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| How does one become a bible scholar? Though I do not have a PHD, I feel I have much insight to offer. Please give me the details of your society and how to become a member. - posted: September 12 2007 | | Answer... |
| In Exodus 32: 19-20 Moses took the golden calf the people had worshipped, melted it and ground the gold into a powder. He then put the powder in the water and made the Israelites drink it. Why did Moses do this and what was the significance of it?
Joe - posted: June 28 2007 | | Answer... |
| I am planning to take Hebrew, but am not sure whether to take Biblical Hebrew or Modern Hebrew.
Joe
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| I am going through 1 John 4, where he says test all spirits and that every spirit that acknowledge that Jesus has come in the flesh is of God (in the short). As I am trying to study the words and it seems that it might have a different meaning to it. It seems that John skips to another subject then back again. Is this more applied to us as Christ in us (our body), not Jesus in his flesh? This seems to fit the context of the whole letter.
Secondly, in Ephesians 2:8-10 (in short) Grace through faith the gift of God. Most people I know use this to say that we have no responsibility or accountability and it will cost us nothing. As I read I think I see that accepting the sacrifice will cost us. We have to give up some things, which is a cost Right?
As I look up Grace it means acceptable and gift sacrifice.
Is this saying that in the acceptable sacrifice of Jesus (we being in him and him in us through a trusting obedience) we are saved? We can boast of nothing of it because the sacrifice was not of us, it was of God and provided by Him and so all the works we do should glorify the Father through him?
Sorry this is so long and thank you for your help in my wanting to draw closer through Christ.
Kenneth - posted: June 28 2007 | | Answer... |
| I just have one question. Have you heard of the anit-paul many christians are starting to grasp on to? That his epistles are anti-torah, anti-YESHUA, anti - YAHWEH....its bad to see, but I havent seen this before in ''christianity''. Some pastors teach this in their churches, they dont even read his epistles anymore. Thanks, Cipriano
- posted: June 25 2007 | | Answer... |
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