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Yes at Genesis 1:1 the title “God” is translated from Elohim, which is plural in Hebrew. Trinitarians construe this to be an indication of the Trinity. They also explain Deuteronomy 6:4 to imply the unity of members of the Trinity when it says, “The LORD our God [from Elohim] is one LORD.” But...

Its not my understanding from what I have read and researched from the scriptures that God had any suffering in mind when he created Adam and Eve. I don't know about other people but from what I see from God's creation of Adam and Eve it was never his will or purpose for Adam and Eve to sin and...

Genesis 2:7 is a product of God's Holy Spirit, and Genesis 2:7 doesn't say that man was given a living soul or living person when God blew the breath/spirit of life into that flesh and blood human body. Instead Genesis 2:7 says that the flesh and blood human body that God had formed from the...

Yes I am speaking that at Matthew 10:28 that those who kill the apostles and disciples of Jesus Christ are human beings born in sin as any other human being. Human beings no matter who they are can kill Jesus Christ apostles and disciples which some were put to death by human beings, but no...

I've said clearly from the scriptures that Matthew 10:28 is teaching people to not fear man who can kill you but can't cause that death to be forever. That's the reason why the scripture says not to fear man who can only kill the body but instead fear the one who can destroy both body and soul...

I think the New King James Version provides a better translation:

Genesis 2:7 teaches that God took dust from the ground and formed it into a flesh and blood human body. Then God blew the breath/spirit of life into that flesh and blood human body and that flesh and blood human body became a living soul or living person. So it's this combination that makes the...

Genesis 2:7 clearly teaches us that God took dust from the ground and formed a flesh and blood human body, then God blew the breath/spirit of life into the flesh and blood human body and the flesh and blood human body became a living soul or living person. So no, there are some of us, who...

The word soul in the scriptures refers to a human being, or an animal, or the life that a human being or a animal has. I agree we should keep the word soul in context of how the word soul is used in scripture. Which means that when scripture is referring to earthly creatures whether those...

Yes I believe in the resurrection, but I believe the resurrection means that a person who no longer is a living person, God will bring back into existence as a living person at the time of the resurrection. God has judged those who are worthy of a resurrection and he will bring back them back...

At 1Thessalonians 4:13-17 It looks to me Paul shows that when he dies he will sleep in death until the second presence of the lord Jesus Christ. So if I were to take 2 Corinthians 5:5-8 to mean Paul was saying he wouldn't sleep in death until the resurrection which will be at the second presence...

Yes when a human being dies, the breath/spirit of life leaves the body and the human being, that flesh and blood human body, stops being a living soul or living person. The breath/spirit of life isn't the living soul or living person. So when we human beings die we are no longer living souls or...

The word soul here in this scripture means, "life," not some living soul or living person inside man or inside the flesh and blood human body.

Tonychanyt said, "When the breath of life contacted the body, Adam's soul was formed and he became conscious. His soul grew gradually in terms of functions and subroutines and memories on a daily basis. The programs/codes/neural networks in your brain change and develop dynamically based on your...

I agree that the scriptures teach that human beings are living souls, not that human beings have living souls. Genesis 2:7 is a scripture that teaches us how God created the first human being. This scripture teaches us that God took dust from the ground and formed it into a flesh and blood human...

Yeah the scriptures also teach me that both Adam and Eve joined the serpent(Satan) in his rebellion against God's Ruler ship. Satan(the serpent) brought a world into existence in which sin and death exists. We all are still living in this world in which sin and death exists. We all inherited sin...

Samhain and Halloween are connected, but I'm not going to argue with anyone. You don't want to believe samhain and Halloween are connected, then don't believe it.

I agree that John emphasizes the only begotten Son of God prehuman existence as "the Word" and explains that "the Word became flesh/human and resided among us, and we had a view of his glory, a glory such as belongs to an only begotton son from a father." But what I see in my reading and...

Myself I don't agree with the phrase, "God the Son" because when the angel that came and announced Jesus birth to Mary, that angel didn't say her child would be God, but that he would be "God's Son.(Luke 1:35) Why is it that this angel said Jesus would be God's Son, if this angel wanted to teach...

The name Halloween is connected with the pagan Celtic festival of Samhain. The World Book Encyclopedia states: “Samhain, means summer's end.The festival marked the start of the dark winter season and was celebrated around November 1. In the A.D. 700’s to 800’s, the Christian church established a...