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| 41 |
whatistheanswerto1corinthiansc15v35 |
Answer |
1 Cor 15:35 |
Makarios |
Mon 09/6/10, 7:41pm |
224305 |
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duplicate question |
| 42 |
answerto1c0rinthianc15v35 |
Answer |
1 Cor 1:1 |
Makarios |
Mon 09/6/10, 7:41pm |
224303 |
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duplicate question |
| 43 |
tell me the answer to 1corinthiansc15v35 |
Answer |
1 Cor 15:35 |
Makarios |
Mon 09/6/10, 7:41pm |
224302 |
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Greetings Trebacannon,
You ask, "tell me the answer to 1 Cor 15:35"
1 Cor. 15:35 "But some man will say, How are the dead raised up? and with what body do they come?" (KJV)
Here is some commentary on this verse:
"15:35-50 Here Paul deals with two common errors in regard to the nature of the resurrection body: (1) that it is the same body that was laid in the grave, simply reconstituted; and (2) that the new body is unrelated to the original one. Paul here explains that it is the body God has chosen (v. 38), related to the former (v. 36) yet different (vv. 39-41)." (1)
I hope that this helps!
Blessings to you,
Makarios
(1) The Ryrie Study Bible, Expanded Edition, pg. 1840, 1995 by the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago |
| 44 |
Is it bibical for a church to require? |
Note |
John 8:7 |
justme |
Mon 09/6/10, 7:38pm |
224300 |
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Setonahill: I think if you read my answer to dka you might want to reconsider your position. I believe it is because of inadiquate knowledge that people misconstrued what Church discipline is all about, and how it is to take place. Blessings.
justme |
| 45 |
Is it bibical for a church to require? |
Answer |
John 8:7 |
justme |
Mon 09/6/10, 6:47pm |
224296 |
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dka: Welcome to the Study Bible Forum! I can give good biblical reasons for asking forgiveness. The Church has a biblical responsibility to discipline by removing ones name from membership, until repentance takes place. If there is no discipline, with the goal to bring the person or persons back to the fellowship of believers, then that would allow for immorality to have the churches approval. Hebrews 13:4. The biblical example of
1Corinthians 5. Look close at 1Corinthians 5:9. 1Corinthians 6:12-20.
Sexual immorality is not the only reason for didcipline, there is a list of other reasons as well. Asking a fallen member to seek the frogiveness of the church should be a very healing experience for all concerned. Remember this does not effect just the female, but those who have a vested interest in her spiritual life. Think how others who knew she has fallen, might consider if she can do this so can they.
I have see this very circunstance happen in a church where I was pastor. I saw and know the heartache of both sides. Without confessing and forgiveness the healing is incomplete. I encourage you to tell the femele to trust the Lord to heal the situation. I hope this allows you to see why it is biblical for this to happen. Blessings.
justme |
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Is it bibical for a church to require? |
Note |
John 8:7 |
ariel levin |
Mon 09/6/10, 5:17pm |
224295 |
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Shalom dka,
This place sounds like it needs to be reminded of John 8:10 (as the other poster pointed out). God is in the business of forgiveness.
If this girl has rectified the situation that got her in this predicament (i.e., she is no longer with the boy and will either raise the child on her own or adopt it out, or they are planning marriage), she has nothing to apologize to the "church" for. This situation is between her heavenly Father, her earthly parents and the baby's father (and his parents if underage) - once again, not the church's!!!
It appears from your post that we are talking about some young girls (in their teens), I believe the passages in 1 Cor. sounds more like they are dealing with adults - these two catagories of people need to be dealt with differently in just about all aspects of life.
Just my 2cents worth :o) |
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Is it bibical for a church to require? |
Note |
John 8:7 |
dka |
Mon 09/6/10, 4:21pm |
224293 |
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This has taken place in this church with other girls in the same situation. |
| 48 |
Is it bibical for a church to require? |
Note |
John 8:7 |
lionheart |
Mon 09/6/10, 1:14pm |
224292 |
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Setonahill,
Paul does deal with the subject in 1 Corinthians.
Sexual immorality is grounds for disfellowshipment
of an individual. But understand this should be with a view to restoring those who have been disfellowshiped. This could be what dka was refering to.
In Him,
lionheart |
| 49 |
Is it bibical for a church to require? |
Answer |
John 8:7 |
Setonahill |
Mon 09/6/10, 11:41am |
224291 |
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dka
While there may be scripture about us being one body that could be misconstrued to bring about this type of practice.
I cannot think of a place in the bible where this practice has taken place or even a teaching in order to be a guide for us.
The question then arises. Has this taken place before only with other girls in the same position or is this a common practice where anyone in the congregation having committed any kind of sin had to do the same?
Because Jesus did say Joh 8:7.
Setonahill |
| 50 |
Does GOD answer all prayers? |
Answer |
Bible general |
CDBJ |
Sun 09/5/10, 10:12pm |
224288 |
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Greetings and welcome to the forum.
Psalm 66:18
If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear me:
One must be in fellowship before the Lord answers prayer.
1 John 1:9
If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
CDBJ
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how do you explain to someone that does |
Answer |
2 Cor 4:6 |
justme |
Sun 09/5/10, 5:05pm |
224285 |
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ddhome: Beja and Lionheart have given excellent responses. I would add just a little more, if I may.
Be a witness for Christ so those who do not believe may see Christ in you and ask why you are different. Share what Christ has done in your life, and pray for those you have a burden for.
Perhaps most important is don't assume to do the Holy Spirits work. The Holy Spirit convicts, and tugs at the soul of man. If someone rejects the pulling of the Holy Spirit and rejects the Holy Spirit pleading to surrender to Jesus Christ, then that becomes the unforgiveble sin when they die. Sharring Christ is our responsibility, the conviction of sin and pleading is the work of the Holy Spirit. The rest is up to the person. I hope this helps.
justme |
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Did Lucifewr have a brother? |
Answer |
2 Tim 2:15 |
Morant61 |
Sun 09/5/10, 4:25pm |
224284 |
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Greetings Sharry!
If memory serves, the Mormons teach that Jesus and Lucifer are spirit brothers.
But, as Brad has already pointed out, there is no Scripture to support this notion.
Your Brother in Christ,
Tim Moran
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| 53 |
Did Lucifewr have a brother? |
Answer |
2 Tim 2:15 |
BradK |
Sun 09/5/10, 3:18pm |
224283 |
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Hello sharry,
There is nothing in scripture that I'm aware of to support this notion!
Speaking the Truth in Love,
BradK |
| 54 |
When, what and who are included? |
Note |
Rev 7:14 |
lionheart |
Sun 09/5/10, 1:25pm |
224280 |
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BMyers,
Good day brother. What,when,who. Three solid principles when it comes to good inductive biblestudy. It helps to eliminate allot of speculation.
In Him,
lionheart |
| 55 |
story of ruth i need a commentary |
Answer |
Ruth |
Pew Potato |
Sun 09/5/10, 12:53pm |
224279 |
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The Masters Seminary has an excellent list called 850 Books for Biblical Expositors.
http://www.tms.edu/pdf/850Books.pdf
For Ruth, they recommend:
*Hubbard, Robert L. The Book of Ruth. NICOT; Eerdmans, 1988.
Atkinson, David. The Message of Ruth. InterVarsity, 1983.
Barber, Cyril J. Ruth: An Expositional Commentary. Moody, 1983.
Morris, Leon. Ruth, an Introduction and Commentary. TOTC; InterVarsity, 1968. |
| 56 |
Bible reference to infant baptism |
Note |
Bible general |
Beja |
Sun 09/5/10, 8:14am |
224278 |
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sonofmom,
I am a very committed advocate of credo baptism (believer's baptism as opposed to infant baptism.) However, such a light dismissal of the view of infant baptism shows not only serious lack of understanding their arguements but also almost unavoidably contains a bit of ungracious disdain for its proponents, since it necessarily sees them as unable to grasp a simple truth which the rest of us grasp. Do you really believe they just decided to start baptizing infants because they ran out of adults? Did you listen to the debate which he posted before so lightly dismissing the idea? As stated, I am against infant baptism, but I do not think we do the discussion justice by so lightly dismissing it but rather show that we have yet to truly see the issues. Forgive me if this post sounds unkind. I do not mean to offend, but I sincerly want to encourage you to actually hear and understand why they believe what they do before assuming they are simpletons.
In Christ, Beja |
| 57 |
Bible reference to infant baptism |
Note |
Bible general |
sonofmom |
Sun 09/5/10, 7:39am |
224277 |
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The baptism of an infant is basically useless because an infant cannot place its faith into anything, and cannot join in the act. It basically lays there and has someone else's will exercised over it.
The reason for the addition of infants into the sacrament of Baptism that I was given by a RCC scholar was this:
They simply ran out of adults to baptize and started baptising the babies.
The word comes from the Greek 'baptismo' which means to immerse. |
| 58 |
Open Door,Rev.4:1-11 |
Answer |
Heb 10:19 |
Beja |
Sun 09/5/10, 7:07am |
224276 |
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swill6ky,
Jesus Christ.
We are to reconcile this by understanding the remarkable price that was paid for such access. I wish I had time to preach a whole sermon to answer your question. Especially read Ephesians 2 as it answers your question in detail.
Ephesians 2; Hebrews 10:19
In Christ, Beja |
| 59 |
location-examples |
Note |
Bible general |
DocTrinsograce |
Sat 09/4/10, 3:32pm |
224273 |
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Dear Pew,
Over time, we've had this kind of question asked quite a bit. The problem is that people start digging around for symbolism whenever the Scripture mentions a number, a quantity, a name, a location, etc. etc. The Alexandrian School of Interpretation runs rampant in our churches. It is, of course, common to the Roman Church. E. W. Bullinger, an Anglican, would be expected to have come under such influence. His hyper-dispensationalism necessarily promotes that kind of thinking.
Our gracious host, the Lockman Foundation, explicitly affirms -- in their translation and in this forum -- the doctrine of sola scriptura. Thus, we might wish to take care to qualify anything that falls short of the Antiochian School of Interpretation; i.e., a commitment to historical-grammatico exegesis.
Bullinger's "Spiritual Significance of Numbers" and similar numerological approaches to interpreting Scripture simply lack sufficient authority for us to assert them in such a definitive manner.
So let's be very careful about promoting something in a manner that lends more credence to speculation than is rightfully there. Let's encourage people to see 40 days in the wilderness as simply 40 days, unless somewhere else in Scripture we are granted the authority to see it as something more.
In Him, Doc |
| 60 |
When, what and who are included? |
Note |
Rev 7:14 |
BMyers |
Sat 09/4/10, 3:05pm |
224272 |
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Hi justme,
Please understand, that I'm not trying to persuade anyone that pre-trib is the right choice. I just tried to point out in the original question that it wasn't a simple answer because as you have and I have tried, but done poorly at to point out there are more than one view without any clear answer. I guess I shouldn’t have mentioned that I believed in pre-trib (reminds me of a comic I once say with a line of doors and they each had a different title over them, pre-pre-trib, pre-trib, mid-trib, mid-mid-trib, post-trib, post-post-trib, etc., but they all opened to the same place, heaven).
Tribulation is present in a fallen world. Some suffer greater than others. I feel very fortunate that I have not had to suffer as some in other parts of the world.
The clear answer as you have pointed out and I have tried, we have to be ready whenever and for whatever. I have come across to many Christians who quickly become discouraged because life doesn’t instantly turn into a story-book with them getting everything they want and having no problems. Jesus didn’t promise a life free of struggles and problems, but He did promise the peace to overcome them.
Joh 16:33 I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world."
Brad
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