@br0kenrabbit: No, it was always there. Like the Alpha and Omega. This is evidenced....quite a bit. Not the least of which being God's promise to Abraham that all peoples of the earth will be blessed ...

@br0kenrabbit: No. Kunarion instead of Kuon was quite enough for today, haha. Have a good day.

@br0kenrabbit: I mean, you're just not listening, dude. But it's fine. You can have your interpretation. All good.

@br0kenrabbit: Again, no. Not at all. In Mark, Jesus uses the term in question based on the perception of uncleanliness by the Jews. But this choice of the diminutive (little puppies), is short of a h...

@br0kenrabbit: Well, no, not at all. Jesus's initial refusal was designed to test the woman's faith, as well as her persistence in that regard. The woman understood Jesus's meaning and humbly accepted...

@LJS9502_basic: Yes, no killing. Then, at the same time, you have instances of God commanding death. How to reconcile these? It should be obvious. There's a distinction here. You should not murder som...

@LJS9502_basic: There are several instances of God commanding humans to carry out the death penalty in scripture, yes. I showed a few in this very thread.

@LJS9502_basic: Um, yes, dude. Humans are not God. God instructs humans, not the other way around.

@jhonMalcovich: Yes, Jesus was showing grace. Not nullifying the Father's law. He was exposing the hypocrisy of the Pharisees though. Again, as shown, God Himself gave man authority to dispense capita...

@jhonMalcovich said: @nod_eclipse_ said: @jhonMalcovich: Dude, um.....yes, you can know much of God's will. There's kind of this book about it. A really old one. You may have heard of it.And then, the...

@jhonMalcovich: Dude, um.....yes, you can know much of God's will. There's kind of this book about it. A really old one. You may have heard of it.And then, there was this thing called the Great Flood....

@davillain said:I don't care for death penalties nor do I support it. I never ask for Tyler Robinson to get the electric chair, just rot in Prison for life. Killing Tyler won't bring the man back.Yes...

@LJS9502_basic: Indeed, there is no contradiction. Jesus said exactly what needed to be said to expose the hypocrisy of the Pharisees.When I was younger, I was Presbyterian. But I left. For a long tim...

@LJS9502_basic: The OT and NT have differences, yes, but they show a natural, divine path of the Father extending grace to his creation. Hence, Jesus.

@jhonMalcovich: Well, no, God did not change his mind in this sense. He brought grace down on us. There is no contradiction. And, furthermore, the lack of contradiction will become known in a VERY BIG...

@LJS9502_basic: Dude, I don't champion the death penalty. Are you even reading what I'm writing?

@jhonMalcovich: As I said (and as Jesus himself said in scripture), Jesus and the Father are one. This means "they" share the same nature, divinity, and purpose. There are not two ways to look at this...

@jhonMalcovich: Jesus and the Father are one. Jesus is God.

@Maroxad said: And biblical? I am pretty sure Jesus was against the death penalty. But then again, I am an atheist so I probably am not the most knowledgeable on this.Yes, of course, Jesus asked us t...

@DEVILinIRON: Enough of that, rascallion!