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by alreadydead on November 19th, 2006
Why don't people use God's name as Jehovah, as mentioned in Psalm 83:18?
by anil m on May 21st, 2011
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Jehovah Witnesses were allowed to worship Jesus until 1954. In 1954 the doctrine was changed to
worship only Jehovah.What caused the change?
by Doc on December 6th, 2011
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If anybody knows 'God' is a title just like 'king' and 'president' are, why would you say "God is God's name"?
by aneedtoknowgirl on November 4th, 2010
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How common were name changes or new names given to people mentioned in the Bible and what purpose did that serve?
by Max Power on January 30th, 2011
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Are the blood requirements in Acts 15:29 still in effect for current Christians. If not why was it brought up at the Council at Jerusalem?
by Doc on December 14th, 2011
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Then I guess that's where you would use the context of the message to tell the difference. So I ask another question; do you think that the context of the Bible agrees with you answer?
by ViceGrip on November 19th, 2006
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by ViceGrip on November 26th, 2006
Your friend saved you physically (not spiritually) from harm that might cause you death. God is the only one that can save you spiritually after your physical death! Don't confuse the two.
by ViceGrip on November 26th, 2006
V, you ask a valid question. Yes, the context agrees with the answer.
I'm sure you've read John 3:16. It tells us that God send his son to save faithful humans. It is no stretch to say that Jesus is a sub-savior (yes, my invented word)working for the Savior-in-Chief, Jehovah.
Examples of creatures sharing certain titles with Jehovah (including savior, god, lord, shephard, king) in the Scriptures are countless.
by bruceytom on January 27th, 2009
Whatever happened to ViceGrip? I always enjoyed his narrow, bigoted approach to religion. His insults and wild generalizations provided a great platform for contrasting truth and error. Has he gone the way of Onthenarrowroad, sinnersaved and the others of like ilk?
Why do they disappear just when the discussion gets to the heart of matters? Could it be that their opinions don't stand up to scrutiny? All the good back-and-forth dries up when we start sticking to fact. Oh, well...
by bruceytom on October 7th, 2009
I wouldn't look into it too much. Some strongholds are best left un-overturned.
by scodey on October 8th, 2009
True, scodey. These strongholds are not so strong anyway. They really only exist in the minds of their holders.
The truth is speaking for itself. We can move on to bigger things.
by bruceytom on October 13th, 2009