@n1passer@BrysonGray Don't post on a public platform if you don't want a response? Just a polite suggestion. :) You could say no one asked for your first comment either. ๐
@KJVGospel I read only the KJV. Sorry but the bible doesn't mention the "https://t.co/Qfe225GkN5" anywhere. Since I have a KJV bible, I won't need to read your ebook.
@n1passer@BrysonGray The context is in the bible, society's preference for desire over faith, and what God says about such an offense. I hope this helps.
@Mike79840558@BrysonGray A phenomenon is more like an exception to the rule of nature but is in no way the norm or it wouldn't be called a phenomenon. Two people of the same sex cannot reproduce ergo it is unnatural. If it were the norm, we would all be attracted to the same sex.
@KnowBallZak@BrysonGray If you'll notice he does not call the poor man who takes a piece of bread to feed his family an abomination nor does he list a severe punishment for this, but theft is a sin all the same.
@KnowBallZak@BrysonGray It's actually true that some sins are considered worse. The ones mentioned are "being gay", "murder of the innocent", "misleading children or followers of God". He specifically mentions these as abomination or says what the severity of the punishment will be -
@ChewChewBeats@BrysonGray People are not proud to be sinners, they are laughing at anyone who thinks themselves to be so perfect that they do not sin. You should strive for perfection, but never be fooled into thinking you are perfect.
@ChewChewBeats@BrysonGray You literally cannot be perfect and to pretend that you could ever be all knowing and perfect is in itself a sin. It's called pride. Just because you may not commit the more grievous sins does not in any way mean you don't sin.
@KJVGospel @Radar1599@BrysonGray I read the King James Version and it says nothing in the commandments about "universalism" other than that you should not be "of this world". i.e. do not concern yourself with other religions, cultures, etc that go against the teachings of the bible.
@Radar1599@BrysonGray This is actually a little more complicated, because if you sin but repent and sin no more you can still go to Heaven. If you sin and do not repent you can still go to hell. Simply believing in the existence of God is not enough to be saved. You must also obey him.
@nathancoxey Yeshua isn't exactly a name like Jesus or Paul etc. It simply translates to "I Am" or "I am the word". The King James Version does not say Yeshua, it says "I am", "I am the word."
@jesusiscomingx2@PopcornVendor75@BrysonGray You actually can't, arrogance is a sin. If you are arrogant, you are prideful. Surely you've heard "Pride comes before the fall". This was the exact reason Lucifer was cast out of heaven.
@5SolasMissy@BrysonGray Being deceptive means you are knowingly lying or doing something wrong and hiding it. That would require him to lie. Tell me what verse in the actual Bible actually says you do not have to repent to be saved? Old Testament says you do, and the bible does not contradict itself.
@5SolasMissy@BrysonGray If you search your soul, you'll find that the desire to repent is actually in you. It's called a conscience. It's the reason you feel bad when you do something wrong Where does this come from if not from God? We feel this before we are ever truly taught the importance of it.