Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,902 
Location: Northern California
Location: Northern California
September 27th, 2007, 09:49 PM
I gotta say this because by being God inspired it only means that God's intelligent design, is what keeps mankind guessing or wanting to discover something of God's wisdom.
I can tell you right now, that the whole bible, thou written by man is so well connected that clues are all in the details.
Patterns are repeatedly given, similitudes are repeatedly given, numbers are multiplied and repeatedly given.
I'm telling you, mankind's intelligence could not have placed all that together as it is.
Peace>>>AJ
Quoting gerryh
True, but remember, it was God inspired.
except for one thing....it was man that decided what went into the bible and what didn't.
I gotta say this because by being God inspired it only means that God's intelligent design, is what keeps mankind guessing or wanting to discover something of God's wisdom.
I can tell you right now, that the whole bible, thou written by man is so well connected that clues are all in the details.
Patterns are repeatedly given, similitudes are repeatedly given, numbers are multiplied and repeatedly given.
I'm telling you, mankind's intelligence could not have placed all that together as it is.
Peace>>>AJ
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,647 
Location: Alberta, Canada
Location: Alberta, Canada
September 27th, 2007, 10:00 PM
and Leviticus is the word of God?
Quoting look3467
True, but remember, it was God inspired.
I gotta say this because by being God inspired it only means that God's intelligent design, is what keeps mankind guessing or wanting to discover something of God's wisdom.
I can tell you right now, that the whole bible, thou written by man is so well connected that clues are all in the details.
Patterns are repeatedly given, similitudes are repeatedly given, numbers are multiplied and repeatedly given.
I'm telling you, mankind's intelligence could not have placed all that together as it is.
Peace>>>AJ
I gotta say this because by being God inspired it only means that God's intelligent design, is what keeps mankind guessing or wanting to discover something of God's wisdom.
I can tell you right now, that the whole bible, thou written by man is so well connected that clues are all in the details.
Patterns are repeatedly given, similitudes are repeatedly given, numbers are multiplied and repeatedly given.
I'm telling you, mankind's intelligence could not have placed all that together as it is.
Peace>>>AJ
and Leviticus is the word of God?
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,647
Location: Alberta, Canada
Location: Alberta, Canada
September 27th, 2007, 10:07 PM
Come on now AJ, Leviticus, in the OT. The book that lays out the Laws for the Jewish people. It's in the Bible. Is it also Gods words? Gods Laws? "Inspired" by God?
Quoting look3467
Elaborate please.
Peace>>>AJ
Peace>>>AJ
Come on now AJ, Leviticus, in the OT. The book that lays out the Laws for the Jewish people. It's in the Bible. Is it also Gods words? Gods Laws? "Inspired" by God?
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,902
Location: Northern California
Location: Northern California
September 27th, 2007, 10:13 PM
I can show you where the book of Job is inspired, where the statue of Nebuchadnezzar is inspired and so forth.
They are all tied in together like pieces to a giant puzzle which paints a beautiful picture.
Peace>>>AJ
Quoting gerryh
Of course I know that, but what something special can you tell me about it that you singled it out?
Come on now AJ, Leviticus, in the OT. The book that lays out the Laws for the Jewish people. It's in the Bible. Is it also Gods words? Gods Laws? "Inspired" by God?
I can show you where the book of Job is inspired, where the statue of Nebuchadnezzar is inspired and so forth.
They are all tied in together like pieces to a giant puzzle which paints a beautiful picture.
Peace>>>AJ
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,647
Location: Alberta, Canada
Location: Alberta, Canada
September 27th, 2007, 10:19 PM
Quoting look3467
It's a simple question, requires a simple answer. Is the book of Laviticus inspired by God? Is it a book of laws laid down by God's devine will? Since you have already agreed and stated that the ENTIRE Bible was inspired by God then I am assuming that you also feel that the book of Leviticus also is. If that is the case, we'll delve a little deeper into it. If that is NOT the case, then we will then travel down that road.
Of course I know that, but what something special can you tell me about it that you singled it out?
I can show you where the book of Job is inspired, where the statue of Nebuchadnezzar is inspired and so forth.
They are all tied in together like pieces to a giant puzzle which paints a beautiful picture.
Peace>>>AJ
I can show you where the book of Job is inspired, where the statue of Nebuchadnezzar is inspired and so forth.
They are all tied in together like pieces to a giant puzzle which paints a beautiful picture.
Peace>>>AJ
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,902
Location: Northern California
Location: Northern California
September 27th, 2007, 10:21 PM
Would you like to go on instant messenger? Yahoo to talk about it?
Peace>>>AJ
Quoting gerryh
Of course, again I say yes.
It's a simple question, requires a simple answer. Is the book of Laviticus inspired by God? Is it a book of laws laid down by God's devine will? Since you have already agreed and stated that the ENTIRE Bible was inspired by God then I am assuming that you also feel that the book of Leviticus also is. If that is the case, we'll delve a little deeper into it. If that is NOT the case, then we will then travel down that road.
Would you like to go on instant messenger? Yahoo to talk about it?
Peace>>>AJ
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,647
Location: Alberta, Canada
Location: Alberta, Canada
September 27th, 2007, 11:03 PM
Then why are "Gods" laws not upheld today? Leviticus 20:10, :18
Sorry AJ....we will have to continue this at another time. It's been a long time since I went over the OT and I need more time than I have available to me tonight.
I will say this though. I feel SOME parts of the Bible have devine intervention. Others are self serving and I do not feel are Gods words. This applies to both OT and NT. The books were chosen and put together by man, with all of mans prejudices.
We must remember, just because someone SAYS the are speaking for God, does not make it so. David Koresh, Charlie Manson, Rev. Jim Jones, all professed to doing "God's" work.
Quoting look3467
Of course, again I say yes.
Would you like to go on instant messenger? Yahoo to talk about it?
Peace>>>AJ
Would you like to go on instant messenger? Yahoo to talk about it?
Peace>>>AJ
Then why are "Gods" laws not upheld today? Leviticus 20:10, :18
Sorry AJ....we will have to continue this at another time. It's been a long time since I went over the OT and I need more time than I have available to me tonight.
I will say this though. I feel SOME parts of the Bible have devine intervention. Others are self serving and I do not feel are Gods words. This applies to both OT and NT. The books were chosen and put together by man, with all of mans prejudices.
We must remember, just because someone SAYS the are speaking for God, does not make it so. David Koresh, Charlie Manson, Rev. Jim Jones, all professed to doing "God's" work.
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,902
Location: Northern California
Location: Northern California
September 27th, 2007, 11:12 PM
If you recall reading about the beginning where God says, the world was without form and void, well there is a spiritual message in that, in that the world was without and form or salvation, and void of any means to save self, and then light, meaning knowledge of God, comes into the world of darkness (void of knowledge of god) and brings salvation.
Yes, the levitical priesthood was a picture perfect Christ that was to come, and when He did come, it ended that priesthood as it was and He became our High priest.
Peace>>>AJ
Quoting gerryh
I understand, but within that human inefficiency, God placed His wonderful design to be sought out.
Then why are "Gods" laws not upheld today? Leviticus 20:10, :18
Sorry AJ....we will have to continue this at another time. It's been a long time since I went over the OT and I need more time than I have available to me tonight.
I will say this though. I feel SOME parts of the Bible have devine intervention. Others are self serving and I do not feel are Gods words. This applies to both OT and NT. The books were chosen and put together by man, with all of mans prejudices.
We must remember, just because someone SAYS the are speaking for God, does not make it so. David Koresh, Charlie Manson, Rev. Jim Jones, all professed to doing "God's" work.
Sorry AJ....we will have to continue this at another time. It's been a long time since I went over the OT and I need more time than I have available to me tonight.
I will say this though. I feel SOME parts of the Bible have devine intervention. Others are self serving and I do not feel are Gods words. This applies to both OT and NT. The books were chosen and put together by man, with all of mans prejudices.
We must remember, just because someone SAYS the are speaking for God, does not make it so. David Koresh, Charlie Manson, Rev. Jim Jones, all professed to doing "God's" work.
If you recall reading about the beginning where God says, the world was without form and void, well there is a spiritual message in that, in that the world was without and form or salvation, and void of any means to save self, and then light, meaning knowledge of God, comes into the world of darkness (void of knowledge of god) and brings salvation.
Yes, the levitical priesthood was a picture perfect Christ that was to come, and when He did come, it ended that priesthood as it was and He became our High priest.
Peace>>>AJ
Ponderous Intellect
Posts: 4,325
Location: Minnesota: Gopher State
Location: Minnesota: Gopher State
September 27th, 2007, 11:17 PM
''[YoungJoonKim]Wow..imagine
God coming from cloud and banishing gopher..
oh wait..he doesn't
So I thank God each day that he doesn't because his Good.''
Augustine says (Tract. in Joan. cx): "God loves all things that He has made, and amongst them rational creatures ...''
of course, that includes Gophers!
''[YoungJoonKim]Wow..imagine
God coming from cloud and banishing gopher..
oh wait..he doesn't
So I thank God each day that he doesn't because his Good.''
Augustine says (Tract. in Joan. cx): "God loves all things that He has made, and amongst them rational creatures ...''
of course, that includes Gophers!
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,902
Location: Northern California
Location: Northern California
September 27th, 2007, 11:19 PM
Peace>>>AJ
Quoting gopher
You is funny!
''[YoungJoonKim]Wow..imagine
God coming from cloud and banishing gopher..
oh wait..he doesn't
So I thank God each day that he doesn't because his Good.''
Augustine says (Tract. in Joan. cx): "God loves all things that He has made, and amongst them rational creatures ...''
of course, that includes Gophers!
God coming from cloud and banishing gopher..
oh wait..he doesn't
So I thank God each day that he doesn't because his Good.''
Augustine says (Tract. in Joan. cx): "God loves all things that He has made, and amongst them rational creatures ...''
of course, that includes Gophers!
Peace>>>AJ
