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    Is there a Michael - Jesus connection in scripture? What is the history of this?

    No sister. I came to discuss scripture, history, doctrine, theology, practices, learn more in depth of certain differing positions, have fellowship in study, be edified, encouraged, be loved. The materials are simply good resources to begin such discussions. I can use non-Seventh-day...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    In the OP linked material, it is fully addressed, on pages 47-50 (here - The Two Wines - The Blessed & The Cursed : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive ) . Did you consider (Pro. 18:13,17) it, even in brief? It was given for the edification of all. If you need me to copy...
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    Is there a Michael - Jesus connection in scripture? What is the history of this?

    The scriptures, being clear on this subject, have led others to see the glorious truth that Michael the archangel is just one more designation of the Son (Jesus) of the Father (at least in some portion, if not in fullness), such as Martin Luther, Philip Melanchthon, Genevans, and hundreds of...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    Oh, I am sorry you feel that way. I did my utmost best to engage with you, in multiple ways. No, I disagree (obviously), as it is still going forward and cannot be overthrown, as it is of God (Act. 5:39; 2 Cor. 13:8), like it was designed to be, and I still appreciate you for that! You are...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    Thank you. It is indeed. Not at all. It is scientific demonstration of the scriptures I already provided in the OP linked material, as well as throughout. However, thank you again, for citing 'you' in response. The evidence is clearly upon the side of the OP in both scriptural and...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    Thank you for continuing to support this thread! "... Alcohol contributes to more than 200 diseases and injury-related health conditions and the central nervous system (CNS) is particularly vulnerable to alcohol toxicity. ..." - Role of MCP-1 and CCR2 in Alcohol Neurotoxicity - PMC From the...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    ... continued ... Undocumented, undemonstrated, unevidenced accusation & may be safely ignored. When many read the Bible, they read through 'beer-goggles', because it allows them to continue in a lifestyle that they have already chosen to live in, or that the (lost) 'world' accepts as their...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    Only to some, are the facts of alcohol 'tiring' (a depressant), as they wear upon their conscience and body, until the day, that conscience is seared beyond repair and the body broken in consequences. As for instance, "... Your liver doesn't register a glass of wine any differently from a...
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    Celebrating the 250th birthday

    My brother's (still living) birthday is on July 4th (as was my late maternal grandmother's), and our family usually gets together and hangs out as family as able. Sometimes we are able to watch fireworks in the area. This year is a little different though, since one brother is gone, and sister...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    If a person has one ("a glass of wine"), it is already ruling their life, for they have not allowed the word of God to rule their life, for it is plain what alcohol is, in its very essence, its nature; a "deceive[r]", "mocker" and "rag[ing]" (Pro. 20:1), even as the devil is. Instead, they love...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    A text, on the subject of the OP: Amo_6:12 Shall horses run upon the rock? will one plow there with oxen? for ye have turned judgment into gall, and the fruit of righteousness into hemlock: It is something we should all be careful to think upon, so that we do not become like those of old...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    I noticed the words "looks like" in the response, which is a subjective perspective from an individual, who has (obviously) not read the material in full at all, nor understood the materials primary point (even in the title) itself. No, a person, whom is a Christian (a king and priest of the...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    Simple, consider the first sentence (again), please - "The response is simply carrying the incorrect assumption that modern man knows something that the ancients did not already know and understand." - What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it? It is simply an equative...
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    What does the Bible say about "wine"? Are Christians to drink it?

    The response is simply carrying the incorrect assumption that modern man knows something that the ancients did not already know and understand. As for instance, are you familiar with the "Antikythera mechanism"?
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    Have people rightly understood the primary doctrine on Father, Son & Holy Ghost?

    Indeed, though His nature is more than "a bit", and such is entirely a mystery. Hence, the question. When you say "it", in reference to the Holy Ghost / Spirit, do you not acknowledge the Holy Ghost's / Spirit's personhood, or are you just utilizing a particular phrasing from scripture...
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    Have people rightly understood the primary doctrine on Father, Son & Holy Ghost?

    The response you provided is a classic example of the logical fallacy of 'argumentum ad antiquitatem / traditionem', or in other words, 'because said thing has existed and continued to exist for some period of time that this exhonorates / proves its validity / factualness / truthfulness'. It...
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    Have people rightly understood the primary doctrine on Father, Son & Holy Ghost?

    Correct about the first (Constantine), but incorrect about the second (sister White) and third (anyone else). However, this is not the place (this thread) to discuss her (sister White's) God-given authority, or others ('anyone else'). Feel free to start another thread on it, and I will be more...
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    Have people rightly understood the primary doctrine on Father, Son & Holy Ghost?

    The point of the OP is to discuss the matter and ask questions of one another. Feel free to ask me about "trinity" at any time. :) I will be glad to reply to the question. My question to you (or any) is, Where, in scripture, is the nature of the Holy Ghost / Spirit ever given? (I suggest to...
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    Have people rightly understood the primary doctrine on Father, Son & Holy Ghost?

    Right. And? Yes. And? Acceptance of an ideology does not validate that ideology as truth. A 4th Cent. "creed" invented by the prevailing catholicism at the time. It is error, and can be shown to be in error from scripture. It is not that difficult. Exactly. It violates Isa. 8:20; 1 Pet...
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    Have people rightly understood the primary doctrine on Father, Son & Holy Ghost?

    I am not merely an "Adventist". I am a Seventh-day Adventist. There is a major difference. Catholics are also "Adventists". JW are also "Adventists". &c. I am also not interested in "an Adventist perspective". I am only interested in the scriptural (Bible) perspective. It is infallible...
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