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Q. 3 things that jesus did
Asked by matt - Thu Dec 4 17:02:25 2008 - - 7 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Just three? lol Well, anyways... 1. He loved you enough to die for you on the cross even though he never did anything to deserve such a cruel and painful death. 2. He left the glory, power and comfort of Heaven to come down to this wretched world in order to save us from the fire in Hell. 3. He rose from the grave and is seated at the right hand of Almighty Father in Heaven and is waiting for you to talk to him today. :) He did all that he did for one reason. Because he loved you. And he most definitely still does. :) Jesus loves you!
Answered by onewayJesus - Sat Dec 6 03:42:02 2008
Q. 3 things that jesus did
Asked by matt - Thu Dec 4 17:02:25 2008 - - 7 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Just three? lol Well, anyways... 1. He loved you enough to die for you on the cross even though he never did anything to deserve such a cruel and painful death. 2. He left the glory, power and comfort of Heaven to come down to this wretched world in order to save us from the fire in Hell. 3. He rose from the grave and is seated at the right hand of Almighty Father in Heaven and is waiting for you to talk to him today. :) He did all that he did for one reason. Because he loved you. And he most definitely still does. :) Jesus loves you!
Answered by onewayJesus - Sat Dec 6 03:42:02 2008
Jesus calms a storm? Can you relate this story from the Bible with recovery from alcoholism?
Q. The storm at sea was threatening to overtake the small fishing boat. The Disciples woke Jesus and ask him to save them from the storm. Jesus calmed the wind, Jesus calmed the waters. How would you relate this story to recovery from alcoholism?
Asked by ghost - Sun Dec 2 22:49:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. when i was drinking all of life was unmanageable in the moorings i had the shakes that is the wind i had dry heaves that is rain life was out of control that is the thunder i would pray to die at nite and think about going to the pshyoatcrtet word in the day time all of that has been lifted by geting in tuch with my higher power now life is worth living
Answered by irish_matt - Mon Dec 3 12:55:06 2007
Q. The storm at sea was threatening to overtake the small fishing boat. The Disciples woke Jesus and ask him to save them from the storm. Jesus calmed the wind, Jesus calmed the waters. How would you relate this story to recovery from alcoholism?
Asked by ghost - Sun Dec 2 22:49:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. when i was drinking all of life was unmanageable in the moorings i had the shakes that is the wind i had dry heaves that is rain life was out of control that is the thunder i would pray to die at nite and think about going to the pshyoatcrtet word in the day time all of that has been lifted by geting in tuch with my higher power now life is worth living
Answered by irish_matt - Mon Dec 3 12:55:06 2007
When Jesus was a young boy,WHY did the Romans soldiers killed innocent childrens during the Performance show?
Q. Hi in Christmas Eve, I was watching a foreign Jesus movie when Jesus he was brought to a performance show buy his mother & during the performance show, the Romans soldiers they march arena & they attack young children's. Could anyone explain to me why the Romans did that? And yes young Jesus he got away with those Romans monsters. Thank you. P.S. I'm Catholic.
Asked by My 35th President - Sat Dec 26 07:07:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The second chapter of the Gospel of Matthew tells the story of King Herod trying to kill the newborn "King of the Jews" by ordering the massacre of all boys two years old and younger in the Bethlehem area. That story, often referred to as "the Slaughter of the Innocents," was probably the inspiration for the movie scene you saw.
Answered by classmate - Sat Dec 26 08:46:13 2009
Q. Hi in Christmas Eve, I was watching a foreign Jesus movie when Jesus he was brought to a performance show buy his mother & during the performance show, the Romans soldiers they march arena & they attack young children's. Could anyone explain to me why the Romans did that? And yes young Jesus he got away with those Romans monsters. Thank you. P.S. I'm Catholic.
Asked by My 35th President - Sat Dec 26 07:07:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The second chapter of the Gospel of Matthew tells the story of King Herod trying to kill the newborn "King of the Jews" by ordering the massacre of all boys two years old and younger in the Bethlehem area. That story, often referred to as "the Slaughter of the Innocents," was probably the inspiration for the movie scene you saw.
Answered by classmate - Sat Dec 26 08:46:13 2009
Why was Jesus allowed to come back 3 days after his crucifixion?
Q. I understand Jesus died for our sins on the cross. God (Father) turned away from the ugly sight of Jesus who was tainted with sins at that instance. Since Jesus took the place of a sacrificial lamb which has traditionally been the atonement for sins, why then was Jesus allowed to return to Earth from Hell? How could 3 days of hell be enough to appease God of all the world's sins and future sins that were bore upon a single sacrifice?
Asked by Kira - Wed Apr 1 11:14:45 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, science has proved that on average, a body takes about four days to begin its' rate of decay into dust. Since it was prophesied that Jesus' flesh "...would not see corruption (decay)..." I can only assume that that was why He arose after three days. If you recall, when Jesus resurrected Lazarus, he (Lazarus) had been dead FOUR days and Mary (Lazarus' sister) was quoted as saying "Surely he stinketh (from decay)..." The reason Lazarus "saw decay" was that he was MORTAL and that his resurrection was a show of God's power over the grave. Though the Bible doesn't record the time, Lazarus eventually died again whereas Jesus never again died nor saw corruption! This is also in part the reason the women who first saw Jesus after his… [cont.]
Answered by bigvol662004 - Wed Apr 1 12:35:19 2009
Q. I understand Jesus died for our sins on the cross. God (Father) turned away from the ugly sight of Jesus who was tainted with sins at that instance. Since Jesus took the place of a sacrificial lamb which has traditionally been the atonement for sins, why then was Jesus allowed to return to Earth from Hell? How could 3 days of hell be enough to appease God of all the world's sins and future sins that were bore upon a single sacrifice?
Asked by Kira - Wed Apr 1 11:14:45 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, science has proved that on average, a body takes about four days to begin its' rate of decay into dust. Since it was prophesied that Jesus' flesh "...would not see corruption (decay)..." I can only assume that that was why He arose after three days. If you recall, when Jesus resurrected Lazarus, he (Lazarus) had been dead FOUR days and Mary (Lazarus' sister) was quoted as saying "Surely he stinketh (from decay)..." The reason Lazarus "saw decay" was that he was MORTAL and that his resurrection was a show of God's power over the grave. Though the Bible doesn't record the time, Lazarus eventually died again whereas Jesus never again died nor saw corruption! This is also in part the reason the women who first saw Jesus after his… [cont.]
Answered by bigvol662004 - Wed Apr 1 12:35:19 2009
How could everyone miraculously believe Jesus was the messiah after he rose from the dead?
Q. Think about it. The jews of today still don't believe he was the messiah. Why would they then? They have always held onto their beliefs that Jesus wasn't the messiah. So, who was Jesus supposed to have convinced of his authenticity? Only other people in the area at the time were the Romans.
Asked by Bubbles - Tue Oct 27 15:43:55 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's why Paul took the revamped, pagan-influenced version of that religion to the Gentiles, where they welcomed it. Jesus was one of many proclaimed "messiahs" of that era who simply failed to fulfill the Jewish prophecies, period.
Answered by The Living Anne - Tue Oct 27 15:55:56 2009
Q. Think about it. The jews of today still don't believe he was the messiah. Why would they then? They have always held onto their beliefs that Jesus wasn't the messiah. So, who was Jesus supposed to have convinced of his authenticity? Only other people in the area at the time were the Romans.
Asked by Bubbles - Tue Oct 27 15:43:55 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's why Paul took the revamped, pagan-influenced version of that religion to the Gentiles, where they welcomed it. Jesus was one of many proclaimed "messiahs" of that era who simply failed to fulfill the Jewish prophecies, period.
Answered by The Living Anne - Tue Oct 27 15:55:56 2009
What was the name of the mountain where the devil tempted jesus?
Q. According to the bible, the devil took jesus to the 'top of a mountain where he could see all the kingdoms of the world'. The devil said that he would give it all to jesus if only jesus would bow down and worship him. Two questions: 1. What mountain is there where it is possible to 'see all the kingdoms of the world'? AND 2. If this is only meant as an allegory, why do christians believe that the existence of a historical jesus is real? Can anyone answer these questions?
Asked by the1 - Fri Dec 19 15:24:56 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. mt nonexistence
Answered by Lola B:Pulchritudinous& Revised - Fri Dec 19 15:29:14 2008
Q. According to the bible, the devil took jesus to the 'top of a mountain where he could see all the kingdoms of the world'. The devil said that he would give it all to jesus if only jesus would bow down and worship him. Two questions: 1. What mountain is there where it is possible to 'see all the kingdoms of the world'? AND 2. If this is only meant as an allegory, why do christians believe that the existence of a historical jesus is real? Can anyone answer these questions?
Asked by the1 - Fri Dec 19 15:24:56 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. mt nonexistence
Answered by Lola B:Pulchritudinous& Revised - Fri Dec 19 15:29:14 2008
What is relation between Jesus bread and wine and Ahnsahnghong?
Q. On the street, I met some people. They said to me, to get salvation we should get Jesus bread and wine. And only Church of God gets Jesus bread and wine because Ahnsahnghong brought it. I already know about Jesus bread and wine. It is the last supper. Then, what is relation between Jesus bread and wine and Ahnsahnghong?
Asked by Joshi - Tue Oct 13 01:24:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a very important place in the Bible, which is closely related with our salvation. It is the Garden of Eden. The history of the Garden of Eden shows us the origin of unman beings and their death. And in the Garden of Eden we can also find the secret of life. After sinning in the Garden of Eden human beings are destined to die. Then, how can we are saved from death? The Second Coming Christ Ahnsahnghong taught us that only those who eat from the "tree of life" can be saved. For the human beings who sinned by eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, the only way to live is to eat from the tree of life. However, the way to the tree of life was blocked by Satan in A.D. 325. The Bible prophesied that Jesus would come a… [cont.]
Answered by Cedar Tree - Tue Oct 13 01:27:58 2009
Q. On the street, I met some people. They said to me, to get salvation we should get Jesus bread and wine. And only Church of God gets Jesus bread and wine because Ahnsahnghong brought it. I already know about Jesus bread and wine. It is the last supper. Then, what is relation between Jesus bread and wine and Ahnsahnghong?
Asked by Joshi - Tue Oct 13 01:24:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a very important place in the Bible, which is closely related with our salvation. It is the Garden of Eden. The history of the Garden of Eden shows us the origin of unman beings and their death. And in the Garden of Eden we can also find the secret of life. After sinning in the Garden of Eden human beings are destined to die. Then, how can we are saved from death? The Second Coming Christ Ahnsahnghong taught us that only those who eat from the "tree of life" can be saved. For the human beings who sinned by eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, the only way to live is to eat from the tree of life. However, the way to the tree of life was blocked by Satan in A.D. 325. The Bible prophesied that Jesus would come a… [cont.]
Answered by Cedar Tree - Tue Oct 13 01:27:58 2009
How can you explain the relation between Jesus and those who take the Eucharist?
Q. Like, how is Jesus present and what is the relationship between the Eucharist takers and Jesus?
Asked by O.o - Tue Sep 9 04:59:23 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read Luke 22:14-20
Answered by Karenita EWTN ((Allecat)) - Tue Sep 9 08:10:22 2008
Q. Like, how is Jesus present and what is the relationship between the Eucharist takers and Jesus?
Asked by O.o - Tue Sep 9 04:59:23 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read Luke 22:14-20
Answered by Karenita EWTN ((Allecat)) - Tue Sep 9 08:10:22 2008
What is the difference between Jesus being our Redeemer and being our Savior?
Q. Many non-Catholics state that Jesus is our Savior. Which I believe He is as well. But Catholics stress more on Him redeeming us first then saving us. What's the difference? And why don't non-Catholics talk about His redemption more? Any scripture references?
Asked by orchidmg - Thu Mar 5 15:43:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Redeemer" is the role assigned to Jesus by Matthew, presumably as the fulfillment of Jewish prophecy. "Savior" was used by Luke to make Christianity more comprehensible to gentiles.
Answered by skepsis - Thu Mar 5 15:50:30 2009
Q. Many non-Catholics state that Jesus is our Savior. Which I believe He is as well. But Catholics stress more on Him redeeming us first then saving us. What's the difference? And why don't non-Catholics talk about His redemption more? Any scripture references?
Asked by orchidmg - Thu Mar 5 15:43:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Redeemer" is the role assigned to Jesus by Matthew, presumably as the fulfillment of Jewish prophecy. "Savior" was used by Luke to make Christianity more comprehensible to gentiles.
Answered by skepsis - Thu Mar 5 15:50:30 2009
If God spared Jesus for having his own idea of morality, why would he punish all others that do?
Q. Jesus acted completely different than God and Eve wanted to know good from bad too, and good people are to be sent to hell if not Christians. But God punished Eve, yet spared Jesus, but both Jesus and Eve are his children. But Eve at least knew what to not do. Good people all over the world however have no proof that God ever existed so they are NOT told to believe in God, they are simply given a hint and plenty that oppose it.
Asked by Yummy cookies - Mon Nov 10 12:51:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jesus and Eve are not both "God's children"; Eve was the first female human that God created, and we are all like her and Adam - and just as sinful. Jesus is God himself, he is the part of God that became human. Jesus did not act completely different from God, because he IS God. If the God of the Bible is real, then the only true morality is the standard that he sets, which is based on who he is. If a person did not want to acknowledge God's standard of morality as being the true one, then that person is already saying "I don't want to know you, now or in eternity." The problem in your question is that we are not "good people" according to God's standard. We have all broken his law, and because God is a perfect and just judge, he can't… [cont.]
Answered by Woman984 - Thu Nov 13 12:24:25 2008
Q. Jesus acted completely different than God and Eve wanted to know good from bad too, and good people are to be sent to hell if not Christians. But God punished Eve, yet spared Jesus, but both Jesus and Eve are his children. But Eve at least knew what to not do. Good people all over the world however have no proof that God ever existed so they are NOT told to believe in God, they are simply given a hint and plenty that oppose it.
Asked by Yummy cookies - Mon Nov 10 12:51:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jesus and Eve are not both "God's children"; Eve was the first female human that God created, and we are all like her and Adam - and just as sinful. Jesus is God himself, he is the part of God that became human. Jesus did not act completely different from God, because he IS God. If the God of the Bible is real, then the only true morality is the standard that he sets, which is based on who he is. If a person did not want to acknowledge God's standard of morality as being the true one, then that person is already saying "I don't want to know you, now or in eternity." The problem in your question is that we are not "good people" according to God's standard. We have all broken his law, and because God is a perfect and just judge, he can't… [cont.]
Answered by Woman984 - Thu Nov 13 12:24:25 2008
What is the difference between Jesus and a vampire?
Q. I mean both rose from the dead, and both ask you to drink blood to gain life after death. Jesus just asks you to drink his blood rather than others, but it makes you think, doesn't it?
Asked by Sour Puss - Tue Apr 28 15:35:20 2009 - - 13 Answers - 3 Comments
A. I would venture to say the answer is Vampires exist? Reverend Willy
Answered by Reverend Willy - Tue Apr 28 15:42:25 2009
Q. I mean both rose from the dead, and both ask you to drink blood to gain life after death. Jesus just asks you to drink his blood rather than others, but it makes you think, doesn't it?
Asked by Sour Puss - Tue Apr 28 15:35:20 2009 - - 13 Answers - 3 Comments
A. I would venture to say the answer is Vampires exist? Reverend Willy
Answered by Reverend Willy - Tue Apr 28 15:42:25 2009
Did Jesus ever advocate forcibly taking property from some and giving it to others?
Q. I ask because some liberals say that Jesus favored charity and therefore that higher taxes are more "Christian." Did Jesus ever talk of TAKING property, as opposed to GIVING it freely? Thanks.
Asked by natural-born AMERICAN - Fri Apr 17 13:19:57 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i believe you have read the Bible. Forced charity is not charity
Answered by Eric P - Fri Apr 17 13:24:35 2009
Q. I ask because some liberals say that Jesus favored charity and therefore that higher taxes are more "Christian." Did Jesus ever talk of TAKING property, as opposed to GIVING it freely? Thanks.
Asked by natural-born AMERICAN - Fri Apr 17 13:19:57 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i believe you have read the Bible. Forced charity is not charity
Answered by Eric P - Fri Apr 17 13:24:35 2009
What did the dinosaurs do to deserve the ultimate wrath of jesus?
Q. How come when humans went wrong jesus let himself be crucified to forgive them but when the dinosaurs sinned jesus mercilessly lay them to waste? Was jesus a bigot or speciest?
Asked by RETURN OF THE FIST (EX L-5 T/C) - Thu Jan 29 16:42:22 2009 - - 26 Answers - 2 Comments
A. He was really just mad at T-Rex, but he took them all out in his righteous fury. He was mad because T-Rex couldn't do the sign of the cross because of those puny little arms.
Answered by Gen. Stiggo - Thu Jan 29 16:55:05 2009
Q. How come when humans went wrong jesus let himself be crucified to forgive them but when the dinosaurs sinned jesus mercilessly lay them to waste? Was jesus a bigot or speciest?
Asked by RETURN OF THE FIST (EX L-5 T/C) - Thu Jan 29 16:42:22 2009 - - 26 Answers - 2 Comments
A. He was really just mad at T-Rex, but he took them all out in his righteous fury. He was mad because T-Rex couldn't do the sign of the cross because of those puny little arms.
Answered by Gen. Stiggo - Thu Jan 29 16:55:05 2009
Why is Jesus allowing the world to be split between believers and non-believers?
Q. I don't understand, why is he letting this happen? Why he is allowing non-believers to torture us with lies and deceit? Why he is allowing non-believers to make us go against him? Why don't we have any unity at all? There is no unity whatsoever. Why hasn't Jesus put a stop to all of this? If Jesus is 100 percent real, wouldn't he had ended this by now? Why must people continue to die? When will the madness end?
Asked by A. Jackson - Mon Aug 24 20:47:19 2009 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's people that reject Jesus. Please make sure you are saved. Please pray a sincere prayer with all of your heart admitting to Jesus you are a sinner. Have full faith that His blood pays off all of your sins and accept His gift of everlasting life. I pray that God blesses you with peace. Amen.
Answered by Matthew - Mon Aug 24 20:53:10 2009
Q. I don't understand, why is he letting this happen? Why he is allowing non-believers to torture us with lies and deceit? Why he is allowing non-believers to make us go against him? Why don't we have any unity at all? There is no unity whatsoever. Why hasn't Jesus put a stop to all of this? If Jesus is 100 percent real, wouldn't he had ended this by now? Why must people continue to die? When will the madness end?
Asked by A. Jackson - Mon Aug 24 20:47:19 2009 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's people that reject Jesus. Please make sure you are saved. Please pray a sincere prayer with all of your heart admitting to Jesus you are a sinner. Have full faith that His blood pays off all of your sins and accept His gift of everlasting life. I pray that God blesses you with peace. Amen.
Answered by Matthew - Mon Aug 24 20:53:10 2009
What happens to people who die without ever hearing about Jesus?
Q. I am a Christian, and I know that in order to get into heaven, we must put our trust in Jesus Christ. But what happens to the people who have never or never did believe in Jesus? Do they go to hell? Or do they just die? But if they just die, where would their souls go to? Please help.
Asked by Connor - Thu Sep 24 20:23:18 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Acts 24:15 There will be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous. Obviously, everyone will get a chance to hear the trut about God. This will happen during Christ's Millenial Reign. (Rev. chaps. 20, 21)
Answered by golfman - Thu Sep 24 20:26:07 2009
Q. I am a Christian, and I know that in order to get into heaven, we must put our trust in Jesus Christ. But what happens to the people who have never or never did believe in Jesus? Do they go to hell? Or do they just die? But if they just die, where would their souls go to? Please help.
Asked by Connor - Thu Sep 24 20:23:18 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Acts 24:15 There will be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous. Obviously, everyone will get a chance to hear the trut about God. This will happen during Christ's Millenial Reign. (Rev. chaps. 20, 21)
Answered by golfman - Thu Sep 24 20:26:07 2009
How would you start off a letter to Jesus?
Q. How would you response to this (to Jesus) How are you? I just had to send a note to tell you how much I love you and care about you. I saw you yesterday talking with your friends and waited all day hoping you would talk to me as well.
Asked by Nikola - Sat Oct 17 19:30:48 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How wonderful and such a Heavenly idea. I would start by : Dear Jesus, How are you ? I just had to send a note to tell You how much I Love you and care about You. I saw You yesterday talking with your friends and waited all day hoping you would talk to me, as well. I give Thanks Unto You, for being here with me and for all the good things You have taught me. Please Dear Jesus,, help me to walk in Thy footsteps and learn more of Thy word. God bless, my entire Family and bring Peace upon the Earth. Every day, I strive to do as you tell me. I follow the Commandments and work hard to be kind. Forgive me for what I do and think wrong. God bless all the Little Children and Please don't let them suffer. All this I ask in… [cont.]
Answered by norskeyenta2 - Sat Oct 17 19:56:51 2009
Q. How would you response to this (to Jesus) How are you? I just had to send a note to tell you how much I love you and care about you. I saw you yesterday talking with your friends and waited all day hoping you would talk to me as well.
Asked by Nikola - Sat Oct 17 19:30:48 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How wonderful and such a Heavenly idea. I would start by : Dear Jesus, How are you ? I just had to send a note to tell You how much I Love you and care about You. I saw You yesterday talking with your friends and waited all day hoping you would talk to me, as well. I give Thanks Unto You, for being here with me and for all the good things You have taught me. Please Dear Jesus,, help me to walk in Thy footsteps and learn more of Thy word. God bless, my entire Family and bring Peace upon the Earth. Every day, I strive to do as you tell me. I follow the Commandments and work hard to be kind. Forgive me for what I do and think wrong. God bless all the Little Children and Please don't let them suffer. All this I ask in… [cont.]
Answered by norskeyenta2 - Sat Oct 17 19:56:51 2009
What is a story from the bible where jesus helped others. Something pertaining to helping others on christmas?
Q. I want to draw a pic from the bible of a lesson where jesus says to help others so i can relate it to helping others on christmas? Whats a story, example, or qoute form the bible I can use?
Asked by wha? - Wed Dec 24 16:49:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As one who follows the Messiah, one should not pick a particular holiday just to help others. As a believer in the Messiah, we should help people when ever we get a chance, that s if your time permits you to help others and if your financially capable. In regards to Christmas, this Holiday is purely pagan. This Christmas holiday is no where mentioned in the Holy Scriptures (The Bible) 1.Jesus (Yeshua) his real name in Hebrew cannot be supported through scripture as him being born on December 25 2. A follower of the Messiah, one should never observe him through a tree that is decked out with silver and gold trimmings, just like it was mentioned in Jeremiah 10:3-4 (King James) Verse 3: For the customs of the people… [cont.]
Answered by Israel Ysrayl - Sun Dec 28 03:27:53 2008
Q. I want to draw a pic from the bible of a lesson where jesus says to help others so i can relate it to helping others on christmas? Whats a story, example, or qoute form the bible I can use?
Asked by wha? - Wed Dec 24 16:49:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As one who follows the Messiah, one should not pick a particular holiday just to help others. As a believer in the Messiah, we should help people when ever we get a chance, that s if your time permits you to help others and if your financially capable. In regards to Christmas, this Holiday is purely pagan. This Christmas holiday is no where mentioned in the Holy Scriptures (The Bible) 1.Jesus (Yeshua) his real name in Hebrew cannot be supported through scripture as him being born on December 25 2. A follower of the Messiah, one should never observe him through a tree that is decked out with silver and gold trimmings, just like it was mentioned in Jeremiah 10:3-4 (King James) Verse 3: For the customs of the people… [cont.]
Answered by Israel Ysrayl - Sun Dec 28 03:27:53 2008
What would happen if Jesus came around in modern times? How effective would he be?
Q. Say if Jesus came around these days, instead of just talking with a few crowds here and there, he is here today where , if he chooses he can say the same thing online. He can make podcasts. Videos , everything. Would people react to Jesus differently in a technology filled world?
Asked by Shamaje - Tue Oct 20 16:03:54 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He would be the next Bennie Hinn
Answered by SomeGuy - Tue Oct 20 16:07:12 2009
Q. Say if Jesus came around these days, instead of just talking with a few crowds here and there, he is here today where , if he chooses he can say the same thing online. He can make podcasts. Videos , everything. Would people react to Jesus differently in a technology filled world?
Asked by Shamaje - Tue Oct 20 16:03:54 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He would be the next Bennie Hinn
Answered by SomeGuy - Tue Oct 20 16:07:12 2009
How many communion wafers does it take to equal a whole Jesus?
Q. In the Catholic faith, it is believed that when the communion wafer touches your tongue, it becomes Jesus' flesh. So, how many wafers does it take to equal the whole of Jesus' body? In the Catholic faith, it is believed that when the priest consecrates the communion wafer, it becomes Jesus' flesh. So, how many wafers does it take to equal the whole of Jesus' body?
Asked by Doddy - Mon May 19 20:47:12 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. More than you would think, it is estimated around 17,500,000 wafers, give or take a few because we don't know his exact characteristics. He also couldn't OD on alcohol, as proved by the alcohol level in his blood as soon as it touches your mouth.
Answered by Cory S. - Mon May 19 20:57:14 2008
Q. In the Catholic faith, it is believed that when the communion wafer touches your tongue, it becomes Jesus' flesh. So, how many wafers does it take to equal the whole of Jesus' body? In the Catholic faith, it is believed that when the priest consecrates the communion wafer, it becomes Jesus' flesh. So, how many wafers does it take to equal the whole of Jesus' body?
Asked by Doddy - Mon May 19 20:47:12 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. More than you would think, it is estimated around 17,500,000 wafers, give or take a few because we don't know his exact characteristics. He also couldn't OD on alcohol, as proved by the alcohol level in his blood as soon as it touches your mouth.
Answered by Cory S. - Mon May 19 20:57:14 2008
Why would Jesus forbid his disciples to take the gospel of salvation to the Gentiles?
Q. According to Matthew 10:5,6 when Jesus would send his disciples on a mission to preach about the Kingdom of God, he would forbid them to take the way to the Gentiles or even enter a Samaritan town. Why?
Asked by Baruch - Wed Oct 28 10:22:19 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you recall this chapter in the Bible you will find your answer: Basically, the first are the Israelite nation the last are the Gentiles. When the time of the Israelites was over, then Peter received his dream or vision about taking the gospel to the Gentiles. Interestingly enough, in the last days in which we now live, the gospel of Jesus Christ will again go to those of Israelite blood. The final goal is a gathering of all righteous people into one kingdom of God...both Israelite and Gentile together in the end.
Answered by lightgiver - Wed Oct 28 10:36:21 2009
Q. According to Matthew 10:5,6 when Jesus would send his disciples on a mission to preach about the Kingdom of God, he would forbid them to take the way to the Gentiles or even enter a Samaritan town. Why?
Asked by Baruch - Wed Oct 28 10:22:19 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you recall this chapter in the Bible you will find your answer: Basically, the first are the Israelite nation the last are the Gentiles. When the time of the Israelites was over, then Peter received his dream or vision about taking the gospel to the Gentiles. Interestingly enough, in the last days in which we now live, the gospel of Jesus Christ will again go to those of Israelite blood. The final goal is a gathering of all righteous people into one kingdom of God...both Israelite and Gentile together in the end.
Answered by lightgiver - Wed Oct 28 10:36:21 2009
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