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Wait, so what are you trying to ask?

I know.

Any chance you'll respond, @Avajs?

Seems like you missed the part where James (one of the Twelve Apostles who agreed to go only to the Circumcised) was writing to...... ... ... ... Wait for it............ ... THE TWELVE TRIBES SCATTERED ABROAD! Oh, but silly me, I forgot to mash everything together and make it all say the...

Last I checked, 7s was still talking about faith in Christ, not anything else... Clearly, faith in something other than Christ (such as one's works, perhaps?) will not result in justification.

You came claiming to ‘help’ while preaching a powerless, created savior, a gutted gospel, and a kingdom without its rightful King. Isaiah 11 speaks of Messiah’s reign—the same Messiah you demote to creature status. You talk about light while rejecting the Light of the World (John 8:12). You say...

"The ‘gospel of the kingdom’ was about the Messiah—God’s anointed King—reigning from David’s throne over Israel. Not some created sidekick who 'earned trust.' You’ve swapped the King for a mascot and think that’s good news? As for Luke 17:26—yeah, just like in the days of Noah, people like you...

No, I'm not. Talk about arrogance, telling people about what they believe...

So your version of the gospel is God outsourcing salvation to one of His creatures—like He needed backup? That’s not Christianity, that’s religious fanfiction. You don’t follow the Savior—you follow Heaven’s temp worker.

Did or did not Jesus say the words spoken in John 7:24? Did or did not Paul write 1 Corinthians 6:1-11? Last I checked, I've never been Catholic.

No, what it shows is that he's not a hypocrite, like you are. Only hypocrites are scared of being judged by the same standard they hold others to.

No, God didn’t say a created being could save the world—you did. Scripture says only God can forgive sin (Mark 2:7), only God is Savior (Isaiah 43:11), and Jesus is called God with us (Matthew 1:23). If Jesus isn’t God, then your ‘savior’ is just a messenger with a death sentence—not the...

If Jesus was created, then He’s not God—and a creature can’t pay for mankind’s sin against the eternal Creator. That’s not justice, that’s cosmic scapegoating. Romans 5:8 says He died for us while we were still sinners—not after we repented. The Cross isn’t a transaction we activate; it’s a...

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Says the haughty person.

It's not a matter of authority, but of capability. If Jesus was a created being, He would not be valuable enough to pay for the sin of all mankind. It also wouldn't make sense for Jesus to be a created being. Why not just create some creature valuable enough and offer it in place of all sin...

Betcha you didn't know that Jesus and a few Godly men called people names. Was He an immature 10 year old?

Typical. Can't even distinguish between the people you're responding to. And you think you have something to teach us?

I notice you didn't actually answer the question that RD asked. Are you not able to do so? You sound like a Jehovah's Witness fresh out of the Watchtower. If you've come here to "teach," you will very quickly find that no one here will be willing to listen. However, if you've come here to...