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    What kind of "flesh" did Jesus take in the 'incarnation', fallen or unfallen, & how does it affect the Gospel?

    “... by the body of Christ ...” (Romans 7:4) [we are dead] “the innocent blood” (Matthew 27:4) “... members of His body, and of His flesh, and of His bones.” (Ephesians 5:30) “Have thou nothing to do with that just man” (Matthew 27:19) “And they that are Christ's have crucified the flesh...
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    What kind of "flesh" did Jesus take in the 'incarnation', fallen or unfallen, & how does it affect the Gospel?

    Jhn. 3:6 “That which is born of the flesh is flesh; …” Jhn. 3:6 “… and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.” FLESH (εν σαρκι) OF JESUS (sinful) (condemned) SPIRIT (MIND / HEART) OF JESUS (sinless) (justified) He came in the likeness (Romans 8:3) (“likeness”, see Philippians 2:7...
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    What kind of "flesh" did Jesus take in the 'incarnation', fallen or unfallen, & how does it affect the Gospel?

    What kind of "flesh" did Jesus take in the 'incarnation', fallen or unfallen, & how does it affect the Gospel? How can a person know for certain? Joh_5:39 Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me. What does the scripture say...
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    What does Necromancy have to do in connection with the Gospel?

    WORKS OF MARTIN LUTHER TRANSLATED WITH INTORDUCTIONS AND NOTES, VOLUME VI (6), A.J. HOLMAN COMPANY AND THE CASTLE PRESS; PHILADELPHIA: PENNSYLVANIA (1932); pages 287-288 “... [page 287] St. Paul writes to those at Thessalonica [I Thess. 4:13], that they should not sorrow over the dead as the...
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    What does Necromancy have to do in connection with the Gospel?

    What did some of the very Reformers, like Martin Luther, believe? "... [page 229] Confessions of Faith in Early Modern England by Brooke Conti, page 120 [ENGLISH] “... [page 120] Browne says, “... the Arabians, that the soules of men perished with their bodies, but should both bee raised...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    From your answer (thank you), I take it to mean (in conclusion) that you do drink alcohol for religious communion (ie. Lord's supper in the "wine" of a Lutheran service; which is usually a small mouth amount (generally small thimble cup sized, or 'swig') of alcoholic content; "wine"), but not in...
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    Who did the Reformers identify as the antichrist?

    I can likewise document, with links to original language documents, in officially sanctioned Roman Catholic source materials, the phrase "Our Lord God the Pope" as well. As for instance, one of several, examples: Corpus iuris canonici; Extravaga[n]tes viginti Joha[n]is vigesimisecundi : Cum...
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    Who did the Reformers identify as the antichrist?

    Only it can be demonstrated, as for instance - Mysterious Quote Regarding Pope Found! From brother Michael Scheifler's page - Michael Scheifler's BIBLE LIGHT HOMEPAGE (a fellow historical researcher, and I had aided in helping him to locate this material, and sent to him what I found, and he...
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    Who were the Apostles, and what did they do?

    The same Everlasting Gospel message, that was from the beginning: Gen 3:15 And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel. Gen 3:21 Unto Adam also and to his wife did the LORD God make coats of...
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    Who were the Apostles, and what did they do?

    Continuing in the consideration of the Apostles & Disciples from Acts 2: Act 2:5 And there were dwelling at Jerusalem Jews, devout men, out of every nation under heaven. Act 2:6 Now when this was noised abroad, the multitude came together, and were confounded, because that every man heard...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    It would make one, at the very least, in the original narrow sense of the word, an "alcoholist" "(1877 in clinical writing, earlier in temperance literature this word simply meant "a drinker of alcohol")." - Alcoholic - Etymology, Origin & Meaning which is now past common usage, but in modern...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    Please clarify, in the light of your past responses. As a Lutheran, in the partaking of 'the Lord's supper' in your Lutheran congregation, which does your congregation utilize: 1. wine (alcohol) 2. wine (alcohol) mixed with water or intincture 3. wine ('non-alcoholic' through distillation...
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    Is there a Michael - Jesus connection in scripture? What is the history of this?

    It really is as simple as answering (from scripture) a few questions (or asking the scriptures a few questions and receiving answer from it): Is the Son of the Father ever identified, in scripture, as "angel"? Yes (Mal. 3:1; &c.). Is the Son of the Father ever identified, in scripture, as...
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    Is there a Michael - Jesus connection in scripture? What is the history of this?

    I see. I am simply to be accused, and that, undocumentedly, unevidenced. This is why the OP linked materials painstakingly showed the historical continuity, and not merely the scriptural. This doctrine / teaching of Michael = Jesus, is not new to this present era, and "latter days", but has...
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    Is there a Michael - Jesus connection in scripture? What is the history of this?

    ... to be continued ... No, it simply disagrees with your position which is not actually evidence against it's position. The evidence, in abundance, by scripture, parallelisms, definitions, linguistics, and even historical position, shows that it (Michael = Jesus) is sound doctrine, and held...
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    Is there a Michael - Jesus connection in scripture? What is the history of this?

    ... continued ... Yes, Jesus is an "angel" (messenger) and I have cited numerous texts which show such. See also - Michael The Archangel Who Is Like Unto God The Highest Messenger (BOOK) : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive "... [page 153] Question 03. Is the Son of God...
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    Is there a Michael - Jesus connection in scripture? What is the history of this?

    ... continued ... There is no question that created beings like Gabriel, or the Seraphim and Cherubims and the created heavenly host of 'angels' (messengers) are created by "God and are below him": Rev_19:10 And I fell at his feet to worship him. And he said unto me, See thou do it not: I am...
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    Is there a Michael - Jesus connection in scripture? What is the history of this?

    Again, not in question by the OP. Even the OP itself in both linked material and question gives "Michael the archangel". So to say that "Michael is an angel" is merely to agree with the OP position, and is not evidence contrary to that position. It is already agreed, accepted, acknowledged...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    This is merely citing 'you'. It is an assertive statement not backed by any supporting documentation or evidence. It is essentially arguing (by assertion) in a circular position, assuming in conclusion what was assumed in beginning. The water in any period of this earth's history (with the...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    Washing with water, or citric acids? No sister, I cannot fully, since your mind is affected by your consuming of alcohol, even in what you consider 'moderation', or 'allowance'. I do not mean to be harsh, as I also do not place trust even in Seventh-day Adventist flesh eaters. So, please do...
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