The bible teaches the death of The messiah on the cross was sufficient. So, you're saying that the resurrection of Jesus was unnecessary for our salvation? NO.....what is not necessary is all the added stuff about Jesus having to go into the torment part of hell and fight Satan and demons etc etc, ...

Over the years I have been asked by my brethren after they heard something or watched something going on in church that gave them pause. So I opened my bible and searched for a answer for their concerns and this is what Jesus taught that corrects troubled minds and spirits of the body of Christ. Joh...

The word of God does not teach JDS, as taught by Copeland and others. It has been added to the bible. Even the Christian singer Don Francisco has a song that espouses this addition to the word of God. The bible teaches the death of The messiah on the cross was sufficient. If it is not in bible it co...

I have noticed over the years this verse quoted often everywhere by Christians and non-christians. You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. But, that is only part of the truth because its only part of Jesus' statement. John 8.31- 32; Then Jesus said to those Jews which believed on...

You will be quoting klingon next.
Copeland, by his statement 'you do not have a god in you'
is saying "The Holy Spirit is not God"

I am supprised you even asked that question and very supprised no one else commented. It is evil because Copland added to the word of God and destroyed what was written plainly in many places in the NT. He also calls Jesus a liar. Jesus said in many places in the Gospel of John that God the Holy Spi...

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. 1 john. 4:4; for greater is He who is in you, than he who is in the world. 1 Cor. 6:19; Or do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy S...

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...

Thanks old friend, I hope yours is a very blessed year.

Thanks Hill Top. I have noticed these same people who believe they are divine also believe they are equal with God. they also believe that they have been begotten, not just born-again and adopted into the family of God, but, just like Jesus they have been begotten by God. they have trouble believing...