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Because that's not how people speak. And the context of the passage makes it abundantly clear.

Uh, yeah, he was, because that's the only thing that the context allows: Now Thomas, called the Twin, one of the twelve, was not with them when Jesus came.The other disciples therefore said to him, “We have seen the Lord.” So he said to them, “Unless I see in His hands the print of the nails...

In other words: virtue signalling.

In what way is that any different to what the Bible teaches? Sounds like a case of pot calling kettle black...

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Ok, so are you saying that you did something wrong? But why the need for forgiveness?

Why does he need to forgive you in the first place?

I wonder why....

You should watch the following video.

Because you say so? Thomas said: "The Lord of me, and the God of me." Answer the question: Was Thomas committing idolatry by calling Jesus his God? Or was Jesus God and Thomas was recognizing Him as such? Those are the only two possibilities.

1) You should look in a mirror when you say that. 2) who do you think is speaking in Revelation 21:7?

You're in denial. Moses was not made God. He was made AS God TO PHARAOH. That's what the Bible says. Thomas said: "The Lord of me, and the God of me." Answer the question: Was Thomas committing idolatry by calling Jesus his God? Or was Jesus God and Thomas was recognizing Him as such...

Someone isn't paying attention... "The Lord of me, and the God of me." Was Thomas committing idolatry by calling Jesus His God? Or was Jesus God and Thomas was recognizing Him as such? Those are the only two possibilities.

Was Thomas committing idolatry by calling Jesus His God? Or was Jesus God and Thomas was recognizing Him as such? Those are the only two possibilities. Repeating an argument that has already been dismantled doesn't furthur your position. Again: Exodus 7:1 is NOT saying that Moses was made...

No, he told His disciples to go into the world. Yet they never did. Except for a few short mission trips, they largely stayed in Jerusalem.

Your information is out of date. The article Jeff posted is from today.

Jacob took more than one wife. Was he sinning? Jacob was not a king. So why did God not prohibit him from taking a second wife?

Begging the question won't get you anywhere with me, Mark. Again, where did I say that He condones polygamy? You keep moving this goalpost without any explanation. This is an argument from silence. It's a logical fallacy for a reason. First of all, ripping verses out of context doesn't do...

Or Sellers is a coward...

Of course He did, only in specific cases. But that's a topic for another thread, and it's irrelevant here. Only to the extent that He doesn't intervene and stop it from happening. But again, irrelevant to this thread. Still moving the goalposts. Where did I say that he condoned it or...