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I believe in 3 things a bible focused church, Jesus died for my sins, and after church potlucks.
(I'm southern Baptist)
That's good to hear.
But perhaps then you shouldn't have a dismissive attitude towards someone taking the time to post such information for those who don't yet know, and could be influenced by false claims of others regarding the faith.
All good brother, I apologize also. I was just left to conclude that you were some atheistic scoffer I was used to dealing with. God bless.
That isnt a God, that is just a local story-teller telling children tales on how to behave, "the witch" that will come for you at night if you dont stop being a jerk with your sister is just eternal flames - and the story got out of hands.
Hey, you've read the whole bible ? Wich version ? Greek, i hope so ? D'you know there are still Aramean speaker living in the world and that you can learn it including the pronunciation ? Because a copy of a copy of a copy, with heavy rewording and rephrasings throught each translation and further shedongs during times and interpretations, is NOT the original Word of God. Hope you are aware of that fact.
D'you believe in Hell for the non-believers ?
https://youtu.be/r_5yUXjXizQ?t=899 from 15+ minutes of the video.
You too? I thought I just imagined that.
https://youtu.be/r_5yUXjXizQ?t=899 from 15+ minutes of the video. [/quote]
look your entitled to your beliefs as I'm entitled to mine. It doesn't mean I have to agree with you though so you go on your merry way and Ill go on mine
You don't have to worry about that. God makes Himself known to anyone who is a just person, and who truly does care to know Him. He can even appear in a dream or a vision to those who have no other means of accessing knowledge of God.
Deuteronomy 4:29
"But if from thence thou shalt seek the Lord thy God, thou shalt find him, if thou seek him with all thy heart and with all thy soul."
How do you think Abraham, the first of the faithful after the great flood, came to know God? It is recorded in the Bible that he rejected the false idols of his time and therefore God noticed him and made Himself known to Abram (who later became Abraham).
Abraham actually interceded for the people of Sodom and Gomorrah by praying to God, and God agreed that He would spare the cities if He could find even 10 righteous people there. But because there wasn't even that many, and it was instead full of extremely sinful people, the cities were condemned. God even sent two angels to investigate the cities firsthand, and the people of Sodom tried to rape them (Genesis 19).
Lot, Abraham's nephew, tried to warn some of the people of the city that he knew, but they simply laughed at him and took him for one trying to pull a prank. Even if he could've spoken to all of them, it was made clear they were unwilling to listen or believe.
I don't worry about it too much because the Bible states that God would preserve His Word, and I believe He is more than powerful enough to be able to do so.
Psalm 12:6-7
"The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.
Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever."
The KJV is the only version I've found to be accurate to the original texts. It's the only one I use. There were older translations that are okay too, before the KJV was compiled, but as far as the most recent accurate version available, that's what I read. Other translations seem to often change the original meaning of passages, typically to fit "modern" sensibilities.