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The Liturgist reacted to JulieB67's post in the thread Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command with
Winner.
Exactly. There are 52 sabbath days in a year. And as I pointed out Christ stated the very same words when talking about the weekly... -
The Liturgist reacted to JulieB67's post in the thread Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command with Winner.
Yes, plural. Sabbath days as in days of the weekly repose. You still have yet to provide proof that Paul is talking about special...
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The Liturgist reacted to Hentenza's post in the thread Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command with Agree.
There are 52 Saturday Sabbaths (plural) in a year so nothing wrong with using the plural when referring to the plurality of all...
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The Liturgist reacted to JulieB67's post in the thread Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command with Agree.
Colossians 2:16 "Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath...
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The Liturgist reacted to JulieB67's post in the thread Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command with Like.
I did, that was the point. You can't just state the Greek means "sabbaths without knowing the translation. Sabbath in that verse is the...
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The Liturgist reacted to JulieB67's post in the thread Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command with Agree.
I find it very sad that you can't find time within a normal day to spend with God. I try and put God as my first priority before I do...
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The Liturgist reacted to BNR32FAN's post in the thread Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command with Agree.
He didn’t distinguish between sabbaths, he only mentioned other rituals that were a shadow of what was to come. Colossae was a gentile...
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The Liturgist reacted to BNR32FAN's post in the thread Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command with Winner.
No one is to act as your judge in regard to food or drink OR a New Moon OR a Sabbath Day. The Greek word ē is in that statement...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread Why do we do things not written in the Bible?.Good, you’ve added a resource constraint. The only problem is that to fully take advantage of the rich training data of the model, you...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread Why do we do things not written in the Bible?.Indeed, its very hard to troubleshoot AI faults, but even then, the real issue here is that our current generation of AIs is only really...
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The Liturgist reacted to MarkRohfrietsch's post in the thread Why do we do things not written in the Bible? with Winner.
Not just a summary; the Liturgist and myself ran into one such case where the bias of the individual and their previous posting history...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread Ecumenical expert: ‘No theological reasons to celebrate Easter on different dates’.And among the Orthodox, the state church under the omophorion of the Ecumenical Patriarchate is so far to the left it’s embarrassing...
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The Liturgist reacted to MarkRohfrietsch's post in the thread Ecumenical expert: ‘No theological reasons to celebrate Easter on different dates’ with Winner.
The Lutherans there are a mess, which also resulted in a split between the state Church and the Mission Diocese of Finland, Diocese -...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread Why do we do things not written in the Bible?.Inadvisable.
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The Liturgist reacted to JSRG's post in the thread Why do we do things not written in the Bible? with Winner.
The thing is, there's a whole lot of misinformation someone can find on Google. The fact that one can find other people, even a lot of...
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