works very well with children.
David Miller
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the kind of evangelism that John approves of
DAVEH: Is that a typo?
There is no "new law" JD; the law is the law. Jesus gave a new commandment which the Promise of the Father (Holy Spirit)
enables us to perform whereas the ppl under the old covenant with no supernatural help had a difficult time performing. Also
the blood of bulls and goats could not cleanse the
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Heathens also buy houses and drive cars. If you do not
have a sinful nature, Dean, then you
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Heathens also buy houses and drive cars. If you do not have a sinful nature, Dean, then you do not need any outside help ... as in the Spirit. And if you reject the Spirit's influence (whether intentionally or not
6 22:31:59 + [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Heathens also
His resurrected body is flesh and bone David but it has no blood
and the man described in Revelation 1 certainly is not the one walking
about
in the four gospels doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the
devil.
I don't think a degree in biology equips anyone to understand all of
this, no
> From: "Dean Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> To: "TruthTalk" > Sent: February 04, 2006 06:52 > Subject: FW: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of God's Nature? > > > > > > > > Rev.2:26 And he that overcometh, and keepeth my works unto the end, to h
Quoting this Scripture does not mean nothing but, it comes pretty close.
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Rev.2:26 And
I give power over the nations > > > > [Original Message] > > From: Dean Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> > To: > > Date: 2/3/2006 9:41:14 PM > > Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of God's Nature? > > > > > > > > > > > [Origi
Rev.2:26 And he that overcometh, and keepeth my works unto the end, to him
will I give power over the nations
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cd: David did a good Job answering this already John.
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Where in NT scripture do you find the conversion
And it remains a mystery. I had asked DM waht he meant by the comment. No response.
jd
-- Original message -- From: Dave Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> the kind of evangelism that John approves ofDAVEH: Is that a typo? Did you instead mean to say.disapproves?Davi
the kind of evangelism that John approves of
DAVEH: Is that a typo? Did you instead mean to say.disapproves?
David Miller wrote:
JD wrote:
I do not believe in child evangelism.
CD wrote:
This makes me sad John.
What makes this
n crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me" (Gal 2.19).
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You are still ble
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>
> John wrote:
> > ... there is not a single case of child evangelism
> > in the NT scriptures. I think that to be significant
> >
John wrote:
> ... there is not a single case of child evangelism
> in the NT scriptures. I think that to be significant
> as relates to this discussion.
Even if your premise here were true, it would only be an argument from
silence that would not be very relevant. As it is, the Scriptures do g
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You are a riot, Judy ! No one you know - not a single person you know, believes this statement:
Judy wrote:> The scriptures are not a b
Yes and James Dobson was "saved" at age TWO. No point in saving that which is not lost. Again -- there is not a single case of child evangelism in the NT scriptures. I think that to be significant as relates to this discussion.
jd
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Yes , and James Dobson was converted at age TWO
-- Original message -- From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > John wrote: > > I wouldn't mind "child conversions" if there was > > some kind of confirmation as they reached an > > adult age. > > I was converted at age
Take it easy, John. It probably was a typo. We'll see.
David Miller
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John wrote:
> I wouldn't mind "child conversions" if there was
> some kind of confirmation as they reached an
> adult age.
I was converted at age 5. I consider my life confirmation, but maybe you
don't?
It is strange theology that espouses grace the way you do, but somehow you
don't believe ch
You are a riot, Judy ! No one you know - not a single person you know, believes this statement:
Judy wrote:> The scriptures are not a biological treatise;> they are about Jesus Christ from Genesis> to Revelation and he only has a physical flesh> and blood body for a very short time 3 1/
Do you speak of the "rebuking ministry?"
To imagine that a chld actually knows what he/she is doing when told to "raise your hands if you want to come into your life." Every kid in the house does it.
Sorry -- that is not evangelism. This exactly why we loose most of these kids by th
See comments below
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Heathens also buy houses and drive cars. If you do not have a sinful nature, Dean,
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I do not believe in child evangelism.
jd
cd: This makes me sad John.
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Judy wrote:
> The scriptures are not a biological treatise;
> they are about Jesus Christ from Genesis
> to Revelation and he only has a physical flesh
> and blood body for a very short time 3 1/2
> years to be exact
Now where do you get this idea, that Jesus only had a physical body for 3
1/2 ye
CD wrote:
> Sin is intentional-if the act is unintentional
> there is no sin involved-similar to a young
> Christian who hasn't been fully instructed-
> God looks at the intent. The old saying that
> "The road to hell is paved by good intentions"
> is wrong.
I hope you rethink this one Dean.
Levi
JD wrote:
>> I do not believe in child evangelism.
CD wrote:
> This makes me sad John.
What makes this even more sad is the fact that children are the ones who
benefit the most by the kind of evangelism that John approves of.
David Miller
--
"Let your speech be always with grace, seaso
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Dean writes: . . . we were brought to His state as Christians.
And from this morning: Bill I hesitate to answer this as
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Heathens also buy houses and drive cars. If you do not have a sinful nature, Dean, then you do not
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I do not believe in child evangelism.
jd
cd: This makes me sad John.
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tes:
So why is there no sin offering for children under the Old Law?
jd
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David makes some good points, here,
r own children holy. - See Dr. Lightfoot
jd
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So why is there no sin offering for children under t
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You talkin to me? Bill wrote the piece. But, since you asked -- you are the one using the term "heathen sinful nature," not me
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> Date: 2/2/2006 11:34:45 AM
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>
> cd wrote:
> >>> If it [flesh] was weak show me one biblical
> >>> account where it was weak-and we will
> >>> di
cd wrote:
>>> If it [flesh] was weak show me one biblical
>>> account where it was weak-and we will
>>> discuss that
David Miller wrote:
> Here are two:
>
> Matthew 4:2-3
> (2) And when he had fasted forty days and forty nights, he was afterward
an
> hungred.
> (3) And when the tempter came to him
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cd:There is not doubt that the Law failed and we needed the help of the Holy Spirit to keep the Law- Bu
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You talkin to me? Bill wrote the piece. But, since you asked -- you are the one using the term &qu
Guess again, Judy. The point is YOU HAVE NO SCRIPTURE for your claim that men lived without sin from Adam to Moses ... just JudySpeak !!
You have , once again, been cuaght adding to the Word with your opinions.
jd
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ans 4:4.
Agreed?! jd
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Could you make a line-item response, similar to what David does. For me to respond to you, sp
God for you... because even DM appears taken in by this one.
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So why is there no sin offering for children under the Old Law?
--
Deu 24:1
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Hi Dean. I am not "oneness" as that term is used to define a particular theology. That the
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There is and the Passover lamb was for the whole household, including children. judyt
cd: If a young person can be
Your own words contradict your theology. You admit that the language "born of a woman" are words that proclaim the human predicament. Any man born of woman shares in the predicament.
That the "generational curse" does not include the woman who gives birth, well, that is just silly, or wor
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So why is there no sin offering for children under the Old Law?
jd
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David makes some
n of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me"
(Gal 2.19).
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I find it quite amazing Dean that these people can just ignore scriptures like those you post
below and go on a
The point here is JD that they were born sinners and liable whether or not
they sinned
Jesus was not born a sinner. He is the ONLY begotten of the Father;
yes he had a flesh
and blood body but he was not born in the first Adam. His father is
God. judyt
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I John 5:20 "-- Jesus is the true God."
Making a distincti
ge -
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Could you make a line-item response, similar to what David
does. For me to respond t
Another way of saying the whole creation is under a curse JD; do you know
of any person who is not born
of a woman to date JD? However Jesus is the only one ever who is
begotten by God; that makes him an exception
since the iniquities of the fathers comes down by way of the male.
judyt
On
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David makes some good points, here, Dean.
At some point in life, Hitler had a choice. at some
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exception to the rule of Romans 4:4. Agreed?!
jd
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Could you make a line-item response, similar
rm.
jd
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You are still blending the natures of Christ, Dean. The result is mixing you up. The Divinity of Christ was in no way tainted by his h
What does this mean -- Death ruled from Adam to Moseseven over those who had not sinned and you are willing to fight over Jesushaving such a nature.
Your scripture for this. Those between Adam and Moses did not sin.
jd
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/1/2006 1:48:09 PM
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of God's Nature?
I John 5:20 "-- Jesus is the true God."
Making a distinction between "Lord" and "God" is to misunderstand exactly what Peter was saying when he pronounced Jesus as Lord and Messiah (Acts
Job is not alluding to what you are trying to say JD. jt
And what is Job alluding to, Judy. How can a man be pure when born of woman? There is some kind of mystery in those words? Something there that is hard to understand? Talk is cheap, Judy. Too bad it is also eternal. If it (Job
So why is there no sin offering for children under the Old Law?
jd
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David makes some good points, here,
none good but one, that is, God: but if thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments.
jd
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I am reth
n be a big boy while you're
gone and think for himself.
God's blessings,
Bill
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On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 08:47:05 -0500 "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
Judy wrote: Christ is not the literal seed of David's genitals Bill and
by your insistance that
he is you have far more scripture to explain away than I do.
DM: Actually, Bill does not have to explain away any Scriptur
Is Job a Jew JD?
Did the Jews recognize and acknowledge Christ in their generation
Go through scripture and look for some "iniquities of the mothers"
Why is it that men are so proud to take leadership roles except when it
comes to responsibility? Amazing!!
No wonder you want to put band aids o
;Dean Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I John 5:20 "-- Jesus is the true God."
avid
Miller
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ROTFLOL! Do you think Judy understands your comment?
David Miller.
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Why must you insist on making distinctions that are nowhere in the text
of
scripture. Ephesians 2 describes perfectly what a fallen nature looks
like - and it
automatically makes one a child of wrath. Death ruled from Adam to Moses
even
over those who had not sinned and you are willing to fight o
> [Original Message]
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> Date: 2/1/2006 4:57:54 PM
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>
> cd:
> > Leave to a church of God member
> > to being up Acts 2 :-)
>
> :-) Except, I&#x
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Could you make a line-item response, similar to what David does. For me to respond to you, specifi
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You are still blending the natures of Christ, Dean. The result is mixing you up. The Divinity of Christ was in no way taint
> [Original Message]
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> To:
> Date: 1/31/2006 1:13:01 PM
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>
> cd wrote:
> > If it [flesh] was weak show me one biblical
> > account where it was weak-a
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David makes some good points, here, Dean.
At some point in life, Hitler had a choice. at some poi
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I John 5:20 "-- Jesus is the true God."
Making a distinction between "L
Cool. I'll add this to that 10% I keep talking about.
Turn about is fair play -- your comments to Judy have been noteworthy.
jd
-- Original message -- From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > JD wrote: > > "Sinful nature" is not "sinning nature." > > Excel
cd:
> Leave to a church of God member
> to being up Acts 2 :-)
:-) Except, I'm not a church of God member, and haven't been since 1987.
CD wrote:
> I think it is a good passage that I agree with David.
> Christ came from the loins of King David as God
> swore with an oath-and you point?
The poi
> [Original Message]
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>
> Dean wrote:
> > Then how can can the Second Adam be
> > the same as the first?
>
> He&#
JD wrote:
> "Sinful nature" is not "sinning nature."
Excellent point, John. A sinful nature provides a source of temptation, but
it is not synonymous with the idea of a sinning nature, a nature that must
sin despite whatever we think, say, or do.
David Miller.
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jd
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I am rethinking that as Christ said only God is good-I now find that one piece is sweeter than the other-but
Hypothetical??
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The union
is hypostatical, i.e., is personal
David makes some good points, here, Dean.
At some point in life, Hitler had a choice. at some point in time, Hitler was not the devil we know him to be. At some point in time, he was as innocent and impressionable as your children.
If there ever was a contrast in response to our Adami
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IFO DO NOT HATE JUDY nor anyone else on TT.
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His death on the cross took that condemnation away.
jd
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Heb 2:17 Wherefore in all things it behooved him to be made
She may think about it NOW, David.
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ROTFLOL! Do you think Judy understands your comment?
No conflict for me. Again, you are not reading posted messages -- just reacting to them. No point responding to comments that have nothing to do with what I wrote.
:-)
jd
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Dean, I don't think you are misreading; and I do think we are saying the same thing which is that Jesus di
Aaaa, another scripture that does not go to the discussion. The fact of the matter is this, in using that scripture I am illustrating the consideration that was the preveailing thought in Jewish thinking concerning what you call "the generational curse." That Christ was born of a woman ma
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Is 'jeez' on a par with the 'F' word, DM?
cd: :-)
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ROTFLOL! Do you think Judy understands your comment?
David Miller.
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Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of
God's Nature?
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Stereotype, David? I have the greatest respect for you, your family and your
ministry! I do have a little fun from time to time, David.
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From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: February 01, 2006 09:06
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus
, February 01, 2006 8:12 AM
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of God's Nature?
DM says of Judy, 'your interpretation'! As he placed himself alongside JT on
the 'inspiration/illumination' thingy then, once again I commend him for
recanting.
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Amen, David!
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From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: February 01, 2006 09:03
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of God's Nature?
Dean wrote:
Then how can can the Second Adam be
the same as the first?
He's not. Jesus
Dean wrote:
> Then how can can the Second Adam be
> the same as the first?
He's not. Jesus was unique because of his spirit, not his flesh.
Dean wrote:
> You guys are stating that Christ was no
> different than Hitler
Not true.
Dean wrote:
> but Hitler was the same as the first Adam
> "exactly
"STUDY HELPS??" Hello?
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From:
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To: TruthTalk@mail.innglory.org
Sent: February 01, 2006 08:35
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of
God's Nature?
Dean, I don't think you are misreading; and I do thi
Judy wrote:
> Christ is not the literal seed of David's
> genitals Bill and by your insistance that
> he is you have far more scripture to explain
> away than I do.
Actually, Bill does not have to explain away any Scriptures at all.
However, you have the problem of Acts 2:30. There are other pas
alloy view of Jesus; it can only confuse
you.
Bill
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From:
Dean
Moore
To: TruthTalk@mail.innglory.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 6:05
AM
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of
God's Nature?
- Ori
Dean, I don't think you are misreading; and I do think we are saying the same thing which is that Jesus did not come into this world with a heathen sin nature. Sin is not just an action. When we receive an occult thought and accept it as ours we are on our way to the action; the scriptures say tha
, 2006 08:06
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of God's Nature?
Judy wrote:
David, I don't see the immaculate conception and
the assumption of Mary as divinely inspired ideas;
both are the thinking of religious spirits through men
of the cloth.
I'm glad to hear that, but histor
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