Confirmed again...Completely and utterly. None are left. 🥱
So glad you're still breathing, Trav. At least one of the critics still has hope.WOF is dying off one at a time. The WOF reaper came for Apostle Leroy Thompson a couple months ago and word is he had trouble taking it with him.
Gee I wonder why?Completely and utterly. None are left. 🥱
See Photine, you don't know as much as you think. Google the Word of faith movement. You will get hundreds of sights on it. Btw guys, Photine here believes Jesus Christ is the Holy Spirit. I've tried to explain it to him hundreds of times but he don't get it.What exactly is "Word of faith"??
See Photine, you don't know as much as you think. Google the Word of faith movement. You will get hundreds of sights on it.
Btw guys, Photine here believes Jesus Christ is the Holy Spirit.
Redundancy is redundant. Simple as that.Oh it's dead alright, trust me. What do I base this on? Well, most of us have been on CARM and on this particular site for about 20-24 years or so. At that time this place was extremely busy and fun I might add. Now look at it! Tell me spokenword, can you explain what happened over time? I can!
IN HINN,
james
You're an Oak...there is no need to refute again the objections you raised twenty-four years ago and have still not grown out of.
Word of Faith is a paradigm for biblical exegesis that allows the Bible to interpret itself, and that practices the faith of Abraham who took God at His Word and obeyed Him. Those with what Peter calls "like precious faith" move, act and pray as the Word Himself gives them license. Typically we have what those who call themselves the "orthodoxy" (though they have left Paul's doctrine for the inventions of centuries of impotent traditions that nullify the Word) "objectionable doctrine." We believe in the "prosperity gospel" that states, "Give and it shall be given to you pressed down, shaken together and rolling over in this life and in the life to come...," because Jesus said so. We believe in healing, because Jesus said believers "will lay their hands on the sick and they shall recover." We believe that Jesus told us to "name it and claim it," because He said, "...if they believe in their heart and do not doubt, they shall have whatsoever they say." We don't look to compromise the Word when it is that clear...we recognize our own weakness, and move on to treating our faith as you would treat a mustard seed, until it grows as a tree big enough to sustain even the birds of the air.What exactly is "Word of faith"??
Yep...Ted first said this twenty-four years ago. He was just as clever then as you are today. Nothing new, and no growth. Thanks for buttressing my point.You're an Oak...
You got it...look forward to your thoughts.I wanted an answer from people on here.
Have you studied Greek?...because you're being a little more dogmatic than the Greek allows. "The Lord is the Spirit" can actually be correctly translated, "The Spirit is the Lord..." due to the placement of the verb after "the spirit"...which can flag the subject in a sentence with a predicate nominative. "'O de kurios to pneuma estin..." Jesus is not the Holy Spirit, any more than your body is your spirit. It doesn't work that way.Because that's what Paul says in 2 Cor 3:17.
Have you studied Greek?...because you're being a little more dogmatic than the Greek allows. "The Lord is the Spirit" can actually be correctly translated, "The Spirit is the Lord..." due to the placement of the verb after "the spirit"...which can flag the subject in a sentence with a predicate nominative. "'O de kurios to pneuma estin..." Jesus is not the Holy Spirit, any more than your body is your spirit. It doesn't work that way.
Word of Faith is a paradigm for biblical exegesis that allows the Bible to interpret itself, and that practices the faith of Abraham who took God at His Word and obeyed Him. Those with what Peter calls "like precious faith" move, act and pray as the Word Himself gives them license. Typically we have what those who call themselves the "orthodoxy" (though they have left Paul's doctrine for the inventions of centuries of impotent traditions that nullify the Word) "objectionable doctrine." We believe in the "prosperity gospel" that states, "Give and it shall be given to you pressed down, shaken together and rolling over in this life and in the life to come...," because Jesus said so. We believe in healing, because Jesus said believers "will lay their hands on the sick and they shall recover." We believe that Jesus told us to "name it and claim it," because He said, "...if they believe in their heart and do not doubt, they shall have whatsoever they say." We don't look to compromise the Word when it is that clear...we recognize our own weakness, and move on to treating our faith as you would treat a mustard seed, until it grows as a tree big enough to sustain even the birds of the air.
Go ahead beachie, explain to Photine here "WHY" Jesus is "NOT" the Holy Spirit using English. Also, explain to him why your not a Binitarian. And while your at it maybe you can explain to him that Wof teaches Jesus went to hell was punished by Satan and when God the Father blurted out, "Let Him be" He ended up being born again in hell.You got it...look forward to your thoughts.
Have you studied Greek?...because you're being a little more dogmatic than the Greek allows. "The Lord is the Spirit" can actually be correctly translated, "The Spirit is the Lord..." due to the placement of the verb after "the spirit"...which can flag the subject in a sentence with a predicate nominative. "'O de kurios to pneuma estin..." Jesus is not the Holy Spirit, any more than your body is your spirit. It doesn't work that way.
Go ahead beachie, explain to Photine here "WHY" Jesus is "NOT" the Holy Spirit using English.