Post by Atlatl AxolotlPost by dukeOn Fri, 10 Nov 2017 19:05:00 -0800 (PST), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl AxolotlPost by b***@gmail.comhttp://youtu.be/gXIROfPk760
.> Scripture says that your sins are forgiven, but your punishment for
.> pain to others must still be paid for.
.> Exodus 34:6-7New International Version (NIV)
.> 6 And he passed in front of Moses, proclaiming, “The Lord, the Lord, the
.> compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and
.> faithfulness, 7 maintaining love to thousands, and forgiving wickedness,
.> rebellion and sin. Yet he does not leave the guilty unpunished; he
.> punishes the children and their children for the sin of the parents to > > >.> the third and fourth generation.”
.> >So now you're suddenly an Old Testament guy, eh?
.> >How delightfully ironic.
.> The OT is a part of Christianity. You didn't know this? No, of course you
.> didn't.
That's right -- we Southern Baptists only read the New Testament.
Or the other way around, depending on your Lie of the Day.
,> >In any event, didja notice that this is not talking about the afterlife?
,> The purging is. Rev 21:27
Revelation was written by someone high on mushrooms.
Post by Atlatl AxolotlThen why are you quoting Exodus?
Considering that Duke hates Jews as much as he hates Blacks, Hispanics,
gays and women, he should also hate the OT, Abraham, Moses and the fact
that his fictional Jesus was supposed to be Jewish.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl.> >Notice that your God says he punishes children in their own
.> >lifetimes ... for sins they themselves did not commit?
He just skipped over that when I mentioned it in a very recent message.
He can be very cowardly about such things.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl.> I don't understand that part. But then again, it's not a Christian line of
.> belief - purgatory is.
Purgatory is a Catholic line of belief. Other Christians, those who do not believe that men were given the authority to keep adding "improvements"
to the teaching of Jesus, do not believe that.
Oh, is that how you refer to different groups of Christians choosing what
to believe from the Bible and what to ignore? We've all noticed how picky-choosey Roman Catholics can be about what to accept from the Bible and what
not to accept. It must be difficult when one Pope changes something and then
another Pope comes along who disagrees with him but can't change it back.
Post by Atlatl AxolotlPost by dukePost by Atlatl AxolotlIt's not a case of " your punishment for pain to others must still be paid for", it's a case of God taking it out on the innocent.
I'm a Christian.
You sure don't act like a Christian is supposed to act. Or is hatred and
bigotry what the modern Church stands for?
Post by Atlatl Axolotl.> >Some "God". If I were a Christian, I'd start talking real fast about something else whenever anyone brought this passage up.
.> It's from the Jewish OT.
It's your 'God', too. Or, have you already replaced Yahweh with Jesus. First,
the Hebrews had Yahweh swallow up El. Now, Jesus seems to be doing the same
thing to his old pappy. Gods are like that.
He forgets things easily.