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Comment on How To Obtain God’s Power by Scott

Scott — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 17:39:58 +0000

Hello Sir,
I thought this was great! I wrote it all down. I found it to be very refreshing revelation and I will share it with the people I know.

Sincerely,
Scott Atchley

Comment on How To Obtain God’s Power by bpaulson

bpaulson — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 17:19:22 +0000

Lee,
I am not sure what you are talking about. The book that this video is made from is The Bible. I share the meaning from the Greek Language. I don’t know how the Bible is considered “Prosperity Gospel”

If you are talking about The Career Professor, no it is simply a system to get a new job. It shows you how to find a job, interview, ask for an offer, etc. All the techniques used are from the Bible. Unfortunately most people do not apply Biblical principles to everyday life. This just puts together a system where people can plug in their information.

In Christ,

Pastor Bob

Comment on Did the Resurrection really happen? by "Kalev" Lee Vail

"Kalev" Lee Vail — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:42:32 +0000

Richard B., you’re on track. It matters significantly which day He was crucified on and which day He rose. Does anyone know when the day begins in Papa God’s reconing? Hint, Genesis 1:5 is the first time it is written. What Christendom calls Christmas and Easter where gifts from as unrepentent Roman Emporer, Constantine. Yeshua (Jesus) observed the Holy Days listed in Leviticus 23. Read about it yourself.
With love to all, shalom aleichem!

Comment on How To Obtain God’s Power by "Kalev" Lee Vail

"Kalev" Lee Vail — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:24:15 +0000

Tell me more about the “theology” or “doctrine” of this book. Is it about a “Prosperity Gospel”?

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Comment on Did the Resurrection really happen? by Tim Brown

Tim Brown — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 14:46:07 +0000

Richard B.

You are right on the money. We need to stay away from tradition and use God’s Holy Word to show people the truth. Jesus died on Wednesday at sundown and was ressurrected before sunrise on Sunday. Look at the creation account in the book of Genesis. Gen 1:5 And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day. The evening and the morning was the first day. We see a day beginning at sunrise but the next day begins at sundown. This is hard for us to understand because we have conditioned our minds to believe that a day begins when we get out of bed in the morning. Jesus was taken off of the cross just before sundown on Wednesday, at sundown the High Sabbath began and Jesus was in the grave from sundown on Wednesday until just after sundown on Saturday Which means he was in the grave for three days and three nights. He rose on Sunday. He rose with all power in heaven and earth in his hands. If you don’t believe this you will, because the Bible says that every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is lord.

Comment on Did the Resurrection really happen? by Carol Aiken

Carol Aiken — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 19:40:04 +0000

Correction: I meant to say “faith doesn’t need science to stand.”

Comment on Did the Resurrection really happen? by Carol Aiken

Carol Aiken — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 19:38:25 +0000

It really is not important whether one adheres to a particular day of the week for the resurrection. What is important is the belief that Jesus did live, die, was buried, rose from the grave, ascended to the Father, and sent the Holy Spirit down all for our salvation – the salvation of soul or flesh-oriented humans. Without this act, there would be none who could ever see God; for one thing, we would never be able to enter that realm without the resurrection body because “flesh and blood cannot enter” but most important we could never be forgiven based on the law because eventually we would run out of animal sacrifices since man is inevitably going to break any rules that are laid out for him to follow – even if they are for his own good. Praise be to God for his gift. Let the scientists try to understand or disprove it but they shall never succeed because these things are only to be spiritually discerned and the mind of the flesh is opposed to spiritual things. All believers have this gift through faith – and while science can work with faith which God will undoubtedly eventually disclose; faith doesn’t need faith to stand. It is by faith that we believe and accept Christ as God’s gift of salvation to us; and science can never prove or disprove faith! Amen

Comment on Did the Resurrection really happen? by Richard B

Richard B — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 04:17:41 +0000

As usual, so many Christians follow tradition and ignore what the Bible says. No wonder Islam is doing so well in the world.
The ONLY proof the Bible gives is that he died and just as Jonah was in the belly of the “big fish” was dead for 3 days and 3 nights. So how does that work then?
A minister told me that Friday to Sunday is 3 days. What rubbish. Obviously he was trying to justify as so many churches try to do, to back up their tradition and not the facts.
Christ died at sunset – remember – he had a sword thrust through his side to finish him off before the Sabbath just as predicted in Zechariah 12:10. (John 19:34)
Let’s use some common sense and Not fit into tradition, but the facts.
As He was risen early on Sunday morning – the 1st day of the week, He must have risen just before sunset on Saturday.
Go 3 days and nights before that to Friday, to Thursday, to Wednesday at sunset and that was when he died.
BUT – how does that work out with tradition and the Sabbath and the facts?
As well as the weekly Sabbaths on the 7th day of every week, were the annual Sabbaths. Read John 19:31.
It was the “day of Preparation” – “for that sabbath was a high day” and so the Thursday was an annual sabbath. Christ was crucified on Wednesday.
You work out which one!

Comment on Did the Resurrection really happen? by bpaulson

bpaulson — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 01:31:07 +0000

Tom you are exactly right. Easter eggs and the Easter Bunny all come from paganism and again you are right. When you really start to study the Greek Hebrew languages you will realize that the traditions we do are fine and don’t really matter as long as they do not conflict with the Word. So folks we can all eat marshmallow peeps every Easter!!