f. Perfection Challenged rlpruitt on 10 Sep 2008
Perfect Simplicity
Jesus wasn’t preaching to preaching to Bible scholars and historians. He expected the “average, everyday” guy/gal that heard him to understand what he was talking about.
f. Perfection Challenged rlpruitt on 10 Sep 2008
Jesus wasn’t preaching to preaching to Bible scholars and historians. He expected the “average, everyday” guy/gal that heard him to understand what he was talking about.
f. Perfection Challenged rlpruitt on 29 Aug 2005
Sorry, you missed it.
The second coming’s come and gone.
I know some of you are expecting a bolt of lightning to vaporize your screen ’cause that last statement is pure blasphemy.
But, it’s the only conclusion I can accept if I start with the assumptions that:
Jesus wanted the people he was talking to to understand exactly what [...]
f. Perfection Challenged Administrator on 07 May 2005
Jesus of Nazereth used this term to illustrate what he meant by sonship.
Had he wanted to let folks know that he was the child of a woman (Mary) then why didn’t he say "Son of Woman?" It would have fit perfectly with the prophecy in Genesis (see Genesis 3:15). And, if he was actually making [...]