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I think we owe Cassia a vote of thanks. In her apparent attempt (Post #91 on Page 10) to nullify, or diminish, the highly significant meaning of Paul's words in Romans 3:1-2, she has actually highlighted that significance. She first presented Romans 3:1-2: She then presented the rest of...

... Continued From Lämmchen's Post #4 on Page 1: Revelation 1:8 (capitals added by translators, I understand): Two questions sensibly arise here: 1. When was all power given to Jesus? I.e. when did He become almighty? 2. What does alpha and omega ("Alpha and Omega") actually signify in that...

In Post # 74 on Page 8, Alithis, after defining the Only True God to whom Jesus spoke to as a separate being, thus (emphasis added): followed up with: I would like to ask a simple question. Is the God whom we must know to escape going to Hell: - the Only True God to whom Jesus spoke as a...

In Post # 74 on Page 8, Alithis quoted Jesus thus: That is an interesting quote. That is an extract from John 17:3: So, Jesus is personally addressing the only true God – the Only True God – the Being that Jesus stated had sent Him. I find that interesting. Was Jesus therefore (especially...

... Continued From Lämmchen's Post #4 on Page 1: John 11:38–44 Didn't Paul also restore life to a dead person in Acts 20? How about Peter in Acts 9? What does that say about Paul and Peter? Luke 7:14–15 I suggest that Acts 20 is pertinent here as well. As is Acts 9. The verse that...

... Continued From Lämmchen's Post #4 on Page 1: Matthew 8:26–27 Read verse 27 carefully. There is not even a hint that those present thought that Jesus was in any way God Himself, but rather that Jesus was a very specially empowered man. If you read the Gospels carefully, you will notice...

... Continued In response to Lämmchen's: I simply point out that it saved space to ask the six related questions together, rather than reproduce the passage in six posts to ask one question in each. Also, because they were related, it made sense to have them presented together. If Lämmchen...

In Post #183 on Page 19, with reference to my Post #174 on Page 18 and Post #182 on Page 19, Lämmchen said: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ In response to: may I point out that it was Lämmchen who invoked Matthew 25:41,46 in support...

… Continued Now let us tie the thoughts in Post #55, into the original topic – “Churches, Doctrines and Trustworthiness”. I submit that any organisation (church, group, denomination) that has any unscriptural idea present within its doctrinal structure (e.g. the “age of accountability”)...

... Continued From Lämmchen's Post #4 on Page 1: Matthew 18:20: For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them. Looking at the context of that statement, does it not become clear that Jesus was referring to a time that was then future – after He was...

From Lämmchen's Post #4 on Page 1: Matthew 16:21: From that time forth began Jesus to shew unto his disciples, how that he must go unto Jerusalem, and suffer many things of the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed, and be raised again the third day. There is nothing in this...

Latin: MoreCoffee in Post # 1 on Page 1: After my questions in Post #12 on Page 2: From http://en.allexperts.com/q/Latin-2145/2011/12/ad-inferos-apostles-creed.htm: It would seem that “to the dead” represents one of those places where traditional teaching has been watered down in recent...

I have a question for visionary. Is there anywhere in God's Inspired Revelation to Israel, where a prophet under God's control prophesied of a time when a person's standing with God would depend solely on that person's personal actions (works)? Does that passage speak of a person starting out...

Isn't it amazing? In Post #161 on Page 17 Lämmchen extracted a couple of verses from a broader proclamation made by Jesus. That proclamation was: Matthew 25:31-46: In Post #174 on Page 18 I asked six highly specific questions about that direct proclamation issued by the Word Become Flesh...

”He descended into hell.” Hmmm. I thought Jesus was supposed to have said, from the cross, to the thief on the other cross: That was from Luke 32:43. Now if Jesus was truly 100%God (as well as 100% man) and the God part of Him did not die, then perhaps He could have been in two places at...

This review of Lämmchen's Post #4 on Page 1, will of necessity span a number of posts, because the Scriptures referenced will be addressed individually. Please bear with me for the sake of completeness. Please also understand that I am offering these thoughts in a hopefully non-confrontational...

Lämmchen in Post #20 on Page 2, stated: And in response to my request for direct, pertinent, God-inspired statements ("from the New Testament will do") regarding the nature of Jesus' sacrifice from God's perspective (Post #46 on Page 5), she replied in Post #48 on Page 5: That was part of the...

Lämmchen in Post #39 on Page 4 stated: I request that Lämmchen quote Scripture (representative of the “whole counsel of God”), rather than paraphrase the deliberations of “church councils” that were based on human thought processes instead of on God's Direct Holy Revelation to mankind. In that...

I wonder if other Readers find Alithis's comments – his comments about my requesting specific information (Scriptural) about the errors that Judaism was supposedly fraught with, and about my requesting like information (Scriptural) about supposed errors in visionary's presented thoughts – as...

In Post #4 on Page 1, Alithis posted: I think that Readers will find, if they look carefully, that the text says: What a difference an almost insignificant little word can make. As previously pointed out in Post #2 on Page 1: I would like to answer “Yes there is” and “Yes it would be”...