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Christianity (including Jehovahs Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

by exWTslave in

christianity (including jehovahs witnesses) is the rejection of christ.

take one of the most important teachings of jesus:.

1) he says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (luke 6:27-32).

exWTslave

Perry

Teaching of Grace obviously is interpolation, because the Bible is filled with verses advocating Principle of Sow and Reap. (to mention a few, Genesis 4:10-12; 9:6; Deuteronomy 24:16; 1 Kings 8:32; Job 34:11; Psalm 62:12; Isaiah 3:10-11;Jeremiah 31:29-30; Ezekiel 18:20 ; Habakkuk 2:3, 4; Mathew 16:27; Romans 14:12; 1 Peter 1:17; Revelation 2:23; 20:12; 22:12-15 .....)

Contrary to this came the teaching that ‘through one man all became sinners; through another man’s death people can seek forgiveness.’ Jesus had already pre-empted such future interpolations whose sole purpose was to get the ‘ears tickled.’ (Mathew 10:33; Mathew 16:27; Mathew 23:12; 2 Timothy 4:3). Those ancient blind teachers, as their basis, quoted: “Life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot.” (Exodus 21:23; Leviticus 24:17; Deuteronomy 19:21) and concluded that first Adam lost eternal life, hence last Adam should be put to death for the sinners to have eternal life—A LOGIC THAT IS NOT UNDERSTOOD BY ANYONE. Interestingly, the context of the above three verses is really counterproductive—they unanimously assert that crime against the innocent should be dealt with death punishment! How blind those interpolators must be to take those very verses as support for ransom teaching which shows: THE INNOCENT WAS PUT TO DEATH TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD!

God wants us to understand things and act, hence made Jesus declare repeatedly: “He that has ears, let him hear.” (Mathew 11:15; Mark 4:23; Luke 14:35)

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Christianity (including Jehovahs Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

by exWTslave in

christianity (including jehovahs witnesses) is the rejection of christ.

take one of the most important teachings of jesus:.

1) he says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (luke 6:27-32).

exWTslave

Kaik,

That was a nice summing up. For an impartial mind, it is very easy to see the truth: Jesus did not say anything for others to interpret later. (Mathew 11:29; Luke 8:16) Hence his view of sin is eternal—“each one reaps what he sows”—not what Adam sowed.

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Christianity (including Jehovahs Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

by exWTslave in

christianity (including jehovahs witnesses) is the rejection of christ.

take one of the most important teachings of jesus:.

1) he says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (luke 6:27-32).

exWTslave

Laika,

Its very simple.

When we are greedy, we never know the taste of being altruistic.

But try being altruistic at least once, it gives you a SUPERSENSUOUS joy after which you will never feel like going back to greed. Its like becoming President of a country after which you will never feel like taking up a clerical post in a village office!

So my secret is James 2:8 the royal law—and I find the returns being too wonderful, and I can’t think of going back!

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Christianity (including Jehovahs Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

by exWTslave in

christianity (including jehovahs witnesses) is the rejection of christ.

take one of the most important teachings of jesus:.

1) he says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (luke 6:27-32).

exWTslave

Laika,

You are wonderful! I liked your persistence.

One chooses to sin, because he is either ignoranct about something better, or he is satisfied with what is lesser!

A fly may prefer to eat filth when a delicious banquet is available nearby!

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Christianity (including Jehovahs Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

by exWTslave in

christianity (including jehovahs witnesses) is the rejection of christ.

take one of the most important teachings of jesus:.

1) he says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (luke 6:27-32).

exWTslave

designs got me right. Thank you.

That is what thinking means! Taking anything, what anybody says--even when it is apostle Paul--is swollowing.

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Christianity (including Jehovahs Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

by exWTslave in

christianity (including jehovahs witnesses) is the rejection of christ.

take one of the most important teachings of jesus:.

1) he says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (luke 6:27-32).

exWTslave

djeggnog

I was giving verses in a continuing order from Luke 6:27-45. If our committing sin has anything to do with Adam’s sin, this was the best occasion for Jesus to make it clear and link it to Adam—but he did not. The theory of “one man sinned, hence all became sinners” is a later distortion. (Acts 20:28-30) Jesus very well knew that we could CHOOSE to be sinners or CHOOSE to “stop sinning” at the moment we like to do so. (John 5:14)

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Christianity (including Jehovahs Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

by exWTslave in

christianity (including jehovahs witnesses) is the rejection of christ.

take one of the most important teachings of jesus:.

1) he says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (luke 6:27-32).

exWTslave

Laika,

If someone “keeps sinning” that is because he chooses to keep sinning.

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Christianity (including Jehovahs Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

by exWTslave in

christianity (including jehovahs witnesses) is the rejection of christ.

take one of the most important teachings of jesus:.

1) he says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (luke 6:27-32).

exWTslave

Christianity (including Jehovah’s Witnesses) is the rejection of Christ

Take one of the most important teachings of Jesus:

1) He says one can even love his enemies and do good to them, and can tolerate anything (Luke 6:27-32)

2) Loving others without expectation of anything in return is possible (Luke 6:32-35)

3) One can even become “perfect” in imitation of God Himself (Mathew 5:48; compare Psalm 119:102; and Job 1:8)

4) One can improve his own spirituality and refrain from judging/condemning others (Luke 6:37-42)

5) Every action (good or bad) leaves behind an imprint (good or bad) in one’s heart, which will further influence his future thought and action for good or bad. (Luke 6:43-45) It is like walking over a grass land—a path is formed as you continue to walk over it, and the path disappear when you stop walking over it.

The above points reflect Jesus’s view of sin and sainthood. Jesus in no way links sin to Adam, Eve and Satan. He clearly shows that one can CHOOSE to be a sinner or a saint.

But the Christianity (including Jehovah’s Witnesses) as we know today rejected this simple truth, and brought in the confusing theory of “one man sinned, hence all became sinners” and concealed the simple way Jesus presented as a way to holiness.

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Jesus is not going to come for a second time, admits Catholic Church

by exWTslave in

here is a startling admission from vatican!!!.

http://www.jewsnews.co.il/2014/04/25/jesus-not-coming-back-by-the-looks-of-it-admits-vatican-cardinal/.

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2014/04/18/jesus-not-coming-back-by-the-looks-of-it-admits-vatican/.

exWTslave

Here is a startling admission from Vatican!!!

http://www.jewsnews.co.il/2014/04/25/jesus-not-coming-back-by-the-looks-of-it-admits-vatican-cardinal/

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2014/04/18/jesus-not-coming-back-by-the-looks-of-it-admits-vatican/

Will JWs follow the suit?

Interestingly, those who are familiar with the Bible know that this admission would have been made in the 1 st Century itself as even Paul believed Jesus would return in the FIRST CENTURY. (1 Corinthians 10:11)

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The Garden of Eden, plan B

by stillin in

this is the part i don't get.

the universe is a huge place.

plenty of room to let satan and adam and eve have their shot at "being like god" without contaminating "the heavens.

exWTslave

Good thought!

Those who created the story of Satan might not have foreseen that later Jesus would use the same wording as Satan used in the fictitious story of temptation, as given in Genesis. (Mathew 5:48) Satan is not real. If he were real, he would have known the shape of earth as being round, and would not have taken Jesus “to a very high mountain” as to show him all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor. (Mathew 4:8) Here Satan reflects the eroneous knowledge of the ancient people that earth is flat, hence is the creation of the unscientific minds of ancient times!