Originally posted by avalanchethecat
Where in the bible does it say all of this?

Read it for yourself.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Read it for yourself.

I have studied the bible. Have you?

Originally posted by avalanchethecat
I have studied the bible. Have you?

Absolutely, that is why I know more about what is in it than you.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Absolutely, that is why I know more about what is in it than you.

So, you read Greek and Hebrew, then? Do enlighten us.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Upon His resurrection Jesus had a glorified body made incorruptable
without blood to provide life as our body needs and apparently with
greater capabilities than our bodies have.

He'd be turning in his grave if he read this dribble.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Absolutely, that is why I know more about what is in it than you.

Apparently not, but I'm not surprised.

Originally posted by avalanchethecat
I have studied the bible. Have you?

So have I, but there's nothing in there about the resurrected Christ being bloodless.

Originally posted by PinkFloyd
So have I, but there's nothing in there about the resurrected Christ being bloodless.

I couldn't remember or indeed find anything about that either. Maybe it's in the Thorndike and Barnhart Junior Bible...

Originally posted by PinkFloyd
So have I, but there's nothing in there about the resurrected Christ being bloodless.

He ran out of blood on the cross. Had to be bloodless.

Originally posted by buckky
He ran out of blood on the cross. Had to be bloodless.

There is no such scripture that Christ was COMPLETELY exsanguinated. That's another problem with false doctrine--people adding to the Word of God things that are not there. All we know is that He died and was stuck with a spear to confirm his death, and blood came from the wound. Claiming that this caused ALL of His blood to flow out of his body into some pool beneath the cross is pure conjecture. Please. Just the facts. Ma'am😉

Originally posted by rwingett
I'm not sure what would convince me either, but I'm sure an omniscient god would.

Well I agree with you there, I actually believe that is scriptual too, meaning
that none of us will stand before Him with a valid excuse.
Kelly

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
He'd be turning in his grave if he read this dribble.

Haven't you heard He is risen. He is not in a grave. He is waiting for
you to get your head out.