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1 | 2 questions | Bible general Archive 2 | Leslie N | 143940 | ||
Concerning Romans chapter 7, I read a paper that states that the person described in Romans chapter 7 was someone who was not 'born again' (Saul of Tarsus). That this interpretation existed until the time of Augustine, and Augustine was the person who introduced the interpretation that the person in Chapter 7 was a 'born again' christian (Paul). To me chapter 7 describes some one who is not born again 'Spirit Led'. Could you tell me- What is the date that Augustine's view started. What christian writings prior to the above date supported that view, what writings disagreed with that view, their origin, either Greece or Rome etc. And the date that they were written. Paul either referred Chapter 7 to himself as Paul or Saul and as such would of taught his pupils this, I am looking to see if there exists an unbroken teaching on Chapter 7 from the time the book was written and till 380?AD. Since there would of been approximately 4 generations removed from Paul to Augustine, to me if the view that Chapter 7 (relating to Paul and not Saul) was the correct one, then because of the short time (4 generations) the correction would of been made by someone who was taught by Paul, himself. Also on this matter, could you tell me if there exists a direct line of teaching between Paul and Augustine, for e.g. the person who taught Augustine was himself, taught by someone who was taught by someone who was taught by Paul. Concerning 1 John Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 In 1Jo 1:4; John states 'We are writing' and in 1 Jo 2:1 it states 'I am writing'. John himself included these 2 lines in his writings. One must ask himself, why would John state that 'we are writing' and 'I am writing', it could only be to show a separation or division or distinction between those 2 chapters. Take for example yourself, say you are married with a son. You send your son a letter of 2 pages. On the first page you write 'we are writing' obviously you probably mean yourself and your wife, on the second page you put 'I am writing' you use this phrase to show your son that even though the letter is 1, it exists as 2 separate parts. Could you tell me if there ever existed the view that 1Jo Chapter 1 was separate from Chapter 2, the date that view existed from, the origin of that view, and the date that any opposite view (the interpretation that 1Jo 2:1 is a continuation of 1 Jo 1:1) existed from, and again the origin of that view, and the persons teaching that view. |
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2 | God's name -I AM- | Bible general Archive 2 | Leslie N | 138011 | ||
concerning the Greek- kai eipen o qeos pros mwushn ---egw eimi o wn--- kai eipen outws ereis tois uiois israhl ---o wn--- apestalken me pros umas- I AM THAT I AM (egw eimi o wn) I AM (o wn) egw eimi is used in the following verses Ge 17:1 Ge 26:24 Ge 27:32 Ge 45:3 Ge 45:4 Ge 46:3 Ex 3:6 Ex 3:14 Ex 20:2 Jg 6:8 Jg 6:18 Ru 3:9 Ru 4:4 1Sa 4:16 1Sa 9:19 1Sa 30:13 2Sa 2:20 2Sa 11:5 2Sa 12:7 1Ki 2:2 Isa 47:8 Isa 47:10 Isa 48:17 Isa 56:3 Zep 2:15 Hag 1:13 Mt 14:27 Mt 22:32 Mt 24:5 Mt 26:22 Mt 26:25 Mr 6:50 Mr 13:6 Mr 14:62 Lu 1:19 Lu 21:8 Lu 22:70 Lu 24:39 Joh 4:26 Joh 6:20 Joh 6:35 Joh 6:41 Joh 6:48 Joh 6:51 Joh 8:12 Joh 8:18 Joh 8:24 Joh 8:28 Joh 8:58 Joh 9:9 Joh 10:7 Joh 10:9 Joh 10:11 Joh 10:14 Joh 11:25 Joh 13:19 Joh 14:6 Joh 15:1 Joh 15:5 Joh 18:5 Joh 18:6 Joh 18:8 Ac 9:5 Ac 10:21 Ac 18:10 Ac 22:3 Ac 22:8 Ac 26:15 Re 1:8 Re 1:17 Re 2:23 Re 21:6 Re 22:16 o wn is used only in Exo 3:14 Is "o wn" God's name |
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3 | decieved in what way and about what | 1 Cor 6:9 | Leslie N | 134585 | ||
A simple question, if we are forgiven for adultery, then what are we not to be decieved about. As the verse states (in short and paraphrased) don't be deceived adulterers are not resurrected. | ||||||
4 | born again and deliverance | 2 Cor 5:17 | Leslie N | 134181 | ||
is a born again christian delivered? I am of the view that when you have been born again you have been delivered. There are some christians who argue that a born again christian, may be in need of deliverance. Is this a false teaching. Being born again then as scripture states 'you are a new creation' in that respect why do you need to be delivered? |
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5 | why are discussions restricted | Bible general Archive 2 | Leslie N | 126686 | ||
why was the discussion on Rom 9:5 temporarily restricted, just for info purposes this is is what I know. There is 1 God. God is a Spirit John 4:24 In that, 1 God, exists the Father, the Son of God- Jesus Christ *not just Jesus* and the Spirit. These 3 exist as 1 being, not a good choice of words, GOD. Gen 1:26 And God said, Let us. Philippians 2:5-6 Joh_6:46 Joh_7:28-29 Joh_9:33 Joh_17:5 Joh_8:42 Joh_16:30 Joh_16:27 WITHOUT, the Word, HIM was not any thing made that was made Joh 1:3 Something remarkable happened at the baptism of Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit came down from heaven in bodily form of a dove, and lo and behold, it was also here on earth, in John *he shall be filled with the Holy Ghost, even from his mother's womb Luk_1:15 *. Now unless John was making cooing noises, then the Spirit can exist in 2 places at the same time, in 2 forms at the same time. Is not this wonderful. God is a Spirit. Can He exist in more than 2 places at the same time as 2 forms at the same time. Obviously yes. That is the Trinity. God exists as the Father, Jesus Christ *the Son of God* and the Spirit of God |
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6 | God the Son as a confession of faith | John 17:22 | Leslie N | 126304 | ||
God the Son On another page some one asked is Jesus Christ, God. I answered that God is Jesus Christ. I know some of you answered that Jesus Christ is God. I am an Australian, and follow English Theological Doctrine (such as I know). There exists the Westminster Confession of Faith - 'In the unity of the Godhead there be three persons of one substance, power, and eternity; God the Father, ***God the Son***, and God the Holy Ghost. The Father is of none, neither begotten nor proceeding; the Son is eternally begotten of the Father; the Holy Ghost eternally proceeding from the Father and the Son'. What I wanted to know is what other confessions of faith exist among christians. And what other standards peculiar to the different denominations are there. To me saying God is Jesus Christ or God is the Son is a confession of my faith. I hope I am still accepted here? Is it a Catholic site? |
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7 | God the Son as a confession of faith | Rom 9:5 | Leslie N | 126302 | ||
God the Son On another page some one asked is Jesus Christ, God. I answered that God is Jesus Christ. I know some of you answered that Jesus Christ is God. I am an Australian, and follow English Theological Doctrine (such as I know). There exists the Westminster Confession of Faith - 'In the unity of the Godhead there be three persons of one substance, power, and eternity; God the Father, ***God the Son***, and God the Holy Ghost. The Father is of none, neither begotten nor proceeding; the Son is eternally begotten of the Father; the Holy Ghost eternally proceeding from the Father and the Son'. What I wanted to know is what other confessions of faith exist among christians. And what other standards peculiar to the different denominations are there. To me saying God is Jesus Christ or God is the Son is a confession of my faith. I hope I am still accepted here? Is it a Catholic site? |
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8 | concerning the death of John the Baptist | Matt 14:12 | Leslie N | 125816 | ||
My question deals with the nature of the Son of God, when He was manifested upon the earth in Human form. Referring to Matthew 14:12-13 and the KJV says 'his disciples came, and took up the body, and buried it, and went and told Jesus.****When Jesus heard of it****'. How come Jesus Christ only knew John the Baptist had died when John's disciples told Him, as per the verses 'when Jesus heard of it'. I would appreciate that you only answer if you've been given the spiritual gift of teaching, we are warned to beware of false teachers. |
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9 | are all christians true christians | Titus 1:11 | Leslie N | 125790 | ||
we can test ourselves and others (our true nature) 1Jo 3:18-19 2Co 2:9 2Co 13:5 obedience is proof we are indeed christians 1Jo 5:3 Mat 12:49-50 Luk 8:21 Act 5:32 1Jo 3:24 1Jo 2:4 2Jo 1:9 as christians we obey God Mat 28:19-20 Joh 14:15 in everything Mat 28:19-20 2Co 2:9 so I ask all other christians to give what money you can spare and put it into this bank account (Commonwealth Bank -Australia- account number 06 7022 28010885) we are to give when asked Luk 6:30 Mat 5:42 we can, as an excuse for not obeying God, say 'did God really say that' and that is what Satan said to Eve Gen 3:1 you also use as an excuse 'we can't spare it' but then where is your faith Luk 6:38 1Ti 5:8 Jam 2:14-17 Heb 10:38-39 Mat 19:29 Mar 10:29-30 Luk 18:29-30 and we need faith as christians Heb 11:6 some will quote 'do not covet' to these I answer 'you don't know for what reason I am going to use it, I can only be covetous if I keep it for my own usage. Mat 7:1-2 So here is the question, how many christians are there who call themselves christians but as their fruits proove (their obedience and faith) they are deceiving themselves and other christians. Your response will answer this question. |
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