The resurrection is a lot of places in the OT. I assume people who post here know how to operate software like Biblegateway.com/search. Finding it as a theme maybe a bit tricky, but that's where the NT comes in. Oh, that reminds me, I'd guess John is with the club on this where you are not allowed to let the NT think or say anything about the OT; you have to get it direct from the OT. So we can't use Ps 2, 16 or 110 like the apostles did. And Ps 24 would never in the world be about the ascension and the Res, and Eph 4 is nothing but bombast quoting Ps 68. In fact, many in the club only know Ps 83 because that's where Israel trounces everyone else.
I agree that the doctrine/concept of resurrection is woven throughout the OT. But that is not what the deceiver is arguing, i.e., he asserts that because the "word" baptisms, is not in the OT, that the concept of immersions/washings/sprinklings, was not part of the law...It was, and I showed him that the doctrine/concept is/was, chapter, and verse. By his satanic, deceptive "argument," "God the Father" was never in the OT, nor was resurrection, nor was........................................................................................as the "word" is not there.
Show some guts, for a change, and challenge him on this point. You won't, as both of you are punks.
Him:
I know for a fact that you didn't, because the word "baptize" was not only not part of the Law of Moses, it's nowhere to be found in the Old Testament.
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