prophetic & lil david do not believe there is power in the name of Jesus
Posted : 6 Feb, 2020 11:12 PM
Are some here deluded into thinking that they have the Holy Spirit living in them or faithing into Messiah but at the same time discounting His very Words we are to live by and have as daily bread? Which or how much of the Bible is your bread?
Any books outside of scripture is not manna to live by. So where does this "christ" or "Jesus" come from if not found in the Bible?
Some claim "Jesus speaks"directly to him/her and nothing was taught from the Bible. Hmmmm.
Interesting!
Seems I have to learn the Word in order to regurgitate it back on satan like Yashua did when He was tempted....
If the only books of the New Covenant we had were Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts and Revelation...
Posted : 6 Feb, 2020 11:09 PM
Are some here deluded into thinking that they have the Holy Spirit living in them or faithing into Messiah but at the same time discounting His very Words we are to live by and have as daily bread? Which or how much of the Bible is your bread?
Any books outside of scripture is not manna to live by. So where does this "christ" or "Jesus" come from if not found in the Bible?
Some claim "Jesus speaks"directly to him/her and nothing was taught from the Bible. Hmmmm.
Interesting!
Seems I have to learn the Word in order to regurgitate it back on satan like Yashua did when He was tempted....
prophetic & lil david do not believe there is power in the name of Jesus
Posted : 6 Feb, 2020 10:44 PM
HiddenMountain quote:
"did YHSHUA say something like greater works than these we should do in the end , SEEMS DANIEL AND OTHERS POINTED TO THIS ALSO.
End quote
Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit and when he did He accompanied them and the Apostles did greater miracles than Him as prophesied in the first century.
The power of Christ, through Peter's shadow transmitting healing..
Pauls handkerchief to cast out devils ...
BUT the greatest of these was the conversion of souls.
3,000 souls were converted under one sermon by Peter.
The hearts of the Messiah's murders melt before Peters exhortation like wax to a flame.
Christ followers of the Way had been enabled to do greater works through aid of His intercession.
The so-called "painful letter," which is found in Chapters 10–13 of 2 Corinthians, contains Paul's defense of himself and of his work to the charges made against him by his enemies, including the Jewish legalists who said that Paul was an impostor who had not been authorized by the proper authorities to work among the churches. The legalists supported their charge by pointing out that Paul had a "thorn in [his] flesh," some physical defect that, according to ancient Jewish regulations, would have barred a man from the priesthood. They further maintained that Paul supported himself by doing manual labor rather than by accepting support from the members of the church. This labor, in their judgment, was an admission on his part that he was not qualified to be supported in the way that was customary for duly authorized missionaries. The legalists also accused Paul of cowardice on the grounds that he was bold so long as he was writing letters, but he was very mild when present with the legalists in person. Other charges of a similar nature were made in an all-out attempt to discredit the religious work that Paul was doing.
To all of these charges, Paul makes a vigorous reply. He shows wherein the charges are false, and he recounts for the people at Corinth the many trials and hardships that he suffered for their sake and for the sake of the gospel. Although he apologizes for seeming to boast of his own attainments, he explains the necessity for doing so. He indicates further that his greatest disappointment lies not in the fact that charges of this sort have been made against him but that the members of the Corinthian church have apparently been persuaded by them.
The so-called "painful letter," which is found in Chapters 10–13 of 2 Corinthians, contains Paul's defense of himself and of his work to the charges made against him by his enemies, including the Jewish legalists who said that Paul was an impostor who had not been authorized by the proper authorities to work among the churches. The legalists supported their charge by pointing out that Paul had a "thorn in [his] flesh," some physical defect that, according to ancient Jewish regulations, would have barred a man from the priesthood. They further maintained that Paul supported himself by doing manual labor rather than by accepting support from the members of the church. This labor, in their judgment, was an admission on his part that he was not qualified to be supported in the way that was customary for duly authorized missionaries. The legalists also accused Paul of cowardice on the grounds that he was bold so long as he was writing letters, but he was very mild when present with the legalists in person. Other charges of a similar nature were made in an all-out attempt to discredit the religious work that Paul was doing.
To all of these charges, Paul makes a vigorous reply. He shows wherein the charges are false, and he recounts for the people at Corinth the many trials and hardships that he suffered for their sake and for the sake of the gospel. Although he apologizes for seeming to boast of his own attainments, he explains the necessity for doing so. He indicates further that his greatest disappointment lies not in the fact that charges of this sort have been made against him but that the members of the Corinthian church have apparently been persuaded by them.
Yes, the following scripture is in the context of governing authorities BUT shouldn't you read it as being subject to the scriptures themselves that speak of Paul ?
Romans 13 New International Version (NIV)
Submission to Governing Authorities
13 Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. 2 Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves. 3 For rulers hold no terror for those who do right, but for those who do wrong. Do you want to be free from fear of the one in authority? Then do what is right and you will be commended. 4 For the one in authority is God’s servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for rulers do not bear the sword for no reason. They are God’s servants, agents of wrath to bring punishment on the wrongdoer. 5 Therefore, it is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible punishment but also as a matter of conscience.
Seems Paul had a direct encounter with the same God.
Hmmmm.
And Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit and when he did He accompanied them and the Apostles did greater miracles than Him as prophesied in the first century.
The power of Christ, through Peter's shadow transmitting healing..
Pauls handkerchief to cast out devils ...
BUT the greatest of these was the conversion of souls.
3,000 souls were converted under one sermon by Peter.
The hearts of the Messiah's murders melt before Peters exhortation like wax to a flame.
Christ followers of the way had been enabled to do greater works through aid of His intercession.
In Numbers 12, Moses’ brother and sister, Aaron and Miriam, try to launch a revolt against his authority. They appear to have a reasonable complaint. Moses teaches that Israelites are not to marry foreigners (Deut. 7:3), yet he himself has a foreign wife (Num. 12:1).
God punishes them severely on Moses’ behalf. He reminds them he has chosen Moses as his representative to Israel, speaking “face to face” with Moses/Moshe.
But no body saw Moshe speak to Yahuwah..
Didn't Moshe also perform miracles by the power of Yah?
In Numbers 12, Moses’ brother and sister, Aaron and Miriam, try to launch a revolt against his authority. They appear to have a reasonable complaint. Moses teaches that Israelites are not to marry foreigners (Deut. 7:3), yet he himself has a foreign wife (Num. 12:1).
God punishes them severely on Moses’ behalf. He reminds them he has chosen Moses as his representative to Israel, speaking “face to face” with Moses/Moshe.
But no body saw Moshe speak to Yahuwah..
Didn't Moshe also perform miracles by the power of Yah?
In Numbers 12, Moses’ brother and sister, Aaron and Miriam, try to launch a revolt against his authority. They appear to have a reasonable complaint. Moses teaches that Israelites are not to marry foreigners (Deut. 7:3), yet he himself has a foreign wife (Num. 12:1).
God punishes them severely on Moses’ behalf. He reminds them he has chosen Moses as his representative to Israel, speaking “face to face” with Moses/Moshe.
But no body saw Moshe speak to Yahuwah..
Didn't Moshe also perform miracles by the power of Yah?
