False, because prayer is to be directed "to" Jesus.Joel 2:32 is fulfilled through Jesus and not as Jesus.
False, because prayer is to be directed "to" Jesus.Joel 2:32 is fulfilled through Jesus and not as Jesus.
ROFLOL, for neither in Peters sermon of Acts 2 nor in Paul's words of Romans 10:8-13 is it ever stated that prayer is being directed to Jesus, you are making that up, for in neither of those passages does it even hint of that.False, because prayer is to be directed "to" Jesus.
ROFLOL, for neither in Peters sermon of Acts 2 nor in Paul's words of Romans 10:8-13 is it ever stated that prayer is being directed to Jesus,
God is The ONE and ONLY Savior.No it does not. It means that Jesus is God's appointed savior.
ROFLOL, you still have to show where in Romans 10:8-10 Paul is saying that Jesus is the one who is actually called upon and you can't do that because it isn't stated.A Greek and English Lexicon to the New Testament: To call upon, invoke, in prayer. Rom. 10:12, 14. 2 Tim. 2:22. Acts 7:59...JEHOVAH then was the name which eminently distinguished the true God from all false gods; and in the N.T. ἐπικαλέσηται τὸ ὄνομα κυρίου imports invoking the true God, with a confession that he is Jehovah, i.e. with an acknowledgement of his essential and incommunicable attributes. And in this view the phrase is applied to Christ, Acts 2:21. (Comp. Joel 2:32. Acts 9:13, 14, 21.) Acts 22:16. Rom. 10:13, (comp ver. 9, 11) 1 Cor. 1:2 (epikaleō, page 243, the boldface is mine)
Another one of your myths just bit the dust.
I didn't bother to read the rest of the garbage you wrote because the above is so easy to demonstrate.ROFLOL, you still have to show where in Romans 10:8-10 Paul is saying that Jesus is the one who is actually called upon and you can't do that because it isn't stated.
For a know it all know nothing arrogant simpleton like yourself who lives in your little mythological trinitarian fantasy land like you do, I guess every would be easy.I didn't bother to read the rest of the garbage you wrote because the above is so easy to demonstrate.
https://forums.carm.org/threads/paul-applies-yhwh-from-joel-3-5-lxx-unto-the-lord-jesus-in-romans-10-13.7415/
Thanks for making it easy for me to refute your heresy.For a know it all know nothing arrogant simpleton like yourself
The only thing that you are doing is showing your pathetic ignorance, arrogance and depravity.Thanks for making it easy for me to refute your heresy.
The only thing that you are doing is showing your pathetic ignorance, arrogance and depravity.
The only refuting you have done here is in that mythological trinitarian fantasy world that you live in.It is still easy to refute your heresy.
Acts 2:36
Therefore let all the house of Israel know for certain that God has made Him both Lord and Christ—this Jesus whom you crucified. (NASB)
The first thing to notice is that moments earlier Peter (recorded by Luke) applied YHWH from Joel 3:5 (Septuagint) in reference to praying to the Lord Jesus in Acts 2:21. This demonstrates the Lord Jesus is God.
https://forums.carm.org/threads/pau...lxx-unto-the-lord-jesus-in-romans-10-13.7415/
Therefore, Jesus was not made Lord in that He was created for He has always been the Lord. Jesus was made Lord in that His resurrection validated His Lordship.
Vine's Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words: The title 'Lord', as given to the Saviour, in its full significance rests upon the resurrection, Acts 2:36; Rom. 10:9; 14:9 (Lord, page 690).
Romans 1:4 also links Jesus being declared the Son of God with His resurrection, even though the Bible already taught that He is the Son of God before this writing (cf. John 11:27). Once again, His resurrection validated that He is the Son of God.
It is worth noting that the expression, "the Lord Jesus" was first used after His resurrection (Luke 24:3).
Those who believe Acts 2:36 teaches the Lord Jesus is not God are very confused.
Acts 2:36
Therefore let all the house of Israel know for certain that God has made Him both Lord and Christ—this Jesus whom you crucified. (NASB)
The first thing to notice is that moments earlier Peter (recorded by Luke) applied YHWH from Joel 3:5 (Septuagint) in reference to praying to the Lord Jesus in Acts 2:21. This demonstrates the Lord Jesus is God.
https://forums.carm.org/threads/pau...lxx-unto-the-lord-jesus-in-romans-10-13.7415/
Therefore, Jesus was not made Lord in that He was created for He has always been the Lord. Jesus was made Lord in that His resurrection validated His Lordship.
Vine's Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words: The title 'Lord', as given to the Saviour, in its full significance rests upon the resurrection, Acts 2:36; Rom. 10:9; 14:9 (Lord, page 690).
Romans 1:4 also links Jesus being declared the Son of God with His resurrection, even though the Bible already taught that He is the Son of God before this writing (cf. John 11:27). Once again, His resurrection validated that He is the Son of God.
It is worth noting that the expression, "the Lord Jesus" was first used after His resurrection (Luke 24:3).
Those who believe Acts 2:36 teaches the Lord Jesus is not God are very confused.
Romans 10:13, which could be your hope, you have turned into your downfall.The only refuting you have done here is in that mythological trinitarian fantasy world that you live in.
ROFLOL, don't tell me about what my hope might be dude, for I was saved around 1972 and that is when my hope found me.Romans 10:13, which could be your hope, you have turned into your downfall.
I already did, dude.ROFLOL, don't tell me about what my hope might be dude,
I already did that also and I lumped it in along with the simpleton who said it as well.I already did, dude.
If you don't like then you can lump it.
I already did that also and I lumped it in along with the simpleton who said it as well.
Romans 10:13 tells us whoever calls upon the name of The Lord(Jesus Christ)will be saved.ROFLOL, you still have to show where in Romans 10:8-10 Paul is saying that Jesus is the one who is actually called upon and you can't do that because it isn't stated.
What is stated, is that "if you will confess with your mouth Jesus as kurios and believe in your heart that Yahweh has raised him from the dead you will be saved.
Or are you that simple in your thinking that you do not know the difference between calling upon someone and confessing to them that they are something?
Maybe I should tell you how I got saved, for first I was in great distress over a number of things in my life to the point of almost a breakdown and one night it got so severe that I began to weep and call out to God to help me and that whatever he would tell I needed to do I would do it for I knew how much of a sinner I was, and I almost choked to death on my tears it was that severe.
I was brought up in a Catholic family and believed that it was all about being good enough, for that is what they teach and I knew I wasn't making the mark with my deeds.
Two weeks after this, I was on a union construction job and this guy that I worked with just started talking to me about the scriptures and about God's grace and some other issues that were right in line with what I was going through, and then he gave me some Bible verses to read.
That night I got my families Bible and looked up the verses and started reading whole chapters and all of a sudden it seamed to jump out at me what I had never seen or known before concerning God's grace and how all God wanted from me was my faith and acceptance of his love for me by Jesus' death on the cross.
Right away I felt God's presence and my heart being cleansed from sin and a warm feeling of his love within my heart and surrounding me and I knew my sins were forgiven and I was accepted by God.
The next day, I noticed that my life had taken a change, for I used to cuss every other word and really fowl language also but there were no cuss words coming out of my mouth and I wasn't even trying not to cuss either, it just wasn't there anymore and I kept noticing more and more changes also.
I smoked about 3 1/2 to 4 packs of cigarettes a day and all I wanted to do is read the word every chance that I got, so on lunch break I would have a cigarette in one hand and the Bible in the other and in two more weeks the cigarette was gone and so was the habit while the Bible remained.
My experience with 'God through Christ was a powerful one and when I told my dad what had happened to me, he put his hands around my neck and began choking and shaking me and told me to get out of his house and I was living there, so I had to find a motel to live in for a while until I could get up enough money to get my own apartment.
My grandfather also came after me one time and my grandmother had to pull him off of me, for they were Catholic and what I had was the real thing and not religion and they could sense it in me.
So I called on God before I accepted Christ two weeks later and before God I am not lying either, for every bit of what I said is the truth.
It must be tough defending your heresy. I'm glad I don't have to.
How could that be, being I am not the one with the heresy to defend but rather you are?It must be tough defending your heresy. I'm glad I don't have to.