awesome cant wait for them

by the way do you know when the new videos are coming out?

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this is a good website i use that can help in your study of the bible its a good translator which translates biblical scriputes from aramaic to greek and greek to Hebrew. When i saw truths videos i checked the translator and it was spot on

like for example when GMS says that gentiles can be saved and that Jesus was preaching to the Israelites, ive read the discussions on yahoo but Truth should address this

Mark 16:15-And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.

preach the gospel to every creature

in greek creature means creation
and every means all

yes i have seen it and i actually am about to join the group i have alot of my own analysis that dispute claims that gms and other false prophets try to make

God bless you for you know the TRUTH which is Jesus Christ

It's nice to hear it in Arabic...grz...Serbia

K1LLWATER, I agree that polygamy was allowed in the Old Testament (so too easy divorce). But my reading is that the post-resurrection Church was moving towards monogamy (with the ideal model being the first couple: Adam and Eve). It is interesting that the rule of monogamy for those with authority in the Church can be read as a new law providing an example of when a law in the OT might be trumped. Therefore, it is not a surprise to me that the Church soon after instituted monogamy and prohibited polygamy.

How do u respond to the following scriptures:

Deuteronomy 21:15 If a man has TWO wives, and he loves one but not the other, and both bear him sons.....

Exd 21:10 If he take him another [wife]; her food, her raiment, and her duty of marriage, shall he not diminish.

Here we see the law allows a man to marry more than one wife and even gives instructions on the matter. Not to mention many righteous men had multiple wives/concubines (the patriarchs, david, solomon ect)

You bring up 1Tim 3:2 and 3:12 however, these verses do not prohibit the general public from practicing polygamy. In fact it seems to prove the point that polygamy was ordinary among the general population and Paul here only prohibits the religious leaders; so that perhaps they can have better time and dedication for the church.

K1LLWATER, generally I would frown on polygamy (especially in a situation where such is not necessary). In the post resurrection Church, why should that woman have to share a husband with another woman? Surely there is another man out there for her to marry, so that she can have her own husband (1 Cor 7:2). Perhaps it would be better that she remain unmarried (1 Cor 7:8), being sort of spiritual "eunuch" for the sake of the faith (Matt 19:12). Furthermore, if this hypothetical man (John) has a position of authority in the Church (e.g. he is a deacon, presbyter or bishop) then he certainly should not take this woman on as a second wife (cf. 1 Tim 3:2, 1 Tim 3:12, Titus 1:6).