Isaiah 53 - Messianic Prophecy?

Originally posted by @rajk999
The concept of reincarnation does exist in the bible. Following Christ with all your heart is the narrow way that leads to eternal life.

I guess batting .500 isn't all bad.

Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
This Is my last life ,I work dilligently so Gabriel can give my wings back when i dye

Hinduism is very complex , I only take from it what I need

Well .. hope you make it

Originally posted by @rajk999
Well .. hope you make it

Either way I cant lose if I stay righteous , I got too cocky in my previous lives. Life is simple

Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
Either way I cant lose if I stay righteous , I got too cocky in my previous lives. Life is simple

God loves righteousness and hates sin.
Funny how Christianity managed to use the very same Bible to change that around.
Now they boast of their sins and condemn those who try to be righteous.

Originally posted by @rajk999
God loves righteousness and hates sin.
Funny how Christianity managed to use the very same Bible to change that around.
Now they boast of their sins and condemn those who try to be righteous.

No, evil does that, not Christians.

If some Christians are evil, they will pay their due.

But painting all Christians with the evil brush is just wrong.

Originally posted by @suzianne
No, evil does that, not Christians.

If some Christians are evil, they will pay their due.

But painting all Christians with the evil brush is just wrong.

I have stated clearly many times before, that :
- I do not know neither do I care what Christians actually do.
- I discuss the doctrine of Christ and the Apostles
- I compare what Christians PREACH and DISCUSS with what I believe the Bible says

So what I said is as follows
- The doctrine of some Christians encourage sin and evil and discourage righteousness.

Therefore your comment on whether or not Christians are evil is irrelevant.
Your comment on whether or not they will pay their due is also irrelevant
Who cares.
90% of your comments and contributions are irrelevant and nonsensical.

Originally posted by @rajk999
I have stated clearly many times before, that :
- I do not know neither do I care what Christians actually do.
- I discuss the doctrine of Christ and the Apostles
- I compare what Christians PREACH and DISCUSS with what I believe the Bible says

So what I said is as follows
- The doctrine of some Christians encourage sin and evil and discourage right ...[text shortened]... o irrelevant
Who cares.
90% of your comments and contributions are irrelevant and nonsensical.

How does this

The doctrine of some Christians encourage sin and evil and discourage righteousness.

follow logically from this? 🙄

I do not know neither do I care what Christians actually do.

Sorry, but that is nonsensical.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
How does this

The doctrine of some Christians encourage sin and evil and discourage righteousness.

follow logically from this? 🙄

I do not know neither do I care what Christians actually do.

Sorry, but that is nonsensical.

The operative word is "doctrine".

Originally posted by @dj2becker
How does this

The doctrine of some Christians encourage sin and evil and discourage righteousness.

follow logically from this? 🙄

I do not know neither do I care what Christians actually do.

Sorry, but that is nonsensical.

A doctrine is a belief held by someone
This is distinct and separate from what some does.

One is belief the other is action.

I dont care about Christians actions.
I discuss the beliefs.

I that is nonsensical to your mind then I cannot help further.

Originally posted by @rajk999
A doctrine is a belief held by someone
This is distinct and separate from what some does.

One is belief the other is action.

I dont care about Christians actions.
I discuss the beliefs.

I that is nonsensical to your mind then I cannot help further.

Ponder upon this: how do you know that a doctrine encourages sin if you don’t know what Christians do? Maybe it will sink in eventually.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Ponder upon this: how do you know that a doctrine encourages sin if you don’t know what Christians do? Maybe it will sink in eventually.

A doctrine that says all sins are forgiven and eternal life is guaranteed no matter what the person does, is a doctrine that encourages sin.

I dont need to know what Christians do neither do I need to ponder anything.

Originally posted by @rajk999
A doctrine that says all sins are forgiven and eternal life is guaranteed no matter what the person does, is a doctrine that encourages sin.

I dont need to know what Christians do neither do I need to ponder anything.

You’re still trying to justify yourself and make yourself righteous (in right standing with God.) Only accepting Jesus Christ into your heart can accomplish that.

Your chest puffing and mouth worship accomplish nothing, amigo!

Originally posted by @rajk999
A doctrine that says all sins are forgiven and eternal life is guaranteed no matter what the person does, is a doctrine that encourages sin.

I dont need to know what Christians do neither do I need to ponder anything.

<<A doctrine that says all sins are forgiven and eternal life is guaranteed no matter what the person does, is a doctrine that encourages sin.>>

You don’t understand heart belief and the power of God’s Holy Spirit, amigo.

Originally posted by @rajk999
God loves righteousness and hates sin.
Funny how Christianity managed to use the very same Bible to change that around.
Now they boast of their sins and condemn those who try to be righteous.

Yep, it's sad, but we r all lost souls so...

Originally posted by @rajk999
A doctrine that says all sins are forgiven and eternal life is guaranteed no matter what the person does, is a doctrine that encourages sin.

I dont need to know what Christians do neither do I need to ponder anything.

Which doctrine are you on about? 🙄 Never heard of it.

This post of yours simply shows that you are totally clueless about the regenerative power of the Holy Spirit that is at work in the heart of the believer.