Seconds of Pre Embryonic Life of Jesus Christ?

[TK Burk]

Originally Posted by Sean

True, you can't teach closed minds.

You also can't teach with a smooth brain.

[TK Burk]

Originally Posted by Sean

What TK is telling you is throw out the King James version and use some other translation.

What a lie.

Sean, how old are you?

[Esaias]

Y'all must be bored.

[Sean]

TK, here's the test to see if I'm lying... Put your version okay, then put the King James version of Isaiah 9:6 out for everyone to see, side by side. Then we will see if they say the exact same thing, okay?

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by aegsm76

Just wondering what the end result of your doctrine is.
Are we all "little Jesus'"?
What is your overall point.
I have dealt with enough people who take the scripture out of context to know that you have some overall point to this.

As a matter of fact someone with a similar doctrine that you are espousing just convinced a new convert to leave his apostolic church family, because they were wrong.

Of course, he has now convinced him to leave his wife and two young children as well, because they are staying.

If I sound a little bitter about this, I am.

It is called Apostle/Prophet progression.

This is when someone supposedly holds a special anointing to RESTORE the Apostolic message.

With herds it is the young and weak which are captured by the wolves. Hence the reason when you have converts from certain religions they are usually new converts, or really weren't dogmatic about their religion. These so called restorers or revisionists don't ever convert ministers, elders, or people who have been in the religion for a long amount of time. Because the seasoned saint can see what big ears the so called revisionist has, or what a big eyes the restorer has, especially they can see the fangs.

The revisionist cannot tackle the hard questions, and usually when they are dealing with elders they walk off. But when dealing with new converts they stay on the new convert like a heat seeking missile. They are a pastor's nightmare. Pastors who are mindful of this type of individual will quickly show them the door. Sadly too many men believe they can help someone like this and allow them to sit among the sheep. Yet, wolves and sheep make a bad combination.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by TK Burk

You're the teacher, prove you're right.

I already did by default because every question I ask you refuse to answer.

[TK Burk]

Originally Posted by Sean

And that is exactly what TK did with Isaiah 9:6 in our debate.

"Our debate"?

When did that begin?

I give Bible verses and cite references. You post silly little oneliners.

You're not even like a knife and a gunfight. You're more like silly putty.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

It is called Apostle/Prophet progression.

This is when someone supposedly holds a special anointing to RESTORE the Apostolic message.

With herds it is the young and weak which are captured by the wolves. Hence the reason when you have converts from certain religions they are usually new converts, or really weren't dogmatic about their religion. These so called restorers or revisionists don't ever convert ministers, elders, or people who have been in the religion for a long amount of time. Because the seasoned saint can see what big ears the so called revisionist has, or what a big eyes the restorer has, especially they can see the fangs.

The revisionist cannot tackle the hard questions, and usually when they are dealing with elders they walk off. But when dealing with new converts they stay on the new convert like a heat seeking missile. They are a pastor's nightmare. Pastors who are mindful of this type of individual will quickly show them the door. Sadly too many men believe they can help someone like this and allow them to sit among the sheep. Yet, wolves and sheep make a bad combination.

Like I said, go ahead and believe and teach that Jesus started as an omnipresent cell. I don't have a beef with you for teaching that. I just won't teach that anymore.

[Sean]

Who knows, maybe you're right.

[Sean]

Maybe the foundational doctrinal teaching of the Catholic church is right after all.