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Originally posted by divegeesterwe are beautiful!
I understand where he is coming from; you and robbie skirt around core issues so much it leaves you open to these accusations.
Originally posted by galveston75the bible is the word of God, not the words of God
For those who believe in the whole Bible and not just parts of it that fit your ideals, one should reason and hope that the Bible is the truth and it is from God. If it is truly from God and one is wanting the Bible to be their guide thru life on many levels, one should be able to use the Bible to prove their beliefs throughout the entire Bible without d ...[text shortened]... ture that seems to contradict another or contradicts a belief they have, what should one do?
Originally posted by galveston75"For those who believe in the whole Bible and not just parts of it that fit your ideals, one
For those who believe in the whole Bible and not just parts of it that fit your ideals, one should reason and hope that the Bible is the truth and it is from God. If it is truly from God and one is wanting the Bible to be their guide thru life on many levels, one should be able to use the Bible to prove their beliefs throughout the entire Bible without d ...[text shortened]... ture that seems to contradict another or contradicts a belief they have, what should one do?
Originally posted by galveston75jesus was crucified. do you believe it was mistranslated and should be read as "pole-ified"?
One example of proving ones faith from the Bible is the use of the cross. Could anyone here prove "by scripture only" that we should use it in our worship?
Originally posted by ZahlanziMost Bible translations say Christ was “crucified” rather than “impaled.” This is because of the common belief that the torture instrument upon which he was hung was a “cross” made of two pieces of wood instead of a single pale, or stake. Tradition, not the Scriptures, also says that the condemned man carried only the crossbeam of the cross, called the patibulum, or antenna, instead of both parts. In this way some try to avoid the predicament of having too much weight for one man to drag or carry to Golgotha.
jesus was crucified. do you believe it was mistranslated and should be read as "pole-ified"?
where in the bible does it say jesus died on a pole?
Originally posted by galveston75This is completely correct, and rather interesting how you have presented it.
Most Bible translations say Christ was “crucified” rather than “impaled.” This is because of the common belief that the torture instrument upon which he was hung was a “cross” made of two pieces of wood instead of a single pale, or stake. Tradition, not the Scriptures, also says that the condemned man carried only the crossbeam of the cross, called the p ...[text shortened]... t Ezra 6:11, where it speaks of a single beam or timber on which a lawbreaker was to be impaled.
Originally posted by galveston75No I was just being an Smart Ass!!! 😉 A truth or fact can be proven as where sometimes beliefs are harder to prove. Does not negate that a belief can be true however.
Geeez Manny. Do you not read my post at all? If you say yes then your not telling the truth.
All the scriptures I've been posting the last 4 months have been from various Bible translations and not once have I used our Bible.
Pay attention and maybe you'll learn something.
Originally posted by Proper KnobWow nice homework 🙂 man put that in a court case. Yet were expected to believe you guys on other issues?
This is what you said in the Evolution Makes Me Cry thread on the 21 Aug 2010 -
[b]Fab I admit I am not a student of evolution
And this is what you said in your evolution and bats??? thread on the 15 Nov 2009 -
I'm not closed minded and I have studied evolution all my life
They seem a little contradictory to me.[/b]
Originally posted by galveston75Does it really matter what the instrument was? Cross or "T" or a pole ? Not really we know that this event took place. That is what the crux of the matter is pardon the pun.
Most Bible translations say Christ was “crucified” rather than “impaled.” This is because of the common belief that the torture instrument upon which he was hung was a “cross” made of two pieces of wood instead of a single pale, or stake. Tradition, not the Scriptures, also says that the condemned man carried only the crossbeam of the cross, called the p ...[text shortened]... t Ezra 6:11, where it speaks of a single beam or timber on which a lawbreaker was to be impaled.