Any other pointless questions, Nicki trix?
Another "personal" "attack," "character attack!!"
Stop it!!!! Ad homono!!!!!!
How did I do? You taught me that. I learned that from you, Forest.
Any other pointless questions, Nicki trix?
•Why did Peter say it was unlawful to go to Cornelius if it was not? This was about SEVEN YEARS AFTER Christ had risen and given them the "great commission" which included Gentiles. Why did Peter still say it was unlawful for him to have come, and that Cornelius knew it?
What law was he violating? What is your argument here, can you break it down? The verse is referencing PETER and the Law, not the Centurian. The comments above seem to hint Corny was the violator. Under the law, IT WAS UNLAWFUL FOR HIM TO ASSOCIATE WITH GENTILES. It was NOT unlawful because GOD had ordained they were no longer unclean/unholy/dirty/ etc... You presume something here, but I can't find it. What occurred in the story, seems to not feed ANY argument you could use.... Seriously. Totally non sensical. Explain it to me please?
The Centurion already was a God Fearer. Which part of the great commission do you think applied to him, other than ZERO? God doesn't "need" to do anything. Although it's sacrilegious of you to imply he did, I answered you anyway. Were they sent to the Gentiles 7 years before??? I'll have to review that. I'm fuzzy on that fact. You presume Peter "HAD" to be told. You question God here. Do you really think that is the position you wish to take? This whole question is based on a false premise of God "needing" to do something. Perhaps it was as simple as God gave Peter a reason to go there, so He could have Peter and those with him witness the Spirit descending to the Jews. And it was only to assuage doubt some of those people may have. OR it could have been that God wanted to use Peter here, so that a broader base of people would respect Peter and his leadership in the Church. Or perhaps.... I can sing this song all day.... Were you trying to make a point here or just muddy the waters with questions. You say ABSOLUTELY NOTHING here. And your question leads no where if you were attempting Socratic measures.
You presume they were disciples. You presume a lot. They were people living under the law. They need not be disciples. If they were people of note, and not common people you'd expect a comment. For instance the disciples of Jesus questioned him... rather than those under the law in a general unimportant fashion. AND the visit to cornelius had absolutely NOTHING TO DO WITH ANYTHING INVOLVED with the Great Commission. It's like you are trying to tell us how to cook steak by cutting up a cantaloupe....
Because he understood things much better than you do. Silence isn't proof. They pushed missions to the gentiles. So you are partially making a false claim here. The Church was broken up into groups/synagogues among the Jews. In fact at this time they were still considered "JEWS" and worshiped with the Jews. They saw themselves as Jews who had witnessed the Messiah, and were under the Rabbis and such of their local area. You had a disciple or apostle assigned to a city/area to represent this new faction of Jew. Pharisees, Sadducees, Christian, were considered Jewish, but different from each other. Ever read a church history book?
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These are questions YOU have spent years evading because you CAN'T answer them from Scripture. No one here can. All you can do is ignore them or twist them because, as JohnW says, you are a deceiver and a punk.
I just answered you, Johnny Ringo.
At that point, God began to usher in the previously unmentioned dispensation of grace, which is now in effect and will remain so until He decides to bring it to an end.
Lost me. I didn't bring up the two words in the quote.
Ladies and gentleman, we call the above, and below, from our w/o vertebrae Hetty, as "speaking from behind a false face," i.e., hypocrisy/acting.
Already answered, unless I'm answering the same thing twice.My evidence?
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107453&page=13
Post #186
“As usual, starting with personal attacks rather than showing personal inadequacies by revealing it in argument. A sure sign of weak position.”-“author” Hetty
Here:"to character attacks, or attacking the person "-"author" crit
“Where do you get the mushrooms for your omelette?... So, if all that is required is your believing really hard, and squinting your eyes with the effort like you suffer dry stool, they are all going on to glory…. The only people you know FOR SURE know they are theological idiots, are the ones who have to play the "rightly divide" card to back up their position because their arguments do not…. I asked you the question idiot…. Are you ignorant of what you believe? Or a coward to present it publically…. We have to work together or we BOTH end up looking stupid, not just you…....So it's apparent you use strong images of men in videos to compensate for what you lack in your heart and in real life…. Ok you are a liar. We are done…. You are a coward or an idiot, you evade because you won't or can't answer. I'm not wasting my time with idiots.”-“author Hetty
Stuff your "poor me....they are 'personally' 'attacking'" me con job/acting job, puffed up one, as you wine, and pine, and cry, all the while, leveling "personal" "character attacks."
We need our hankies, you slug.
Would you prefer "impersonal" attacks, crit?
Wow, Hetty said that?
And then went on to use the I-word FOUR TIMES in one post?
This is my only beef with your explanation. I think that we are the plan B. God will never start afresh like with Noah and he will never break his promise to us. If the new plan fails, then there is no backup.
Also, I thought that MAD was a very literal way of interpreting scripture, and I disagree with that.
Lat time, on "As the Actor Turns:"
"Ok you are a liar. We are done…."-crit Hetty
Next up: "That's all I have to say about that."-Forest Gump
Run, MADists, from crit Hitty....Run!!!!
Thanks for checking in, sport.
No, Forest, I'm not too bright, but I'm smart enough to understand that you are a "short sale," and I, and others on TOL, Forest, have "shorted" you at market. And I don't need to cover this short sale. And I didn't need to get an MBA to recognize a drone, such as yourself.
JWAHWhat's the ticker symbol of "ad hominem?"
Can you dig it, Forest?
The fool is scrambling to Google, as he reads this, clueless as to what I am talking about..
Another "personal" "attack," "character attack!!"
Not sure what your fascination with Homo or like sounding words is Johnny. It seems you have repressed something you wish to let out.Stop it!!!! Ad homono!!!!!!
How did I do? You taught me that. I learned that from you, Forest.
you need to lighten up
that may have been my best post of the day
What law was he violating?
What is your argument here, can you break it down? The verse is referencing PETER and the Law, not the Centurian. The comments above seem to hint Corny was the violator.
Under the law, IT WAS UNLAWFUL FOR HIM TO ASSOCIATE WITH GENTILES.
It was NOT unlawful because GOD had ordained they were no longer unclean/unholy/dirty/ etc...
You presume something here, but I can't find it. What occurred in the story, seems to not feed ANY argument you could use.... Seriously. Totally non sensical. Explain it to me please?
The Centurion already was a God Fearer. Which part of the great commission do you think applied to him, other than ZERO?
God doesn't "need" to do anything. Although it's sacrilegious of you to imply he did, I answered you anyway.
Were they sent to the Gentiles 7 years before??? I'll have to review that. I'm fuzzy on that fact.
You presume Peter "HAD" to be told. You question God here. Do you really think that is the position you wish to take? This whole question is based on a false premise of God "needing" to do something.
Perhaps it was as simple as God gave Peter a reason to go there, so He could have Peter and those with him witness the Spirit descending to the Jews. And it was only to assuage doubt some of those people may have.
OR it could have been that God wanted to use Peter here, so that a broader base of people would respect Peter and his leadership in the Church.
Or perhaps.... I can sing this song all day....
Were you trying to make a point here or just muddy the waters with questions. You say ABSOLUTELY NOTHING here. And your question leads no where if you were attempting Socratic measures.
You presume they were disciples. You presume a lot.
They were people living under the law. They need not be disciples. If they were people of note, and not common people you'd expect a comment. For instance the disciples of Jesus questioned him... rather than those under the law in a general unimportant fashion.
AND the visit to cornelius had absolutely NOTHING TO DO WITH ANYTHING INVOLVED with the Great Commission. It's like you are trying to tell us how to cook steak by cutting up a cantaloupe....
Because he understood things much better than you do.
Silence isn't proof. They pushed missions to the gentiles. So you are partially making a false claim here. The Church was broken up into groups/synagogues among the Jews. In fact at this time they were still considered "JEWS" and worshiped with the Jews. They saw themselves as Jews who had witnessed the Messiah, and were under the Rabbis and such of their local area.
You had a disciple or apostle assigned to a city/area to represent this new faction of Jew. Pharisees, Sadducees, Christian, were considered Jewish, but different from each other.
Ever read a church history book?
Maybe because while the Centurion was a God fearer, he hadn't heard the gospel message yet. Or hadn't heard it entirely, or hadn't heard it clearly, or hadn't heard the OFFICIAL message. So God sent the highest ranking member of the Church to him to show him he too was important.
Why do you ask stupid questions?
What do you think you prove?
Why don't you try to find the answers first so you can avoid looking this dense?
Why do you evade?
How long have you had these communication issues?
Does that mean you have nothing in rebuttal? Must be.Is that it?
I back up from scripture as much as you do. What's good for the goose via gander, etc....I see a lot of "maybe," "perhaps," "could have," lots of speculative answers but nothing firm and nothing you can back up from Scripture.k
Why do you feel pointing out the english word for your behavior is an insult. That would make the behavior also insulting, which would make YOU the primary offender.Also unwarranted insults.
Oh you are so gracious, for someone who initiated the disrespect here, to be so LENIENT when I return your behavior back at you. You are truly God Touched aren't you?You're just all over the map.
But I'll give you one more try.
why do you ask me to do what I did? ?????????? Are you slow?Bullet-point fashion (using ALT+7), reply point by point to each question I asked. Do it in an orderly fashion; try to stay focused on your answer. Don't drift; try to maintain your train of thought.
For example: You point out, correctly, that Cornelius was a God-fearer. True. But he was not saved.
That was the whole point of Peter being sent to him, so the G.C. very much would have applied to him...but you said it had zero application for him. Wrong...you'll have to try again.
You insinuated points from the question that you now deny. Your question was off key. You are not a very honest discussion person, are you.Also, Peter said it was unlawful for him to come to Cornelius, and said it after God had told him to go. Notice I made no attempt to explain why Peter said that - I only quoted him (psst...I know the reason he said it but wanted to see if you know).
Of course only YOU have the power to answer questions with questions. I get you. So tell me, does being that hypocritical not bother you? Or are you not even realizing you do it?You, however, turned it around and asked me to explain what law he was violating. That's not my question to answer.
You are the one who does not understand why Peter said it at all, and avoid addressing from Scripture why he said it. That question is still yours to answer. As are the rest of them.
So you're going to take a pass on this one?
I'm still waiting on an answer.
And I already said I'd answer and explain each and every one of my own questions from Scripture,
so you may learn from them (as you said you'd like to). But you have to attempt to do so first. See...I'm calling you out on your claims to exegetical prowess, which so far you've shown no sign of possessing. So I'm still your Huckleberry, and you're still Ringo.