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Can you save someone else’s soul by choice?We make choices which save our souls.
Not to my satisfaction.I already answered.
I’m not interested in that part of the conversation.No, it's part of the conversation.
Can you save someone else’s soul by choice?We make choices which save our souls.
Not to my satisfaction.I already answered.
I’m not interested in that part of the conversation.No, it's part of the conversation.
They saved theirs.Can you save someone else’s soul by choice?
I don't really care.Not to my satisfaction.
Ok, well we're done.I’m not entertaining that part of the conversation.
You can’t know the state of their soul.They saved theirs.
Obviously.I don't really care.
Agreed.Ok, well we're done.
ByeYou can’t know the state of their soul.
Obviously.
Agreed.
This is hilarious 😆. Considering you initiated attacks against me and Judaism, attacked Jews in Toronto by saying that they frequent prostitutes, saying stealing is a Jewish heritage, etc.Are you still chirping? lol Do you still believe your opinion is relevant to me?
My feelings weren't hurt at all. He insulted me and Christianity.
What drama? Dealing with internet "Karens"? It's part of being on forums. LMAO!!!
Why are you quoting what you've said isn't inspired from post #258? Post in thread 'Israel/Palestine' https://forums.carm.org/threads/israel-palestine.13802/post-10863457 main heads and 10 sub heads! The 10 heads all want to join the beast.....
Revelation 17:11-13
11 The beast which was and is not, is himself also an eighth and is one of the seven, and he goes to destruction. 12 The ten horns which you saw are ten kings who have not yet received a kingdom, but they receive authority as kings with the beast for one hour. 13 These have one purpose, and they give their power and authority to the beast.
He's in pretty good company.Well, you like to think that.
Then it's murder, not sacrifice...sorry. Their blood does not expiate or propitiate...it only produces blood-guilt on the murderers. The sacrificial system you have now abrogated and replaced since the expiatory death of your Messiah was designed to expiated the sins of the people.For the salvation of their souls. It's not like they had a choice.
You've become your own messiah, then, and you're saved in your own self-righteous. This is not Torah. This is convenient post-betrayal invention.We make choices which save our souls.
No one took his choice away...He made the decision, "Nevertheless, thy will, not mine be done." At any point he could have ended the ordeal and called legions of angels, but for the joy that was set before him (as it is written, He will see His offspring, He will prolong His days,No, he followed the Father's will which means no choice. Your will be done. He wanted to pass the cup.
Yeah. You were wrong. Care to show how the slaughter of innocents saves souls?I already answered.
An asham is only for specific sins and in some cases requires a requirement of a monetary debt. Jesus never did that, nor did his blood make it on to the altar at the temple per the commandments.He's in pretty good company.
Isaiah 53:Yet it was the LORD’s will to crush Him
and to cause Him to suffer;
and when His soul is made a guilt offering (asham (אָשָׁם)
He will see His offspring, He will prolong His days,
and the good pleasure of the LORD will prosper in His hand.
It pays for their sins. The wages of sin is death. In the process they repent and ask for forgiveness. As a result, the nation also seeks repentance and forgiveness.Then it's murder, not sacrifice...sorry. Their blood does not expiate or propitiate...it only produces blood-guilt on the murderers.
The death of Messiah was never called for in Torah. Nor did Jesus place his blood on the altar. So, his sacrifice fell short.The sacrificial system you have now abrogated and replaced since the expiatory death of your Messiah was designed to expiated the sins of the people.
We are saved by obedience to the commandments. They bring life. Jesus relied on his parents righteousness on at least 3 commandments.You've become your own messiah, then, and you're saved in your own self-righteous. This is not Torah. This is convenient post-betrayal invention.
You proved my point. He had zero choice over the Father's will.No one took his choice away...He made the decision, "Nevertheless, thy will, not mine be done."
Hearsay.At any point he could have ended the ordeal and called legions of angels,
Was he married and had children? That's in the commandments.but for the joy that was set before him (as it is written, He will see His offspring, He will prolong His days,
and the good pleasure of the LORD will prosper in His hand.},
Sorry, but even Jesus cried for salvation, Heb 5:7, and grew in righteousness, Luke 2:52.He endured the cross. He knew the promise you ignore, and weighed the benefit with the cost and found the value in the benefit, even your salvation if you would see Him.
Shown previously. I'll continue any discussion you want in the Judaism forum. Just create an OP and send me the link.Yeah. You were wrong. Care to show how the slaughter of innocents saves souls?
His blood made it to the heavenly altar, the real one, after which pattern Moses built the tabernacle in the desert.An asham is only for specific sins and in some cases requires a requirement of a monetary debt. Jesus never did that, nor did his blood make it on to the altar at the temple per the commandments.
You made that up. I cannot, by getting murdered, repentant or not, expiate my own sins. Blood guilt is ascribed to those who shed innocent blood, but each one that perished still has to face his maker. What you claim is found no where in Torah. And where, since Daniel, has the nation sought repentance and found it, and turned back to the God of the Word? Your god is not the God of Moses...but the god of Aaron while Moses was on the mountain.It pays for their sins. The wages of sin is death. In the process they repent and ask for forgiveness. As a result, the nation also seeks repentance and forgiveness.
A soul being made ashram would argue against your claim...That's the blood laid down. The soul is in the blood, as you know, and that is repeated to establish the truth.The death of Messiah was never called for in Torah. Nor did Jesus place his blood on the altar. So, his sacrifice fell short.
Create an OP in the Judaism forum and we can talk about anything you want.His blood made it to the altar after which pattern Moses built the tabernacle in the desert.
I didn't write Isaiah or inspire him...Jesus' soul was made an asham according to the Word of the Living God.
You made that up. I cannot, by getting murdered, repentant or not, expiate my own sins. That is no where in Torah. And where, since Daniel, has the nation sought repentance and found it, and turned back to the God of the Word? Your god is not the God of Moses...but the god of Aaron while Moses was on the mountain.
A soul being made ashram would argue against you claim...That's the blood laid down. The soul is in the blood, as you know, and that is repeated to establish the truth.
And they bring condemnation to all in disobedience to one. The wages of sin is death. "The soul who sins is the one who will die. "We are saved by obedience to the commandments. They bring life.
Actually, God foreknew their propensity to obedience. See what Gabriel said to Mary.Jesus relied on his parents righteousness on at least 3 commandments.![]()
Love compelled Him...what Adam lacked in love, the Last Adam had and responded. The choice is always there, and He spoke of the choice when He spoke of the angels at His command. At any point He could have refused the joy that was set before him. Your point is moot.You proved my point. He had zero choice over the Father's will.
Of course. He said so, and I heard Him.Hearsay.
He was betrothed and faithful...He has a Bride. There will be offspring at the entrance of His Word into the heart of the Bride.Was he married and had children? That's in the commandments.
You keep pretending that you understand, and you're so removed from understanding.Sorry, but even Jesus cried for salvation, Heb 5:7,
Of course he did. Righteousness is accumulated...it doesn't just happen. It's a collection of deeds. Why do you not understand this?and grew in righteousness, Luke 2:52.
Except it wasn't. Abels's blood cried out...it put blood guilt on Cain. It didn't save anyone.Shown previously.
Like I said, post in the Judaism forum.And they bring condemnation to all in disobedience to one. The wages of sin is death. "The soul who sins is the one who will die. "
Actually, God foreknew their propensity to obedience. See what Gabriel said to Mary.
Love compelled Him...what Adam lacked in love, the Last Adam had and responded. The choice is always there, and He spoke of the choice when He spoke of the angels at His command. At any point He could have refused the joy that was set before him. Your point is moot.
Of course. He said so, and I heard Him.
He was betrothed and faithful...He has a Bride. There will be offspring at the entrance of His Word into the heart of the Bride.
That's in the prophets
You keep pretending that you understand, and you're so removed from understanding.
"During the days of Jesus’ earthly life, He offered up prayers and petitions with loud cries and tears to the One who could save Him from death, and He was heard because of His reverence." He was the Word. He became the Word made Flesh, and He humbled Himself and became as Adam, subject to the principles of Creation that He wrote. He walked with God in the cool of the day, and knowing what had to come to restore Law to Life, he participated in all the emotions of the process. He was heard and He was raised from death to life, overcoming death. "I will ransom them from the power of Sheol; I will redeem them from Death. Where, O Death, are your plagues? Where, O Sheol, is your sting?" He didn't have to "cry for salvation." He had to pray as all saints pray, and petition as mediator, as Moses petitioned and as Moses said He would. Jesus didn't need to pray for salvation, He IS salvation. He is JahoShua, as you well know.
Of course he did. Righteousness is accumulated...it doesn't just happen. It's a collection of deeds. Why do you not understand this?
Except it wasn't. Abels's blood cried out...it put blood guilt on Cain. It didn't save anyone.
Well, being that God isn't visible, He's never been seen. Even the NT attests to that.
What's ridiculous is that the holes you perceive are the ones you have in your religion. No one has seen your god ever.
Yes Jesus did use the teaches of the Tanakh, but also said in 3 days He will raise up and rebuild a temple not made of human hands.Actually, Tanakh prophesied the destruction of the temple. At best, Jesus borrowed.
Freedom of choice. Similar to Christians that say they're Christians but don't act it.
That's what Abraham understood but God provided the ram which was always the plan.
Yawn. You cant reason with brainwashed people.See above.
I never said otherwise.
No, you're confused again.
You're confusing verses again.
See above.
Rotfl... you started by criticizing and then I pointed out the hypocrisy in your stance. Yeah, you're a hypocrite.
Actually, history shows the Romans killed Jesus. They flogged him too. Why don't you call the RCC anti since they killed your guy?
No surprise.
Did he give it away free, or are you whistling Dixie? Jews give lots of things away including help when catastrophes occur around the world. I don't hear Canadians doing that much.
Rotfl... I've never had to pay for sex. You though have admitted you're on a friendly basis.
Sorry, I had a typo previously. You're admitting Palestinians have zero archeological evidence of history in the region. Just modern day immigrants from Jordan, etc.
I gave references already in the NT. You also forget Jesus went to hell when he died preaching the gospel to those being tormented, the book of Revelations, the weaping and gnashing of teeth, etc.
Or do you throw out everything that isn't convenient for you in the NT?
Nope. Not until you admit the Palestinians have just as much a right to live there as you do and this is all a bunch of nonsense.Ok, then bother someone else.
Jesus did have a choice and He chose to serve GOD. That's like saying GOD wants martyrs and revolutionaries dead. NO! The god of this world wants them dead. GOD understands that these people must die in order for natural social evolution(revolution) to occur.Yep, no man but God wanted him dead, correct? Your will be done?
Just like Jesus, trying to speak to them in terms they understand.Why are you quoting what you've said isn't inspired from post #258? Post in thread 'Israel/Palestine' https://forums.carm.org/threads/israel-palestine.13802/post-1086345
"I dont recognize the book of Revelations as Spirit inspired".