Grandfather,
re: "Remember, the passages we are disputing here are not introducing new doctrine..."

Actually, Mark 16:9 kind of does. As it is translated in the KJV and similar translations - it is the only scripture which says that the resurrection took place on the first day of the week.

Is there any doctrinal information in them that is not found in other scriptures?

branham1965,
re: "I think you seem opposed to the Lord's Supper on Sunday,and you deny the existence of Hell ,attending Church etc."

Which of my posts causes you to say that?



re: "What denomination are you with???"

None currently.

branham1965,
re: "I was not sure what you were saying."


You said that I was "greatly mistaken about this subject". That certainly sounds like you were sure about my position. What did you think my position was and what did I write that made you think that way?

branham1965,
re: "I misunderstood you."

Exactly what did I write that you misunderstood?

bibleman,
re: "Hell the literal place as is located in the heart of the Earth."

Is this the same "heart of the earth" that the Messiah said he would be in for three days and three nights?

branham1965, re: "1.Do you believe in taking the Lords Supper???" Yes, Christians are to do it in remembrence of the Messiah (Luke 22:19). And Paul talks about it in 1 Corinthians 11. re: "In my understanding of the Word you are greatly mistaken about this subject." Exactly to what mistake are you r...

branham1965,
re: "Church history shows they took the Lord's Supper regularly -every Lord's Day."

Just so it's understood that there is no scripture that says that.

branham1965,
re: "Perhaps they took the Lord's Supper daily??"

And as I alluded to in my last post, that would mean that Acts 20:7 is not an appropriate support for special 1st day of the week observance.

branham1965, re: "Going to Church on Sunday is the Biblical thing to do." As pointed out earlier, there are only two instances in scripture with regard to anybody getting together on the first of the week - John 20:19 and Acts 20:7.There is never any mention of them ever again being together on the ...