Macca wrote: "You will be quoting klingon next." Doubtful. But, I think I heard that someone did translate the Bible into Klingon. If I ever learn Klingon, it'll be so that I can quote the Bible in Klingon. :mrgreen: Macca wrote: "Copeland, by his statement 'you do not have a god in y...

I asked Grok to review the best available data on Copeland's teachings and to provide the strongest arguments in support of Copeland's statement that "You don't have a God in you. You are one!" Here is Grok's answer: **The strongest biblical case for Kenneth Copeland’s statement—“You don’t...

Macca wrote: "I am supprised you even asked that question and very supprised no one else commented." Well, the board isn't all that active, anymore. So, I'm not surprised that no one else commented. I asked because I am aware of God making men into gods in the bible. Moses, for example (Ex...

Hill Top wrote: "I don't think scripture will prove either way." I think you're probably right. Best I can likely prove is that Paul seemed to think it was possible, even probable, that he would be among those that were alive and remained until the coming of the Lord. At least until he was...

If "forsaken" means "separated" then yes.

In 2nd Thessalonians 2:1-3, Paul the Apostle mentions that the Man of Sin sitting in the Temple of God. When Paul wrote this, the 2nd Temple in Jerusalem was still standing. Is there any evidence that Paul thought that the temple in which the Man of Sin would sit would be the Third Temple, rather th...

macca wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2026 6:47 am i still have the tape.
He stated very strongly, you don't have a God in you,
you are one.

one of the most evil statements ever mouthed by a christian.

Why is it "one of the most evil statements ever mouthed by a Christian"?

I believe this bunch follow Kenneth Copland's revelation that he got from Philippians. 2:5-6; Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus. who, being in the form of God, did not consider it robbery TO BE EQUAL WITH GOD. Ken believes that 'Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ ...

why do some people call themselves 'divine' ? This is what I found with Google Gemini: "A "divine" is a theologian or minister, particularly one who is eminent in religious knowledge. The term was frequently used in the 17th century to describe the clergy and scholars". Not sure...

macca wrote: ↑Thu Feb 19, 2026 9:55 am I am supprised to be still alive in 2026.

Happy New Year, Macca.