OSAS John 3:16 is to big for you
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You must simply decide to leave TOL and go to some cult forum.
It might suit you better? I get the idea that you're not a true believer
in the Grace Gospel. (Paul's Gospel)
Did Noah believe in Paul's gospel?
But Noah found grace in the eyes of the LORD. This is the genealogy of Noah. Noah was a just man, perfect in his generations. Noah walked with God. (Genesis 6:8-9 NKJV)
Obviously Paul's gospel is not required for a person to walk with God as Noah did.
Paul preached from the Hebrew Bible and Christ's revelations to him. This means Paul's gospel was no different than Jesus' gospel.
3 And he humbled thee, and suffered thee to hunger, and fed thee with manna, which thou knewest not, neither did thy fathers know; that he might make thee know that man doth not live by bread only, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of the Lord doth man live.
Ben Masada
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John 3:16 is too big for you.
John 3:16 is too big for you.
Indeed! it is quite too big. The point is that, God so loved the world that, to show the world what love is, He was born as a Jew and was killed to prove that the world was not ready to learn what love is.
John 3:16 is too big for you.
Indeed! it is quite too big. The point is that, God so loved the world that, to show the world what love is, He was born as a Jew and was killed to prove that the world was not ready to learn what love is.
You may have stumbled on to something Ben Masada.?.
Now the history of Isreal is extensive as you well know. The Christians use labels. For example label 'good' and label 'bad'. Here is how these labels can be used
A. Good kings
B. Bad kings
Is this a legitimate use of label Ben Masada?
It might not be legit and here is why
Israel did not choose their kings according to labels. 'Good' and 'Bad' did not enter into the selection of kings.
Now I want to ask you another question Ben Masada
Was belief in Jehovah a requirement for being king in ancient Isreal?
Ignorance is proof of nothing.
No. One did not have to be a believer in Jehovah to be king in ancient Isreal. As a matter of fact one did not even have to be a believer in Jehovah to be a good king in ancient Israel.
Here is another question for you Ben Masada
What is the job #1 of an ancient Isreal King?
Except that you got it in abondance. (Did I spell that right enough for you non readers?)
Administration.
The number one job of King is administration of the kingdom. And you don't have to be a good believer in Jahovah to do that job.
Here is another question for you Ben Masada
Would you like an example of a non believing king of ancient Israel that administered the kingdom well?
You do not answer grosnic? That proves your ignorance doesn't it?
Abundance is the correct spelling. Might I suggest you use "spell check?"
Try to make sense please?
Is it, of necessity for a poster to have a high IQ to comment on this forum?
SaulToPaul 2
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To look cool in a fish hat?