tyroneweaver
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I would llike your answers directly
Not thru linkage.
Something that fits in the margins of your Bible.
Not thru linkage.
Something that fits in the margins of your Bible.
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I would llike your answers directly
Not thru linkage.
Something that fits in the margins of your Bible.
That means nothing you write is reliable.the bible was written by humans who are imperfect
it is not a reliable source
You can't really compare Adam and Jesus since they were from different eras. But I bet Adam would beat Jesus 1 on 1 every time.I would llike your answers directly
Not thru linkage.
Something that fits in the margins of your Bible.
it was written too long ago to authenticate --no cross checks availableThat means nothing you write is reliable.the bible was written by humans who are imperfect
it is not a reliable source
I would llike your answers directly
Not thru linkage.
Something that fits in the margins of your Bible.
I would llike your answers directly
Not thru linkage.
Something that fits in the margins of your Bible.
I consider the premise to be an allegorical one; Jesus represented a reformed Judaism, that moved it along from an ethnic cult to a universal one, a 'reborn' theology that embraced all peoples, hence a 'new Adam'. This premise was, and still is, naturally hated by the racially and genealogically focused Orthodox Jews.
Jesus was merely going back to Moses and 'original intent', and a conservative 'radical', actually. Maybe a closer reading of Moses and a study of the chiastic structures of his books would be in order; The timeline of Jesus' ministry follows the Torah's main order pretty closely, in fact. I personally don't consider it to be about a 'new Adam', but a new Moses thing, based on the above evidence. The legal cultural reforms are the main thrust, though the death and resurrection make the comparisons with Adam look good to some, no doubt.
I would llike your answers directly
Not thru linkage.
Something that fits in the margins of your Bible.
Christ represented the democratic reform of the Hebrews...and Gentiles...But the Church of Rome Usurped that..only to have a rebirth with Luther..by mistake at that...
Christ represented the democratic reform of the Hebrews...and Gentiles...But the Church of Rome Usurped that..only to have a rebirth with Luther..by mistake at that...
U C 20/20.
Luther, instead of towing the party line, decided to become more of a Gnostic Christian. Unfortunately, the church he created reverted to being an idol worshiping creed and lost their ability to think thanks to their supernatural beliefs.
Christianity as a whole has corrupted Jesus' real thinking and has killed Christianity's former respect to where no one understands it or wants it anymore.
The churches greed has killed it and it is slowly dying.
Regards
DL
I would llike your answers directly
Not thru linkage.
Something that fits in the margins of your Bible.
Few know the sequence of events in the ideology of Jesus being the second Adam. The church has supressed that teaching because they fear that the sheeple will follow that teaching and ignore the church and the funding they demand.
In brief. Adam sinned. the present church calls it Original Sin and preaches that it was negative to our spiritual growth, while they sing in their Exsultet hymn the Adam's sin was a happy fault and necessary to God's plan for man. Quite a contradiction. That aside, Adam became as God in the knowing of good and evil.
He did not set himself above God as he should have so the new covenant was dreamt up to show us again what we are to do which is follow the way Jesus taught, which is to have God serve us and not us serve God. This is done when Jesus takes the Judgement seat at God's right hand in heaven and thus gives man power over himself.
This is exemplified by the following that is well known to Gnostic Christians like me, but that the church never teaches.
Matthew 6:22 The light of the body is the eye: if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light.
John 14:23 Jesus answered and said unto him, If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.
Romans 8:29 For whom he did foreknow, he also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brethren.
FMPOV, Jesus wanted to free man from the imaginary God created by literalists who believe in a supernatural God. Christianity wants to slave us to that imaginary God.
Regards
DL
... Luther, instead of towing the party line, decided to become more of a Gnostic Christian. ...Christ represented the democratic reform of the Hebrews...and Gentiles...But the Church of Rome Usurped that..only to have a rebirth with Luther..by mistake at that...