and Elijah from being in heaven, it just prevents them from seeing the face of God while they are there. Hopefully another one of the other fine members can explain this better and I haven’t confused you too much. Brad
57	where i the bible does it discuss dogs	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	232468
	The would dogs is mentioned 23 times in the Bible, but not always referring to the animal. On the right side of the screen where the box is labeled Bible Text, you can type in the word dogs and it will bring up every Scripture that the word appears in. Brad
58	do dogd have a soul?	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	232466
	Don't you know, all dogs go to heaven! Okay, maybe not, then again maybe so. The Bible doesn't say directly, but man is the only creature created in God's image. GotQuestions.org has an article on this topic. http://www.gotquestions.org/pets-heaven.html Brad PS-I wasn't making fun of your question, been a long day at work and I'm tired. I do entertain the thought of someday seeing my long lost companions, but I know regardless if they are there or not, heaven will be a wonderful place beyond anything we can imagine.
59	why is satan capitalizes in the bible	Bible general Archive 4	BMyers	232407
	It isn't a Bible question, but a question of proper English. In the English language, proper names (Satan) are supposed to be capitalized. Brad
60	Man that fell at Peter's feet	Acts	BMyers	232394
	Read Acts chapter 10. Brad

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