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So I guess my problem is with the translation that calls the Creator of the universe Logic. What happens with all the times we read, “God said…”? Who exactly speaks, and who became flesh? It’s confusing. So, just maybe the KJV version is referring to the Word (Spoken into being) instead of...

Some people say the common language for John would be Aramaic.

No I have no proof. But I’m really curious. Guess my common sense tells me so. Wonder where we can find out. 🤔

Question - A thought just occurred to me. Is it possible Jesus was speaking firstly of how He was God and had the power to heal. Perhaps this is like a parable that He assumes will go over this Pharisee’s head. Here’s the deal…..I AM God. He seems to be holding out the promise of a future...

Word not words. I believe it’s more accurate because HE SPOKE the world into existence. “And God said let there be light.” Also, being Jewish, I don’t think John wrote his epistle in Greek. I would assume it was translated into the Greek.

So putting any of those names in caps would probably be appropriate, right? 😉

Romans chapter one explains we are created with the knowledge of God in us, yet that alone is not enough.

Indeed, AND His work on the cross.

I think I can remember this topic. So logic became flesh and dwelt among us. I don’t want to side track your thread, but I wonder what the Hebrew would say. It just strikes me as odd considering it’s His name. 🤔

Elon has entered the fray. I think his son going trans caused him to step up. hey doser 😃

Absolutely there will be a rapture, and it can’t be much longer from what I’m seeing in this world today.

This has been a great thread, Nick. I would like to mention Rev. 19:13, where His name is called the Word of God. I can’t remember who mentioned it being His name, but thought it should be noted.

I'm wondering what would happen if the Lord didn't come. Satan certainly seems to be in control of this world, at the moment. Artificial Intelligence, lawlessness abounding, and all the other signs that are increasing with each passing day. There seems to be a great battle for the souls of men.

Don't try to heap any shame on me. It simply won't stick. I went fishing for your point, remember? "Maybe you just disagree, but maybe it's because you're confident church will be gone (raptured), and the prophecies concerning the last days pertain to Israel and not the church? ";)

It doesn't sound like you're too interested in prophecy....am I wrong? Maybe you just disagree, but maybe it's because you're confident church will be gone (raptured), and the prophecies concerning the last days pertain to Israel and not the church?

Don't you find it interesting that Israel is central in the Bible, that they disappeared as a nation for hundreds of years, and then returned, worshipping the same God in the same way, and speaking the same language that they always have?

We are so close to the end, we're about to fall off the edge. It's to the point where we can't believe anything we see, and less of what we hear. If the unbelievers aren't suspecting something big is up, they're under some strange delusion.

Those verses are not referring to a resurrection of individuals, but to the nation itself. In fact it seems to be speaking of the entire event, from their scattering to their being gathered together, then comes the tribulation, before anyone is resurrected (except the church). it takes us...

Of course God is with the nation of Israel, even when they've been in exile for hundreds of years. Even when He, Himself, scattered them. The People of Israel consider themselves descendants of Abraham and heirs according to the promise. The fact remain, we are in the last days and Israel...