Shout out to God! To go back and forth with others will not solve anything. True Christians should not argue with unbelievers and those who go by their own understanding. I'm praying for all of you who commented.... And I pray that in God's timing, the unbelievers who commented will taste and see the goodness of the Lord! Y'all clearly wanted to know something about my God, so again I pray y'all will seek Him because you want* to!
@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
@revb903 will pray for you brother. Remember this one: "Submit to God. Resist the devil and he will flee from you." James 4:7 Operate in spirit power only. If you try to do this on your own power you will fail. Also get an accountability partner.
Is it time for the atheists to show up and muddy the waters on another pro Christian video again ? Sheesh. Don't you people have anything better to do than trying to convince believers that they are wrong ? You may fool Christians "in name only" but, REAL Christians will never, I repeat never listen to your falsehoods and leave the faith. You atheists are standing on quicksand and you don't even realize it. You should find a Christopher Hitchens video and go sing his praises and leave us be.
@Ryosuke1208 You must love your sin pretty much. What is that sin that you love so much that you would trade your eternity on? That is what you are doing by denying the gospel and trying to find loop holes.
@mrjonesington Trade my eternity on? and how boring would that be? I just don't believe en fairy tales, i'm more on the side of the evidence thing, and for sinning? most of the "sinning" i commit are victimless crimes...such as blasphemy...
@Ryosuke1208 "So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal." 2Cor 4:18 You know that your life has meaning and purpose and is not just a series of randomly firing synapses. You are not just advanced swamp goo! You were put here to glorify God. The devil has worked a nice delusion over you to blind you from the truth.
@Ryosuke1208 You have a conscience (to know right from wrong). You were born with it. conscience means - "with knowledge" as in you were born with it. and you see creation all around you and know that you are not evolved pond scum. The world says "I'll believe it when I see it." The Bible says "believe and you will see."
@mrjonesington Me having a conscience and seen the nature around me is not evidence of any god, much less evidence for the god that you specificaly believe, also not everyone is born with conscience, birth is not perfect, why would god give birth to a person who isn't capable of worshipping god? what's the point it just doesn't add up. Also believing in something no matter how strong your belief is doesn't make it true.
@Ryosuke1208 Read it in context; in every gospel that includes this text the immediately following account is of His transfiguration. "...There are some standing here who shall not taste death till they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom...(He led them up a high mountain after 6 days) and He was transfigured before them. His face shone like the sun, and His clothes became as white as light." (Matthew 16:27-17:7)
Your would be right if it wasn't for that. Nice try but not good enough.
@jayjaygee123 Nope. The Transfiguration happened at the beginning of Jesus' ministry and his prediction of his returning was right before he ascended to heaven. So his prophesy still went unfulfilled. this is assuming any of the stories even happened in the first place.
@jbulletc I just gave you one of the scripture reference! Mark it's found starting in 9:1-12, beginning with that same prophecy, in Luke it is 9:27-36 (and it actually goes to 7:13 in Matthew). I don't care if you think the bible is accurate or not, it's had plenty of opposition thus far. If you're going to attack it at least get your facts straight or else keep your mouth shut.
@jayjaygee123 I had my facts straight. Jesus says to his disciples that they will not taste death before his return and yet they all die. None of the verses you provided retract that. Jesus made a prediction and it didnt come to pass. Simple as that. And once again this is assuming the stories in the Bible even happened.
@jbullet "Assuredly I say to you, there are some standing here who shall not taste death till they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom." The word translated 'kingdom' here in the Greek could also be (and is more accurately) translated 'royal splendor.' Seeing as this occurs immediately before the transfiguration in all three gospels in which this occurs there is absolutely nothing contradictory. To quote this same King, "You err in that you do not know the scriptures nor the power of God."
@jayjaygee123 I dont know how that translation helped. Jesus was talking about his return and how it will occur before some die. Then they all die. I suppose at the very least one could say he was simply speaking poetically, but then you lose the prophetic nature of the verse. But who knows? Maybe it really wasn't a prophetic verse.
"I don't see royal splendor helps even though this doesn't say anything about His return. It's not like he doesn't start to shine like the sun immediately after this in all three synoptic gospels and those two dead guys don't show up talking with him or we hear the voice of the Father coming through the clouds. That couldn't possibly be it."
Learn the basics of literary interpretation, go get a good study bible, read it and stop arguing on youtube.
@jayjaygee123 Lol. Youre talking to a someone who has 3 years of theology under his belt. If you wanna argue bible knowledge, lets go! Although, it has nothing to do with it. Why is the transfiguration even involved in this? That was way before. It goes like this. Jesus says that he will come back before some of you die. Then they die. Its pretty easy to see a failed prophesy here. But im under the opinion that none of it actually happened anyway. but its cool if you do.
@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
Now maybe you're just to ignorant to understand what you've been taught is a lie and are too lazy to go pick up a bible and see for yourself. I'm hoping that's not the case, but whatever your motivation is you're lying. That's all there is to it; Christ never said "I'll come back before you're dead." Duh; if he had said that Christianity would have died out when the last of the apostles were gone. This could also be a reference to Revelation, though that's not in keeping with the context.
ALL humans do these things at some point in their lives...everyone of us. we were born into sin. Thank God for repentance and his strength given daily to us to resist temptations. No one is perfect and no one will eliminate temptation, we just have to get up every day, pray, resist evil, and love our families,friends,and fellowman. So many people claim to follow Jesus, but don't even know his ministry. So many focus on condemnation, when Jesus said let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
@5tevef Well, I wont bother. I've tried before to point out every little piece of false reasoning Ray does and christians just jump around, trying to hold on to something that can validate their belief. I suggest you pick up a book on critical thinking or deductive logic and start to read.
@MetaphorInVain Where do you want to go with this? Are you saying that religious beliefs cannot be logical? I'm afraid that it's more logical to believe in a creator then to believe that you evolved from a rock.
@5tevef and i posit that it isn't. a creator who altruistically creates existences for the sake of adoration? is it all that much more unbelievable than a rock willing itself to evolve? have you ever asked a rock? i'm sure if you were to apply the same religious fervor to the rock, you would arrive at many of the same answers, except the rock would be Lord. personally i don't care either way, just was intrigued that you can swallow the whole creator thing but evolving rocks was too far-fetched.
@HumanBladeG0D I would agree with you on the simplistic view that a rock willed itself to evolve but if you look at the dna sequences that it takes to put something together that works it doesn't wash. Look at the symbiotic dependencies of most animal life and you'll realize that evolution doesn't work. There just isn't any proof in nature of a transitional state between what we see now and what was evolving.
In the Bible when it says 'the dead in Christ rise first', aren't they already in heaven? How do they rise first? I don't get it. Can someone please explain. If you go to heaven when you die, how does that scripture come into play?? Thank you for any explanations.
@FriedOrangeJuice Their souls are, but not the resurrected body. See 1 Corinthians 15. When that day comes, it will be an instant transformation, we on earth, who are alive, will get the new bodies, and those who are in heaven will receive it on that day sim(forgot how to spell the word) but there's the first three letters.
@FriedOrangeJuice The scripture says the body without the spirit is dead. God never created man to leave outside his body, he was made to be a living soul. When a man dies the spirit leaves the body and goes to either heaven or hell. However the body in which they lived remains on the earth dead. SO in regards to the rapture, the dead in Christ receive their dead bodies first which are then transformed into a spiritual body. We who are alive, living in our bodies, are transformed second. Glory!
@FriedOrangeJuice Every time you see a graveyard you’re looking at a site where one of the greatest miracles of history is going to take place…. Those which have gone before the Lord will rise from the dead…. A graveyard is a concentrated scene of a potential miracle…."
@FriedOrangeJuice "Not minimizing the significance of the body, the body is sacred territory in God’s order of things. But the body is transient and passing until it is glorified into an eternal state…. Those that sleep with reference to the fact that their bodies are in a place of rest, a place of waiting, but they are with the Lord. For the scripture says that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.
@FriedOrangeJuice So this is not a case that suggests a person’s soul is asleep, or that they are spiritually oblivious until the day of the Lord’s return. It is their body that is in a place of rest. Their soul is in a place of repose with the Lord, but not unconscious, not asleep. They are with the Lord, fully conscious.
@FriedOrangeJuice "Now it says then the rapture is related to the resurrection of the righteous dead. ‘Those that are asleep,’ verse 14, ‘those which are asleep in Jesus will God bring with Him.’ See they’re with Him now. He will bring them back. Then the Bible says in verse 16, ‘Then the Lord Himself will descend from Heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God.
@FriedOrangeJuice And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air.’There’ll be glorified bodies and then we’ll be with the Lord….
@FriedOrangeJuice "Secondly, the Bible says that there’ll be a great transformation….something will happen to our bodies which will qualify us for foreverness with the Lord. This body that I have right here is mortal, is decayable, it is biodegradable. This body can’t last forever….but this body will be transformed at the coming of the Lord.
@FriedOrangeJuice "…I Corinthians 15:51-58… ‘and the dead will be raised incorruptible…’ Now they’ve corrupted and decayed in the grave. But they’ll arise. There shall not be the stench of death upon them, there won’t be anything like at Lazarus’ tomb…. When the Lord opens these graves there is incorruption, there is immediate transformation...
@FriedOrangeJuice ….God, in order to work a total recreation all over of that body into a glorified and eternal state…. ‘And we shall be changed’…. ‘For this corruptible’ – that’s the ones in the graves – ‘must put on incorruption, and this mortal’ – that’s us – ‘shall put on immortality….’
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louisbrassyyy 1 week ago
Good job Brian!
cnka1412 3 weeks ago
Shout out to God! To go back and forth with others will not solve anything. True Christians should not argue with unbelievers and those who go by their own understanding. I'm praying for all of you who commented.... And I pray that in God's timing, the unbelievers who commented will taste and see the goodness of the Lord! Y'all clearly wanted to know something about my God, so again I pray y'all will seek Him because you want* to!
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@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
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@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
I ask Everyone to Pray for me I struggle with porn and Need Deliverance.
revb903 3 weeks ago
@revb903 Cast that unclean spirit out in the name and by the authority of Jesus Christ.
amhater 3 weeks ago in playlist Living Waters University
@revb903 will pray for you brother. Remember this one: "Submit to God. Resist the devil and he will flee from you." James 4:7 Operate in spirit power only. If you try to do this on your own power you will fail. Also get an accountability partner.
mrjonesington 3 weeks ago
Amen!!!! God bless...
10cannons 3 weeks ago
Is it time for the atheists to show up and muddy the waters on another pro Christian video again ? Sheesh. Don't you people have anything better to do than trying to convince believers that they are wrong ? You may fool Christians "in name only" but, REAL Christians will never, I repeat never listen to your falsehoods and leave the faith. You atheists are standing on quicksand and you don't even realize it. You should find a Christopher Hitchens video and go sing his praises and leave us be.
MrRedPajamas 3 weeks ago in playlist Living Waters University
Man, I LOVE seeing Ray evangelize. It's so encouraging and just awesome to see the power of the gospel spreading throughout the world. It's tight!
GeekingForJesus 3 weeks ago in playlist Living Waters University 2
Love this guy.
Daniel1RG 3 weeks ago
Wow, Chris is clueless. I hope he knows the seriousness of the state of his soul.
CInzerillo 3 weeks ago
Jesus said his generation will see his returning, therefore he lied...therefore he is not a saint, therefore what the bible says is a lie..
Ryosuke1208 3 weeks ago
@Ryosuke1208 You must love your sin pretty much. What is that sin that you love so much that you would trade your eternity on? That is what you are doing by denying the gospel and trying to find loop holes.
mrjonesington 3 weeks ago
@mrjonesington Trade my eternity on? and how boring would that be? I just don't believe en fairy tales, i'm more on the side of the evidence thing, and for sinning? most of the "sinning" i commit are victimless crimes...such as blasphemy...
Ryosuke1208 3 weeks ago
@Ryosuke1208 "So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal." 2Cor 4:18 You know that your life has meaning and purpose and is not just a series of randomly firing synapses. You are not just advanced swamp goo! You were put here to glorify God. The devil has worked a nice delusion over you to blind you from the truth.
mrjonesington 3 weeks ago
@mrjonesington And we know this is true because the bible says its true and everything in the bible is truth because it says it is.
Ryosuke1208 3 weeks ago
@Ryosuke1208 You have a conscience (to know right from wrong). You were born with it. conscience means - "with knowledge" as in you were born with it. and you see creation all around you and know that you are not evolved pond scum. The world says "I'll believe it when I see it." The Bible says "believe and you will see."
mrjonesington 3 weeks ago
@mrjonesington Me having a conscience and seen the nature around me is not evidence of any god, much less evidence for the god that you specificaly believe, also not everyone is born with conscience, birth is not perfect, why would god give birth to a person who isn't capable of worshipping god? what's the point it just doesn't add up. Also believing in something no matter how strong your belief is doesn't make it true.
Ryosuke1208 3 weeks ago
@Ryosuke1208 Read it in context; in every gospel that includes this text the immediately following account is of His transfiguration. "...There are some standing here who shall not taste death till they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom...(He led them up a high mountain after 6 days) and He was transfigured before them. His face shone like the sun, and His clothes became as white as light." (Matthew 16:27-17:7)
Your would be right if it wasn't for that. Nice try but not good enough.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
@jayjaygee123 Nope. The Transfiguration happened at the beginning of Jesus' ministry and his prediction of his returning was right before he ascended to heaven. So his prophesy still went unfulfilled. this is assuming any of the stories even happened in the first place.
jbulletc 3 weeks ago in playlist Living Waters University
@jbulletc I just gave you one of the scripture reference! Mark it's found starting in 9:1-12, beginning with that same prophecy, in Luke it is 9:27-36 (and it actually goes to 7:13 in Matthew). I don't care if you think the bible is accurate or not, it's had plenty of opposition thus far. If you're going to attack it at least get your facts straight or else keep your mouth shut.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
@jayjaygee123 I had my facts straight. Jesus says to his disciples that they will not taste death before his return and yet they all die. None of the verses you provided retract that. Jesus made a prediction and it didnt come to pass. Simple as that. And once again this is assuming the stories in the Bible even happened.
jbulletc 3 weeks ago
@jbullet "Assuredly I say to you, there are some standing here who shall not taste death till they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom." The word translated 'kingdom' here in the Greek could also be (and is more accurately) translated 'royal splendor.' Seeing as this occurs immediately before the transfiguration in all three gospels in which this occurs there is absolutely nothing contradictory. To quote this same King, "You err in that you do not know the scriptures nor the power of God."
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
@jayjaygee123 I dont know how that translation helped. Jesus was talking about his return and how it will occur before some die. Then they all die. I suppose at the very least one could say he was simply speaking poetically, but then you lose the prophetic nature of the verse. But who knows? Maybe it really wasn't a prophetic verse.
jbulletc 3 weeks ago
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jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
@jbulletc *slaps palms to face repeatedly*
"I don't see royal splendor helps even though this doesn't say anything about His return. It's not like he doesn't start to shine like the sun immediately after this in all three synoptic gospels and those two dead guys don't show up talking with him or we hear the voice of the Father coming through the clouds. That couldn't possibly be it."
Learn the basics of literary interpretation, go get a good study bible, read it and stop arguing on youtube.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
@jayjaygee123 Lol. Youre talking to a someone who has 3 years of theology under his belt. If you wanna argue bible knowledge, lets go! Although, it has nothing to do with it. Why is the transfiguration even involved in this? That was way before. It goes like this. Jesus says that he will come back before some of you die. Then they die. Its pretty easy to see a failed prophesy here. But im under the opinion that none of it actually happened anyway. but its cool if you do.
jbulletc 3 weeks ago
@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
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@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
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@jbulletc 3 years of theology and you don't even know how to look up a simple reference. Let me spell it out for you again; Jesus says "Some of you will not die before you the kingdom of God." The Kingdom being Christ's royal splendor, which is absolutely recognizable in context.. That's found in Matt. 16:27-28, Mark 9:1, and Luke 9:27. Immediately afterwards, in all three gospels, that would be Matt. 17:1-9, Mark 9:2-9, and Luke 9:28-36, Jesus is revealed in glory.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
Now maybe you're just to ignorant to understand what you've been taught is a lie and are too lazy to go pick up a bible and see for yourself. I'm hoping that's not the case, but whatever your motivation is you're lying. That's all there is to it; Christ never said "I'll come back before you're dead." Duh; if he had said that Christianity would have died out when the last of the apostles were gone. This could also be a reference to Revelation, though that's not in keeping with the context.
jayjaygee123 3 weeks ago
ALL humans do these things at some point in their lives...everyone of us. we were born into sin. Thank God for repentance and his strength given daily to us to resist temptations. No one is perfect and no one will eliminate temptation, we just have to get up every day, pray, resist evil, and love our families,friends,and fellowman. So many people claim to follow Jesus, but don't even know his ministry. So many focus on condemnation, when Jesus said let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
StillLoveCobain 3 weeks ago
OMG - Oh My Gandhi! x)
Fantasticlist 3 weeks ago
Still waiting for Ray to realise the complete logical fallacies of his arguments. I wont hold my breath...
MetaphorInVain 3 weeks ago
@MetaphorInVain Good thing God has more patience than you do and is waiting for you and others to come to their senses.
EzekielWinnfield 3 weeks ago
@MetaphorInVain God forbid you share those fallacies with us. Without facts it's just an opinion. Turning blue yet?
5tevef 3 weeks ago
@5tevef Well, I wont bother. I've tried before to point out every little piece of false reasoning Ray does and christians just jump around, trying to hold on to something that can validate their belief. I suggest you pick up a book on critical thinking or deductive logic and start to read.
MetaphorInVain 3 weeks ago
@MetaphorInVain Where do you want to go with this? Are you saying that religious beliefs cannot be logical? I'm afraid that it's more logical to believe in a creator then to believe that you evolved from a rock.
5tevef 3 weeks ago
@5tevef Nice use of a red herring. Especially ironic since you used it in ordet to prove that you are logical lol
MetaphorInVain 3 weeks ago
@5tevef Not red herring, I meant a strawman-argument.
MetaphorInVain 3 weeks ago
@5tevef and i posit that it isn't. a creator who altruistically creates existences for the sake of adoration? is it all that much more unbelievable than a rock willing itself to evolve? have you ever asked a rock? i'm sure if you were to apply the same religious fervor to the rock, you would arrive at many of the same answers, except the rock would be Lord. personally i don't care either way, just was intrigued that you can swallow the whole creator thing but evolving rocks was too far-fetched.
HumanBladeG0D 3 weeks ago
@HumanBladeG0D I would agree with you on the simplistic view that a rock willed itself to evolve but if you look at the dna sequences that it takes to put something together that works it doesn't wash. Look at the symbiotic dependencies of most animal life and you'll realize that evolution doesn't work. There just isn't any proof in nature of a transitional state between what we see now and what was evolving.
5tevef 2 weeks ago
I guess Chris and Brian haven't heard the glorious news. Hell doesn't exist.
residentatheist 3 weeks ago
In the Bible when it says 'the dead in Christ rise first', aren't they already in heaven? How do they rise first? I don't get it. Can someone please explain. If you go to heaven when you die, how does that scripture come into play?? Thank you for any explanations.
FriedOrangeJuice 3 weeks ago
@FriedOrangeJuice Their souls are, but not the resurrected body. See 1 Corinthians 15. When that day comes, it will be an instant transformation, we on earth, who are alive, will get the new bodies, and those who are in heaven will receive it on that day sim(forgot how to spell the word) but there's the first three letters.
Shoots1978 3 weeks ago
@FriedOrangeJuice The scripture says the body without the spirit is dead. God never created man to leave outside his body, he was made to be a living soul. When a man dies the spirit leaves the body and goes to either heaven or hell. However the body in which they lived remains on the earth dead. SO in regards to the rapture, the dead in Christ receive their dead bodies first which are then transformed into a spiritual body. We who are alive, living in our bodies, are transformed second. Glory!
GreaterSolomon 3 weeks ago
@FriedOrangeJuice Every time you see a graveyard you’re looking at a site where one of the greatest miracles of history is going to take place…. Those which have gone before the Lord will rise from the dead…. A graveyard is a concentrated scene of a potential miracle…."
JeanMariene23 3 weeks ago in playlist Living Waters University
@FriedOrangeJuice "Not minimizing the significance of the body, the body is sacred territory in God’s order of things. But the body is transient and passing until it is glorified into an eternal state…. Those that sleep with reference to the fact that their bodies are in a place of rest, a place of waiting, but they are with the Lord. For the scripture says that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.
JeanMariene23 3 weeks ago in playlist Living Waters University
@FriedOrangeJuice So this is not a case that suggests a person’s soul is asleep, or that they are spiritually oblivious until the day of the Lord’s return. It is their body that is in a place of rest. Their soul is in a place of repose with the Lord, but not unconscious, not asleep. They are with the Lord, fully conscious.
JeanMariene23 3 weeks ago in playlist Living Waters University
@FriedOrangeJuice "Now it says then the rapture is related to the resurrection of the righteous dead. ‘Those that are asleep,’ verse 14, ‘those which are asleep in Jesus will God bring with Him.’ See they’re with Him now. He will bring them back. Then the Bible says in verse 16, ‘Then the Lord Himself will descend from Heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God.
JeanMariene23 3 weeks ago
@FriedOrangeJuice And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air.’There’ll be glorified bodies and then we’ll be with the Lord….
JeanMariene23 3 weeks ago
@FriedOrangeJuice "Secondly, the Bible says that there’ll be a great transformation….something will happen to our bodies which will qualify us for foreverness with the Lord. This body that I have right here is mortal, is decayable, it is biodegradable. This body can’t last forever….but this body will be transformed at the coming of the Lord.
JeanMariene23 3 weeks ago
@FriedOrangeJuice "…I Corinthians 15:51-58… ‘and the dead will be raised incorruptible…’ Now they’ve corrupted and decayed in the grave. But they’ll arise. There shall not be the stench of death upon them, there won’t be anything like at Lazarus’ tomb…. When the Lord opens these graves there is incorruption, there is immediate transformation...
JeanMariene23 3 weeks ago
@FriedOrangeJuice ….God, in order to work a total recreation all over of that body into a glorified and eternal state…. ‘And we shall be changed’…. ‘For this corruptible’ – that’s the ones in the graves – ‘must put on incorruption, and this mortal’ – that’s us – ‘shall put on immortality….’
JeanMariene23 3 weeks ago
Love your videos! Keep up the good work - making them and editing them!!!
FriedOrangeJuice 3 weeks ago
That there is a Real friend who truly cares for his soul. But soul sleep? what ?!?!
WasLostButNowAmFound 3 weeks ago