Leaven or unleavened bread

MoreCoffee said:

Some folk need proof texts. Of course when the proof texts do not suit their theology they can't "see" them. They are "taken out of context" or some other excuse to enable the proof-text seeker to ignore the texts. Patient instruction may work, prayer will work, but how and when is a mystery.

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MennoSota said:

There is no revelation when there is no scriptural evidence.

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MennoSota said:

This is a cop-out for you to avoid the emptiness of your claim, MC.
Just show where Jesus is called the leaven. I have never read it anywhere in scripture. This has very little with suiting my theology, but it does seem to be important to suit your theology. Both you and Arsenios seem to have conjured up a mystical leaven found in an allegory that you have made up.
To be fair, the early Reformers tended to create allegories out of their hats as well. Reading some of their comments on the prophets is head scratching when they attempt to allegorize the text. There is no sense in their position.

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Arsenios said:

Tell that to Moses...

Or to John the Evangellist...

Or to anyone who is an intimate of God...

Tell it to Ananias who Baptized Paul...

Tell it to Paul...

By your own Scripture your words ring false:

2Timothy 3:16
All scripture is given by inspiration of God...

The writers of Scripture did not write from Scripture...

They wrote from God...

THAT is Revelation...

Arsenios

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jsimms435 said:

I know I'm not a moderator anymore, but this comment seems inappropriately mean. You know he doesn't think he is a prophet as well as I do.

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