Juan @TeslaDriveby

Why did allah deceive the world for 600 years until muhammad Joined March 2022

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

9 hours ago

@SacredWestOG @sneako I mean, the god of Islam is literally the devil. So. Lol

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

9 hours ago

@Masked______6 @grok @notx998 @IntriguedWalker @papadaddy96 @sneako How about you cite the sources here so Grok can continue to obliterate your stupid argument?

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

9 hours ago

@PracticalTheolo @Shasta_0m @TedFalangas Explain why and how God is inheriting something according to Psalm 82

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

9 hours ago

@teoness101 @AxadJimco The hadiths have some absolute bangers- head like a raisin. 💀💀💀💀💀

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@IjazTheTrini I'm not saying you are confused, but no one should ever confuse criticism of your viewpoints with allusions of a desire to see you not be saved. A real Christian will never desire your condemnation. Turn to Christ, repent and be baptized so we can all enjoy eternity with Christ

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

11 hours ago

@dawahxdialogues Why don't you still perform animal sacrifices like Moses did?

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

12 hours ago

@Ali10Amer lol, dude, you might learn something if you didn't "skim read." Even basic things like you getting wrong whether or not sin offerings could be eaten. If you won't get right basic rules regarding who can handle/consume sacrifices, then what else do you think you're wrong about?

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

12 hours ago

@Ali10Amer "Ritual obedience" my friend, no, and I'm going to share a screenshot I already shared earlier. It wasn't *purely* ritual obedience. Also, no, only Aaronic priests could eat it; those not descdended from Aaron could not partake, so it wasn't for everyone else, "the poor."

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

12 hours ago

@Ali10Amer Yes, until it is 'accomplished,' which happened after Christ's crucifixion. The descriptors leading up to that are used elsewhere to describe events that don't require total destruction (Isaiah 34:4-5), so no, this isn't an end-times statement like dispensationalists think.

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

12 hours ago

@Ali10Amer Also, because you admitted to skimming and didn't read anything I said previously, I already addressed 2 Corinthians 3 by referencing Romans 7. What does Paul actual say in totality?

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

13 hours ago

@Ali10Amer Ah, yes, precisely, someone great has to act as the sacrifice. Who alone is capable of fulfilling the covenant promise with Abraham? Who alone passed between the divided animals? Who alone would take upon themselves the broken covenant that Abraham's descendants failed to uphold?

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

13 hours ago

@Ali10Amer >If Zeus died... Mythological deities who don't exist aren't able to act as sacrifice for the punishment of sin- the wages of sin are?... I'm sure you know this one. See my other reply regarding the self-maledictory oath also, this is important.

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

13 hours ago

@Ali10Amer Also, nowhere did I disagree with the verses you quote regarding God demanding contrition and mercy. I stated plainly: IT DOES NOT NEGATE THE COMMANDS IN LEVITICUS. These are two separate subjects, two of which coexistent simultaneously, and of which you are avoiding.

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

13 hours ago

@Ali10Amer No, you didn't, stupid. Address how the sacrificial requirements mandated by God in Leviticus are achieved based on your original argument pertaining to the suffering of the subject being killed. Your entire point in the OP was the suffering one endures.

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

13 hours ago

@Ali10Amer Show me, based on scripture, where the supposed severity of the pain indured during a sacrifice commanded by God, is what sets the standard for whether the sacrifice is worthy or not according to the Old Testament. You're the only one appealing to the NT writings. Keep up.

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Juan @TeslaDriveby

13 hours ago

@Ali10Amer You're also butchering Corinthians and what Paul says in totality. Read for yourself. The law was God's perfect standard and revealed man's imperfection, and ultimately, death, because we will always violate the standard and suffer the consequences.