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I've heard this too, but entertain that even when Peter led gentiles to Christ Acts 10, he was first resistant. He understood at Act 10, after a vision, that gentiles 'could' be Christians, but he resisted take Peter, eat. His focus remained Jewish converts. It wasn't until Paul came to...

Well, assembly is assembly and His is His. Is there a difference? Of course. They are basically trying to say the same thing: You are Cephas. Upon this rock I will build my church. It means people. It started with Peter's sermon. Was it the first church? It was the first of...

Seems okay so far, is the Son different from the Word? Same Being, but "Son" when He is born? John 1:1,3? Mat 1:18 Now the birth of Jesus Christ was on this wise: When as his mother Mary was espoused to Joseph, before they came together, she was found with child of the Holy Ghost. Mat 1:19...

Our earth axis has tilted more toward the sun. 🤔 It isn't the first time. We aren't even tilted as far as we have been in the past (with similar weather conditions). Popular Mechanics thinks it is because we are pumping groundwater :Z

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Try "Assembly" as one meaning of the word. "Church" is the same, though Jews never adopted the term like we have today. See just above: If we overload the term (and we have) we tend to make the word complicated.

RD is telling you, your indoctrination is speaking loudly and ignoring. It tends to be the first thing on TOL. Please read what I said: It means assembly back then and today. Different assemblies? You are halfway there if you follow.

From "Jacob" (Usurper) to "Israel" (Contends/with God).

Acts 17:24-28 ESV The God who made the world and everything in it, being Lord of heaven and earth, does not live in temples made by man, nor is he served by human hands, as though he needed anything, since he himself gives to all mankind life and breath and everything. And he made from one man...

ἐκκλησία Ekklasia Found in the LXX (Greek Septuagint of the Old Testament) Leviticus 8.3: assemble (εκκλησιασον) all the gathering (συναγωγην) Deuteronomy 9.10: the day of the assembly (εκκλησιας) 1 Kings 8.14: the assembly of Israel (εκκλησια ισραηλ) Job 30.28: I stood and cried out in the...

Or sustaining every one. No counting per say, just a knowledge base much grander than our own exponentially. Open Theists are fond of saying 'all things knowable.' It has to mean # of hairs. That's knowable. No need to # hairs, but it a speculation in keeping with limitations set. I...

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...and for gambling, I'd expect. It'd have to be in the works.

See here If the N.T. were ordered chronologically: New Testament Matthew (around 80-90 AD) Mark (around 68-70 AD) Luke (around 80-90 AD) John (around 90-100 AD) Acts (around 80-90 AD) Epistles of James (around 61-70 AD) Epistles of Peter (around 64-68 AD) Epistles of Paul (in chronological...

And yours? 1 Samuel 15:3 Now go and strike Amalek and devote to destruction all that they have. Do not spare them, but kill both man and woman, child and infant, ox and sheep, camel and donkey.’” Why? Judgement: Deuteronomy 25:17-19 Remember what the Amalekites did to you along your way from...

They do anyway. Rather the denomination is the keeper of doctrine. It is entirely true you can choose whichever church seems best to you as well. Instead, we look for guidance if we are concerned regarding those we deem biblical. It helps keep us on the straight and narrow because we in...

Never mentioned babies, I mentioned Legos. Next: I said 'broken/ruined' Lego. God has rights to whatever He creates as Creator. I also said He was good and just. Did you miss that part for convenience sake? How well are you following along? It seems you are dropping the ball in...

Have to be careful, it doesn't 'directly' apply to us. Lots of good stuff in Hebrews.

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