on 09-10-2014 10:52 AM
on 08-11-2014 03:18 PM
@rabbitearbandicoot wrote:ufo: "Hell is only for those who are bad."
Rubbish! Hell is the grave. There is NO CATHOLIC HELL of eternal torment.
Now report that!
No Clive you are wrong.I could not answer earlier as cut off.In your interpretation which is a JW interpretation hell is simply the grave.Anything you are shown you reject because your mind is made up.By stating there is no physical hell you are calling Jesus a liar and Jude a liar as well as many others.If you believe that YHWH is not capable of constructing a place of torment then you state He is unable to certain things.
I am unsure what you think TORMENTED DAY AND NIGHT means other than what it says plainly.
The parable of the man who wanted just a drop of water on his tongue?
Plenty of evidence for hell.You just do not like admitting you are wrong.
on 08-11-2014 03:21 PM
@rabbitearbandicoot wrote:Question 3:
The OT says that YHWH spoke to Moses and sent the plagues into Egypt. Jude says that Jesus IS YHWH.
No, he doesn't. You are reading stuff into the Bible passages that is not there.
Jude1:5I will therefore put you in remembrance, though ye once knew this, how that the Lord, having saved the people out of the land of Egypt, afterward destroyed them that believed not.
No, he doesn't say that God = Jesus - nothing like it. Jude says 1. that: God (YHWH) saved the people out of Egypt - and 2. then God (YHWH) destroyed those that didn't believe. There are no two indivuals here, Jude refers to God (YHWH).
No Clive it does not say that.The GREEK word is KYRIOS! kYRIOS WAS ONLY EVER USED FOR jESUS.
Jude says plainly that it was JESUS that sent the plagues.You have a really strange JW view of the Bible.It appears you think that the Father is there and then another called Jesus next to Him.It does not say this.You seem to take parts that hyou like and change parts you do not like.
on 08-11-2014 06:08 PM
bobbelgra wrote:
"No Clive you are wrong.I could not answer earlier as cut off.In your interpretation which is a JW interpretation hell is simply the grave.Anything you are shown you reject because your mind is made up.By stating there is no physical hell you are calling Jesus a liar and Jude a liar as well as many others.If you believe that YHWH is not capable of constructing a place of torment then you state He is unable to certain things.
I am unsure what you think TORMENTED DAY AND NIGHT means other than what it says plainly.
The parable of the man who wanted just a drop of water on his tongue?
Plenty of evidence for hell.You just do not like admitting you are wrong."
What you have written above applies equally to you as you would have to apply to me - ie - you reject everything you are told because your mind is made up.
Of course God is capable of making anything He wants, but the question you should ask yourself is 'would the God I love, torture people for eternity?' - the answer I have is that He would not. What pleasure would he get out of it?
As far as claiming that I call Jesus and Jude a liar - please see post 75 - no, damn it, I'll repost:
By saying HELL is just the grave you call Jude and Peter both liars and of course you call Jesus a liar also.
No, I do not.2 Peter 2:4 For if God spared not the angels that sinned, but cast them down to hell, and delivered them into chains of darkness, to be reserved unto judgment;
So are you saying YHWH simply killed the angels and sent them to a grave?No, I'm not saying that at all. What I am saying is discussed very well in this link.
http://www.jba.gr/spirits-in-prison.htm - please read it.
God (YHWH) Cast the Angels that sinned (in Noah's Day) into Prison (Greek Tartarus - Not Hell) - they are Not Dead - otherwise why would they need to be chained? Also, as you know, Jesus went to Minister to those angels in Tartarus (not Hell - not the Grave).
excerpt from link - but, please read the whole thing and you cannot help but see what it is saying:
"The phrase “cast them down to hell” is one word in the Greek text the verb “ταρταρόω ” (tartaroo) and it means “to cast down to Tartarus”.
As Bullinger says: “Tartarus” is a Greek word not used elsewere or at all in the Septuaginta.
As Vine explains: “the verb tartaroo, translated “cast down to hell” in 2 Peter 2:4 signifies to consign to Tartarus, which is neither Sheol nor Hades nor Hell, but the place where those angels whose special sin is referred to in that passage are confined “to be reserved unto judgement;” the region is described as pits of darkness” (Vine’s dictionary, p. 553).
Tartarus is to be understood therefore as a prison and in this prison, as Peter says, were cast the angels that sinned,
to be reserved in judgment. They are in this prison of darkness reserved for the day of judgment."
So, as you can plainly see, the Angels that sinned in Noah's day by coming to earth and taking human wives for themselves, could not die in the flood because they were spirit creatures - instead they have been imprisoned in Tartarus (not HELL - whatever you insist the definition of Hell is) - a total separate place. If you doubt that, you call Jesus and Jude and several other Bible writers liars.
Plenty of evidence for Hell? Where?
By the way, are you trbag? Are you also ufo?
on 08-11-2014 06:22 PM
interesting.....
Muslims believe that the final judgment lies in the hands of Allah Almighty, as He is the Most Just, Most Loving, Most Merciful, and Most Compassionate to His people. It is never for us to judge or decide people’s fate. In fact, it is not allowed in Islam to specify hell for any human being, no matter what his or her beliefs are.
Muslim scholars also say that one shouldn't hold any human being in contempt because he or she might be closer to Allah than oneself. Being our Creator, only Allah knows what is in our hearts, our intentions, our actions, and our speech. He knows whether we have harmed people or whether we have sought for peace and understanding among His creation. In Islam, even a Muslim can never be sure whether he will be going to heaven or hell.
on 08-11-2014 06:30 PM
Kyrios - a term of respectful address eg Lord, Master - which means it could well have been used to refer to YHWH in the Old Testament and Jesus in the New Testament. You seem to have a fixation on terminolgy which is used for two separate people - therefore they must be the same person ???
08-11-2014 07:06 PM - edited 08-11-2014 07:07 PM
I see! Just when I get interested in a discussion, you disappear?
I would be very interested in reading your proof that Hell - the hell of eternal torment - is real.
and that Jesus IS God, and not as the Bible writers say, "The Son of God".
on 08-11-2014 07:18 PM
@boris1gary wrote:interesting.....
Muslims believe that the final judgment lies in the hands of Allah Almighty, as He is the Most Just, Most Loving, Most Merciful, and Most Compassionate to His people. It is never for us to judge or decide people’s fate. In fact, it is not allowed in Islam to specify hell for any human being, no matter what his or her beliefs are.
Muslim scholars also say that one shouldn't hold any human being in contempt because he or she might be closer to Allah than oneself. Being our Creator, only Allah knows what is in our hearts, our intentions, our actions, and our speech. He knows whether we have harmed people or whether we have sought for peace and understanding among His creation. In Islam, even a Muslim can never be sure whether he will be going to heaven or hell.
Fairly irrelevant what muslims say as their book is false and their prophet is false.The only thing they have is mohammeds word.Nothing else.
on 08-11-2014 07:20 PM
@rabbitearbandicoot wrote:Kyrios - a term of respectful address eg Lord, Master - which means it could well have been used to refer to YHWH in the Old Testament and Jesus in the New Testament. You seem to have a fixation on terminolgy which is used for two separate people - therefore they must be the same person ???
The Bible says they are the same person.You sound very JW! It is CLEAR that many people saw YHWH in the flesh.He was referred to as an"angel of the Lord"He was the Word in the flesh as was Jesus.The JW and muslims and mormons all seem to think that YHWH is the Spirit when clearly He was the Word.If He was the Word then He and Jesus are one and the same.BTW I am not ufo.
on 08-11-2014 07:22 PM
@rabbitearbandicoot wrote:I see! Just when I get interested in a discussion, you disappear?
I would be very interested in reading your proof that Hell - the hell of eternal torment - is real.
and that Jesus IS God, and not as the Bible writers say, "The Son of God".
So Clive you think God had a son and they sit in Heaven and do what?Play chess all day as fathers and sons do?
The Bible puts it in terms you can understand.
The Bible says YHWH and Jesus are the same person.That The Father and Jesus are the same person.That is what the Bible says you just do not understand it.
The easiest way to think of it is that if the Father is light then Jesus is one of the rays.Same light.
on 08-11-2014 07:26 PM
@boris1gary wrote:interesting.....
Muslims believe that the final judgment lies in the hands of Allah Almighty, as He is the Most Just, Most Loving, Most Merciful, and Most Compassionate to His people. It is never for us to judge or decide people’s fate. In fact, it is not allowed in Islam to specify hell for any human being, no matter what his or her beliefs are.
Muslim scholars also say that one shouldn't hold any human being in contempt because he or she might be closer to Allah than oneself. Being our Creator, only Allah knows what is in our hearts, our intentions, our actions, and our speech. He knows whether we have harmed people or whether we have sought for peace and understanding among His creation. In Islam, even a Muslim can never be sure whether he will be going to heaven or hell.
if you quote someone it is always
a good idea to give credit.