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Originally posted by windmillI honestly have to say I don't know.π
And the surfing.Can you go surfing in Heaven?Can't remember reading anything about it in the Bible but I reckon you can.
Originally posted by windmillIsaiah 66:1
I tried looking in my pocket but I forgot it.I looked in my shoe but all I found was my foot.I asked a man walking down the road and he pointed to the sky."How do I get up there"I asked."I don't know"he replied.So I got a ladder but it wasn't long enough.I tried jumping up really high but all I found was a sore foot as I forgot to put my shoe back on.Where is heaven....someone please explain.Also can you go surfing there?
Originally posted by zombiesI think God has something to say about that authority. So does Jesus and even satan.
Isaiah 66:1
Thus says the LORD:“ Heaven is My throne, And earth is My footstool. Where is the house that you will build Me? And where is the place of My rest?
Now earth is not just this globe, earth is all the atoms in the universe, and galaxies that is his footstool. Heaven is out of this physical realm/dimension, and that whole place is his throne.
...[text shortened]... nd must leave this dimension. And man is the only spirit with authoirty in this physical realm.
Originally posted by checkbaiterLet me clarify the authority thing.
I think God has something to say about that authority. So does Jesus and even satan.
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Originally posted by zombiesZom...I'm impressed. I agree with you 90%(est.)
Let me clarify the authority thing.
Adam had full and complete authority over every single atom, or the combination of any atoms that form a being. So anything that had any shape or was in anyway physical was completely under adams authority, as commandment issued by God.
after the fall, that ceased to be the case, and that authoirty was transfered over ...[text shortened]... ) is indeed the luckiest generation, as Jesus said, Prohpets yearned to see these glorious days.
Originally posted by checkbaiterI agree with Checkbaiter."Why would Jesus die of a broken heart when he has eternity to spend with those he loves."
Zom...I'm impressed. I agree with you 90%(est.)
I see you read your bible! God bless you.
[b]Adam had full and complete authority over every single atom, or the combination of any atoms that form a being. So anything that had any shape or was in anyway physical was completely under adams authority, as commandment issued by God.
after the fall, tha ...[text shortened]... ry good post...I wish we could speak face to face, but I suppose this will have to do.....
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Originally posted by checkbaiterAnyways the reason why I say he died of a broken heart is this. When Christ became sin, He was removed from the fathers presence, for in his presence there is no place for sin. That is what he died off, from the darkness of being removed from his constant presence.
Zom...I'm impressed. I agree with you 90%(est.)
I see you read your bible! God bless you.
[b]Adam had full and complete authority over every single atom, or the combination of any atoms that form a being. So anything that had any shape or was in anyway physical was completely under adams authority, as commandment issued by God.
after the fall, tha ...[text shortened]... ood post...I wish we could speak face to face, but I suppose this will have to do.....
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Originally posted by zombiesAs a note: I think maybe our authority extends a little out of earth also, for he said "whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven", and He said it "TWICE", in seperate chapters, on two occasions, so it's quite interesting what exactly that means.
Anyways the reason why I say he died of a broken heart is this. When Christ became sin, He was removed from the fathers presence, for in his presence there is no place for sin. That is what he died off, from the darkness of being removed from his constant presence.
And this makes you always admire the love of the son for mankind, and the FAITH he had ...[text shortened]... in seperate chapters, on two occasions, so it's quite interesting what exactly that means.[/b]