[quote who="Tova7" reply="51" id="3005811"]Alpha and Omega.[/quote] Thank you! Perfect! [quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="52" id="3006046"]This proves your underlying Nestorianism.[/quote] oh, so now I get a title? [quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="52" id="3006046"]In your effort to escape honoring Mary's status as the Mother of God, you acknowledge only Jesus' human nature and therefore fall into the Nestorius' error.[/quote] No, I
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[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="47" id="3005736"]she gave birth to God, t[/quote] and this statement again, shows the adoration and idolatry surrounding Mary. She DID NOT give birth to God. She gave birth to HER SON Jesus who was 100% man. She gave birth to his humanity NOT to his deity. HE ALWAYS WAS. She DID NOT GIVE BIRTH TO GOD! By saying so it elevates Mary which is the whole point isn't it?
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="48" id="3005742"]The last words of Our Blessed Mother found in Scripture are, "Do whatever He tells you".[/quote] so? What's your point? Do you want me to write the last words of Christ? Wouldn't that be more important? How about Peter? John? The fact that you even wrote this shows that the worship of Mary in the RCC system is very real and true. There's nothing wro
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="43" id="3003404"]So you took a few passages of Scripture and combined that with pagan mythologies found on the Net![/quote] no this has nothing to do with the NET. This has been long established way before the computer age. [quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="43" id="3003404"]The historical Mary, Queen of Heaven, has never been regarded as a goddess, and was the purest woman who ever set foot on this earth. [/quote] this is paga
you are so messed up here Lula...it would take me forever to straighten you up. To be honest, it's just too much work. I gave you easy to understand logic keeping it simple but you drown me with your many words and scriptures which are all skewed. For instance when you say John looked at Rome with admiration and he would NEVER do that. Do you know the word in the Greek? It's not the "admired" we use today. <
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="34" id="2998387"]Same fallacy has been spinning around about the sun-image in the interior of St.Peter's Basilica. Because it's there, Protestants deduce Catholicism is from the pagan cult.[/quote] I didn't even know this. But yes many believe that not only is Catholicism's roots deeply pagan, saying it's a mixture..some say it's totally pagan. The whole mother-son worship is just the beginning. Remember
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="35" id="2998388"]One day, I would love to visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher that houses the sites of the Crucifixion and the Resurrection of Our Lord. Imagine being able to be right there on this spot of the tomb of Christ.[/quote] Actually there are two places that claim this piece of history. This one and another that makes much more sense and shows an empty tomb in s garden like setting. I call them the Protestant Version and
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="29" id="2998050"] To this Israel continuously responds with rebellion. 12-13. Unfortunately, Israel which imitated Gomer in her infidelity, WOULD NOT IMITATE HER REPENTANCE.[/quote] Ok. If I show you scripture will you believe it? Or will you rationalize it and trample it because it doesn't fit your theory? I've already told you to read the chapter from Zechariah so I'm guessing you did not. Because had you read this
I made a very easy case showing you that the end for Babylon and the end for Israel are vastly different. No reply? Ok..what about this? What about the fact that Paul wrote: "I do not want you to be ignorant of this mystery, brothers, so that you may not be conceited; Israel has experienced a hardening in part until the full number of the Gentiles has come in. And so ALL ISRAEL will be saved as it is written: &
oh btw... On the ceiling of the Holy Sepulchre (a RCC site) in Jerusalem is a pagan portrayal; a symbol of the Sun God which has its roots in Babylon coming from Babylon's pagan culture. I saw it. That's the truth. We went to Jerusalem in May. Our leader, Marv, waited for us outside because it's all so pagan and he doesn't care to re-live it but he wanted us to see it. People were on the floor praying, wailing and touching a slab on the floor pushing an
You can answer back with your "anti-Catholic" rant if it makes you feel better but it has nothing to do with truth. It's about finding truth..not about being anti-anything. You would make a terrible scientist. You disregard truth in order to substantiate your own truth which is what you wish it to be. Happens all the time. If you wish to believe Babylon and Israel are the same. Go for it. You can't prove it by scripture. It'
Lula.. The whole theme of the book of Hosea is God's love for Israel IN SPITE of her continued unfaithfulness. Hosea married Gomer only to discover that she was unfaithful. They separated but his love for her, like God's love for his people persisted and reconciliation ensued. This is probably the strangest book in all of the bible. (1:2). Gomer represents Israel and Hosea represents God. [quote who="lulapilg
Did you read Hosea yet?
David was a sophomore in college when I joined JU. He's the one who got me started by making me have this blog. He did all the signing me up including coming up with my name. Do you remember you were friendly with him first? Then he kind of dropped off. Last I knew his blog was still up. He graduated HS in 04 and college in 08. Time flies. That's for sure. I speak to my kids 50/50 on the phone and internet.  
I'll have to try this when I get over this cold that is kicking my butt right now!
[quote who="Tova7" reply="16" id="2997249"]She handed me the receipt. "Your total is $7.77[/quote] awesome! And some say that God is not a personal God??? He makes himself known..those who have eyes to see and ears to hear. I have numerous stories like this that are just too bizarre to be considered "coincidences." [quote who="Tova7" reply="16" id="2997249"]Anway, never thought of it before but she says grace was something the gentiles said in gr
Lula...I don't think Beth Moore will be too different. My guess. I tend to be really close to her thinking. We both look at the scriptures from an evangelical sense of things. She may be, not sure, pre-trib tho which is basically just timing. I'm now thinking pre-wrath makes the most sense. So while we'd believe in the same events (wrath of God, Tribulation, Rapture, millennium kingdom etc) it would just be how the timing comes into play if she is e
[quote who="Snowman" reply="10" id="2997215"]Hover the cursor over the white 'line' between each post.[/quote] woops..this has to be better.
[quote Hover the cursor over the white 'line' between each post.[/quote] Thanks Snowman..I guess more has changed than I realized. Whatever happened to highlighting and then hitting the quote button?
it's both figurative and literal. Basically the key to knowing comes down to this: "If it makes sense, seek no other sense." So if it makes sense to be used literally, do so. If not, the symbol has to stand for something and usually the key can be found elsewhere in scripture.
@Heigar..that's sort of how it was at our house. I was pushing the books and limiting, basically for us, what would have been TV time since we really didn't do anything via computers in those days. In HS it got harder with the books tho because even tho we didn't have computer access they were all busy with their sports, which is still better than sitting home in front of some screen be it computer or TV.
How come I can't quote anyone anymore? @T..when was the last time you and I had a phone conversation? Now..compare that to email, FB and JU. Which do we spend more time on? So maybe on-line will be sort of like homeschool again? Back to how it all started in the first place? At home with the parents?
My three boys graduated HS between 2000-04. Really not that long ago. We didn't have internet access until the youngest was like a junior/senior so we're talking maybe 2003. I was told that my kids would be behind. They would be computer illiterates. Today they've not only caught up but I would venture a guess they know more than most. In fact my youngest son is a computer gen
so how does Beth Moore approach this subject on the whore? Any insights there from her for us T? I know she tends to go in pretty deep and the studies I've done (not too many) I've enjoyed. Thought provoking stuff.
I don't even know where to start Lula. And I don't have a lot of time these days to go too deep here. You can believe what you want here. But to call Israel the Harlot of Revelation 17 is just bad theology. First of all..yes, Israel did play the harlot by being unfaithful to God in the OT. What you didn't mention nor did this Mr. Pike is the fact that AFTER their exile to Babylon (Babylonian 70 year captivity) they never did go back into idolatry like the