Recent content by Rachel Redux

Yep. And that's a big departure from the often heard story that Mary was the Apostle that Jesus loved. Agreed. Yes. It's crowdfunded so I guess the sets, etc., depend on how much money gets donated to them? You've got it and thank you! 🙂

Yes, it can be a strength. It can also make life hard. 🥲 I've already seen both seasons. I like season 2, but not as well as season 1. The actor who played Nicodemus deserved an Emmy. He was awesome.

I figure I'm probably somewhere on the spectrum. 🤔

Yes... They are starting filming of season three this month. I'm looking forward to it.

Yes, the acting is great. My favorite scene was when Matthew was called to follow Jesus. It made me cry. 😭

Have you watched that series, "The Chosen?" Season one was absolutely awesome!!

Okay, thanks professor. As the article points out, Jesus was legally Joseph’s son.

I don't see that it's all that clear it has to be through the male line.

No. I'm pointing to the adoption aspect.

Huh?

You're wrong. [While it is true that kingship must be by bloodline, not adoption, this assumes that Jesus was adopted by Joseph. There is no reason to believe he was, Scriptural or otherwise. In fact, Jesus was counted as legally Joseph’s son and, therefore, available to inherit everything...

Oh, did I? THE LORD hath sworn in truth unto David; he will not turn from it; Of the fruit of thy body will I set upon thy throne.” Psalm 132:11 That would be his descendents. 😉

Um...no...it's a specific promise to David's descendant. It doesn't apply to David. Nice try, though. It's all over the NT. Since you'll just come back saying you don't believe the NT, I won't bother answering you.

That does NOT answer my question. When was David ever promised that he would sit at God's right hand? Saying that God's right arm represents strength is something else entirely. He was Joseph's adopted son. How is he ruled out?

Your statement was made in reply to YP's quote, "The Lord said to my Lord, “Sit at My right hand, Till I make Your enemies Your footstool” Since when was David ever promised that he'd sit at God's right hand? Well? It was his descendant who was promised: THE LORD hath sworn in truth unto...