MatthewG
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Sitting here thinking about the goodness and the pondering things about Yahava, or Yahweh, or Jehovah which many by individualistic terms choose which name thet perfer and there is no need for me to be combative or try to win at debating.
Debating only tends to waste time, especially if neither party is open to dialouging and exchanging. You may be thinking to yourself right now, what could be next on the question, are you someone who connects directly to Yahava by and through power in the mighty name of Yeshua, or Jesus as some people tend to use, whom was also named Immanuel, which is “God among us” by and through the flesh of Christ, which was also by the help of the very Spirit of God, in which the Word was able to dwell in the flesh and perform the Fathers will, by the fleshly choice of putting down his own will, and submitting that may Yahava himselfs be done, by and through the Holy Spirit of God (which dwells in believers today), which is humbling for one to think about the Lord Yeshua, who is the Master of words, a prophet, a underdog as some might say, the very Word of God that was spoke when Yahava said, “Let there be light” and it was so. And Yahava separated the light from the darkness.
With these things in mind, would you consider the Bible itself to be a thing to be used and forced on people to accept at face value? Is it possible that people who are born in different countries and they are raised by their grandparents.
The grandparents taught the kids buddism, or hinduism, or say the mulism faith, or the baha’ faith, which was native and rooted in their culture of the time and place and lets say none of them have ever had access to the bible and the areas of study and subject of those cultural religions would Yahava the God of Israel, be able to see within those confinds of space which cover religion, find a person who has a willingly heart of faith and does by the heart believe there is a great one than himself and he seek after he who created his own soul, will be pleased by their faith in loving the LORD your God with all your heart, your mind and your soul?
Shorter version:
Can people in other religions, lets say a highly educated college class which the lessons over the past two years pertain to study of a lot of histories and a lot of opinions to consider within that age itself, quite outstanding, be able to find Yahava without ever perhaps knowing, hearing, however that individual is given the holy spirit and rewarded for deligently seeking Yahava out, and they also should know that he is well pleased by anyone who is desrious to reach out in faith and talk and connect with your Maker.
Debating only tends to waste time, especially if neither party is open to dialouging and exchanging. You may be thinking to yourself right now, what could be next on the question, are you someone who connects directly to Yahava by and through power in the mighty name of Yeshua, or Jesus as some people tend to use, whom was also named Immanuel, which is “God among us” by and through the flesh of Christ, which was also by the help of the very Spirit of God, in which the Word was able to dwell in the flesh and perform the Fathers will, by the fleshly choice of putting down his own will, and submitting that may Yahava himselfs be done, by and through the Holy Spirit of God (which dwells in believers today), which is humbling for one to think about the Lord Yeshua, who is the Master of words, a prophet, a underdog as some might say, the very Word of God that was spoke when Yahava said, “Let there be light” and it was so. And Yahava separated the light from the darkness.
With these things in mind, would you consider the Bible itself to be a thing to be used and forced on people to accept at face value? Is it possible that people who are born in different countries and they are raised by their grandparents.
The grandparents taught the kids buddism, or hinduism, or say the mulism faith, or the baha’ faith, which was native and rooted in their culture of the time and place and lets say none of them have ever had access to the bible and the areas of study and subject of those cultural religions would Yahava the God of Israel, be able to see within those confinds of space which cover religion, find a person who has a willingly heart of faith and does by the heart believe there is a great one than himself and he seek after he who created his own soul, will be pleased by their faith in loving the LORD your God with all your heart, your mind and your soul?
Shorter version:
Can people in other religions, lets say a highly educated college class which the lessons over the past two years pertain to study of a lot of histories and a lot of opinions to consider within that age itself, quite outstanding, be able to find Yahava without ever perhaps knowing, hearing, however that individual is given the holy spirit and rewarded for deligently seeking Yahava out, and they also should know that he is well pleased by anyone who is desrious to reach out in faith and talk and connect with your Maker.
