Who Started That Lie You Are Saved?

[jimtatertayte]

If God saves you, it will be for the lake of fire.

None of you are going to be on the new earth.
This includes all you reading this thread.

Who Started That Lie You Are Saved?

[jimtatertayte]

Peace again to you all,

[Replying to jimtatertayte in post #9]

This includes all you reading this thread.

Aren't you also reading this thread, jimtatertayte?


Peace again to you all,
- a slave of Christ,
tammy

I am the thread. You are reading me.

No prize for you.

[tam]

[Replying to jimtatertayte in post #11]

Lol, well I will leave you to yourself then.


Peace again.

[myth-one.com]

[Replying to jimtatertayte in post #1]


The serpent or Satan started that lie:

And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die: (Genesis 3:4)

Satan lied when he informed Eve that she would live forever, "Ye shall not surely die."

Mainstream Christian theologians have incorporated that lie into their theologies for nearly two thousand years!

What part of it is a lie?

She ate the fruit and she died!

[jimtatertayte]

[Replying to jimtatertayte in post #1]


The serpent or Satan started that lie:

And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die: (Genesis 3:4)

Satan lied when he informed Eve that she would live forever, "Ye shall not surely die."

Mainstream Christian theologians have incorporated that lie into their theologies for nearly two thousand years!

What part of it is a lie?

She ate the fruit and she died!

Why do you believe that is a lie?

[myth-one.com]

[Replying to jimtatertayte in post #1]


The serpent or Satan started that lie:

And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die: (Genesis 3:4)

Satan lied when he informed Eve that she would live forever, "Ye shall not surely die."

Mainstream Christian theologians have incorporated that lie into their theologies for nearly two thousand years!

What part of it is a lie?

She ate the fruit and she died!

Why do you believe that is a lie?

"She ate the fruit and she died!" is not the lie.

The serpent's telling her that she would not die if she ate the forbidden fruit was the lie.

He told her that she would not die, while he knew that she would die, in an effort to deceive her.

Lie: To present false information with the intention of deceiving.

And the deception worked.

[PinSeeker]

"She ate the fruit and she died!" is not the lie. The serpent's telling her that she would not die if she ate the forbidden fruit was the lie.

Agreed. So why do you propagate the untruth that she (and Adam) did not die in that very day they ate of the fruit (as God said they would in Genesis 2:17)? Perhaps you so so undiscerningly, but you continuously refute what God clearly told Adam and Eve in that verse. The point being, death was never -- even from the very beginning, never -- synonymous in any way, shape, or fashion with non-existence, and it never will be.

Grace and peace to all.

[PinSeeker]

I am the thread. You are reading me. No prize for you.

LOL!!!! The Thread Nazi...

[jimtatertayte]

I am the thread. You are reading me. No prize for you.

LOL!!!! The Thread Nazi...

Are you aware that your participation in that worthless game of the flesh is a sin?

Just think, all that time you have wasted running around hitting a little ball
you could have given it to God to which you owe everything.

Have you ever stopped to think...what does He think about it?

[PinSeeker]

Are you aware that your participation in that worthless game of the flesh is a sin? Just think, all that time you have wasted running around hitting a little ball you could have given it to God to which you owe everything. Have you ever stopped to think...what does He think about it?

HAHAHAHA!!! I actually have given it a lot of thought. Golf is not a worthless game, my friend. Some people do play it worthlessly, though, I'll give you that. But there are many life lessons in golf (and many other types of leisure). And it's actually very possible to praise God, and meditate on His precepts -- and be preached to, figuratively speaking -- while playing it. Grace and peace to you, Jim.

[jimtatertayte]

Are you aware that your participation in that worthless game of the flesh is a sin? Just think, all that time you have wasted running around hitting a little ball you could have given it to God to which you owe everything. Have you ever stopped to think...what does He think about it?

HAHAHAHA!!! I actually have given it a lot of thought. Golf is not a worthless game, my friend. Some people do play it worthlessly, though, I'll give you that. But there are many life lessons in golf (and many other types of leisure). And it's actually very possible to praise God, and meditate on His precepts -- and be preached to, figuratively speaking -- while playing it. Grace and peace to you, Jim.

I sure am glad you think that way. In fact let all my adversaries think as you.
amen