JediKnight wrote:
short answer: when recording biblical events, the authors often had to use words and phrases that "best described" the events due to language and cultural barriers. Additionally, with several different "versions" of the Bible available, there are a lot of 'events, concepts, and words' that have been changed, omitted, or misconstrued.....this is the what's meant by "following the letter" of the Bible. Following the "spirit" of God's word is a bit different.
Basically, if mankind truly understood that "God is Love" -it shouldn't matter which 'version' of the Bible you study because the "spirit" of the various versions all point out the same. God is a true, living, "triune" God of three equal parts: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
God created the heavens, the earth, and all that is seen and unseen. He is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent (all powerful, all knowing, always present) and He created man (kind) in His own image. No, we are 'not gods' - but we do have d******n over the earth and the animals, and we are just a little less than the angels.
short answer: when recording biblical events, the ... (
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Jedi! I have one final question for you. Do you consider ,Muhammad the Prophet, to have heard the word from God?