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Correct. Correct. AMEN! https://kgov.com/nicer-than-God#sinner Why do you think that God, let alone men, are not capable of both love and hate simultaneously? Scripture says that "as a man thinks in his heart, so is he." Jesus reiterated this during His earthly ministry, saying "if you...

Correct. Clete also believes this. No one has said that he was above the law. What we've said is that no one could lawfully prosecute him, under the law, because no one had authority over him, aside from God.

That says neither that Jesus is the one who cast out the demons, nor that Jesus did so seven different times. Yup. Problem? I didn't say the "exact phrase" wasn't in the Bible. I said the "hate the sin, love the sinner" cliché is not found in scripture. Meaning it isn't taught, verbatim...

No, it doesn't.

Cite please. Where do you get the idea that they weren't cast out all at once? Because they aren't. You're blaming Mary Magdalene for being demon possessed? Clearly not at all, considering she was an adulteress... Nor the people who brought her but not the man she was supposedly...

There's nothing wrong with living in towns and villages. There was no Balestinian state prior to 1948. There was no "Palestine." What inheritance? Why? Again, there was no "Palestine" prior to 1948. It did not exist as a nation until 1988, 40 years after Israel became a nation.

Because the Mosaic Law required two or three witnesses to establish guilt. In case you didn't notice, by the time Jesus said those words, there was no one around to condemn the woman, and thus, no guilt could be established. What does this have to do with anything Clete just said? Yup. He...

Doesn't make you right. Those are the marching orders for Israel, and they are not currently in effect. We're in the Body of Christ. Our marching orders are different. Doesn't mean you're right. Jesus' mission was "for the lost sheep of the House of Israel." During His mission, He...

Yes, and? Yes, what is your point?

I always substitute "ACLU" with "Anti-Christ Legions of the Underworld." Makes it all the more funny.

... with a post that was off topic to what was being discussed among myself, Cabinet, and Clete. Yes, it is. There is nothing illogical about what I said. Then you shouldn't have posted anything in this thread. Yes. There's a difference between being insulting as Christ was insulting...

Because that's what we were talking about before you butted in with your OFF TOPIC statement about David. No. I want you to answer the questions I asked. Do you believe that we (that is, modern human governments; I'm not talking about the Body of Christ, but rather of governmental...

Aside from what I said earlier, and if I'm forgetting to reply to your last reponse to me, please let me know, I just wanted to post something that I was reminded of today before I forget it, the phrase God uttered to Adam when He warned him against eating of the tree could be more accurately...

How many times do I have to agree with this point before you stop making it? I'm not saying David was punished according to the law. I'm saying David was punished. Period. No one has said there was. Why is it so hard for you to acknowledge that David was punished for his adultery with...

And yet, the law remained against adultery, and David was punished directly by God for both his adultery with Bathsheba and his murder of Uriah. It's not either/or, Tambora. It's BOTH/AND. Tambora, to make things clear here, please answer the following question: Do you believe that we (that...

You must have missed it when I also said that God originally gave the land to Israel. Remember the Promised Land? Yeah, that's the land that Israel only PARTIALLY owns currently, the rest is currently in the possession of other nations.

Ok, and?

What a fool you are!

So does criminal justice. And I pointed out to you that the law that said to execute adulterers remained, despite God not killing David for his crime, and that David was still punished. Now, please address the questions you have been asked multiple times now: Tambora, to make things clear...