This Graph Will Make You Think!!!!! (page 3)

nvrgnbk

Jesus will soon kill everyone that likes that graph!

avidbiblereader

Did he tell you that, because I never seen that in my Bible version or reading? Maybe you are still influenced further than you think with witness teachings.

Respectfulluy, abr

Interesting graph, yet as a Bible believer, I feel the graph is an unfair graph because it doesn't include the countless others who have died at the hands of Satens influence since the Bible was recorded. Also how many died at Satens influence in Bible times that were not recorded in the Bible.

Sincerely,

Lady Liberty

brinjen

Jesus will soon kill everyone that likes that graph!

You crack me up!

nvrgnbk

Did he tell you that, because I never seen that in my Bible version or reading? Maybe you are still influenced further than you think with witness teachings.
Respectfulluy, abr

You can't be serious, abr.

What about 2 Thess 1:8?

King James Bible
In flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ:

avidbiblereader

You can't be serious, abr.

Yes, I am serious, I know the scripture well, however, THEY are the judges not us, THEY will decide who is the real sinner and know all the circumstances of a person, their actions, their speech, their attitudes, their motives.

Not us, the witnesses and others (maybe not as much) all think they have it figured out who will get life and who will not, that should be one of he underlying signs of getting away from them.

We will probably all be shocked at God's judgements

Romans 11:33,34 Amplified

33 Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How unfathomable (inscrutable, unsearchable) are His judgments(His decisions)! And how untraceable (mysterious, undiscoverable) are His ways (His methods, His paths)!

34 For who has known the mind of the Lord and who has understood His thoughts, or who has [ever] been His counselor?

Repsectfully,

abr

new boy

Jeff....great stuff my friend...were do you get this stuff..very nice.

The fools that still believe in Satan are the same ones who still believe that Satan turn all these people on the Earth against God...getting God so pissed off... to the point that he has NO choice but to kill 6 BILLION people leaving only 6 million (good people?) here to wordhip him...in fear and trembling...

So in the universal score board....most people DO love Satan ( be doesn't really exist)

6 Billion points for Satan

6 million points for God.....no wonder god is pissed off that he has to kill everyone ....he lost by a land slide.

eclipse

Jesus will soon kill everyone that likes that graph!

Ahhahahahha! Hilarious!

Awakened07

Besides should the pottered vessel have any right what to say to the potter?

If the 'pottered vessel' has no say in this matter (of life and death) anyway, then I guess the Potter could have just as well killed Satan, Adam & Eve right away and started over, not caring for whatever the angels [also 'pottered vessels'] or anyone else would say about it. If any one of the 'pottered vessels' at any future time would oppose his rule, he could just say "Sorry - I'm the Potter, so what I say goes". Why would he need to establish a precedent if his 'pottered vessels' have no say anyway? The reason he did what he did (and didn't start over), and part of the reason why mankind is suffering to this day, was to establish a precedent of who's got the right to rule, was it not?

Besides - the 'pottered vessels' in this case are not lumps of hardened clay - they are living, self-aware beings with their own worth. The Potter may have the right to destroy his 'pottered vessels', but it wouldn't be right. There's a difference.

"With great power comes great responsibility". When you first decide to create something that has self-worth of its own, you automatically have a certain obligation to care for it, in my opinion. I don't see the big point of having to punish with death. Punish, perhaps, but with death? Why? What is the lesson learned by the dead person?

It's hard to make a fitting analogy, because humans can't create life, but here's (an imperfect) one anyway: We can assume that a lot of people have strong, positive feelings about some of the paintings of people like Michaelangelo, Da Vinci, Van Gogh, Picasso, Rembrandt etc., and would feel that something very precious would vanish from the world if those paintings were destroyed. Now, let's say we could go back in time, gather all these painters together, and bring them to our time. And let's say they all felt that some of their most famous paintings were no good for some reason, and decided to destroy them. They had made them, so it would be their right - but would it be right? There would be a huge outcry and pleading for them not to go through with it, but in the end, it would be up to them. Nevertheless - would the people who had deep feelings about the paintings be totally cool with it, and just say "Oh well - it's their right, since they made them." ? It's more likely that the painters would lose the respect of many of those who once were their biggest "fans". And these are dead, material things I'm talking about in this analogy, not living, sentient, self-aware beings.

Further; I would say that Satan didn't necessarily introduce sin into the world, or rather - he didn't have to introduce sin into the world. The tree of knowledge was stood there in the middle of the garden like a giant red button with a sign saying: "DO NOT TOUCH!". How many centuries would have passed until someone just had to try it out, without any supernatural influence?

I should add to this that in my opinion:

Death toll:

God = 0

Satan = 0

Life 'toll':

God = 0

Satan = 0

so I'm only arguing over other people's ideas.

And on that finishing note;

Death toll:

People's erroneous ideas = All.

5go

WOW satan killed 10 people. I think that is off by about 10.

This Graph Will Make You Think!!!!!

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