"dell12345" wrote in message
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> Jesus is rightly called God (in the sense of Mighty God, not Almighty God)
> and only-begotten god (John 1:18).
>
> Jesus SHALL/WILL (Future tense) be called Mighty God, a position given by
> him by the Father. This happened after his resurrection. This is the name
> Jesus INHERITED according to Heb 1:4. So it is also right to call Jesus
> God (meaning Mighty God) at John 20:28 but this is referring to Jesus'
> resurrected state. But this doesn't mean that Jesus is the Almighty God
> because, at John 20:31 it stated "31 But these have been written down that
> YOU may believe that Jesus is the Christ the Son of God, and that, because
> of believing, YOU may have life by means of his name". The Father, IS
> ALWAYS the ALMIGHTY GOD.

Well... that certainly is a load that you can't substantiate from Scripture.
Case closed.

Rufus


>
> In this same chapter (20:17) Jesus said: "I am ascending to my Father and
> your Father and to my God and your God."
>
>
> The illustration is still valid, human judges at Bible times are called
> "gods". See Psalms 82.
>
>
>
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Hi

I've found an interesting web page about the darkness at the time of the
death of Jesus and the date of His death.

Here's the url;

http://www.geocities.com/plante1977


Bye

Gaetan



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Occupation forces might have to pay compensation for damage to Babylon [it's in the Bible]
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March 17, 2005.




It was one of the seven wonders of the world, but ancient Babylon attracts more insurgents
than tourists these days, with the nearby modern city of Hillah achieving notoriety
as the scene of the recent bombing in which 127 people died.

Last month, relatives wailed and beat their chests as they read the lists of dead and injured
posted up on hospital walls.

Corpses were loaded into trucks by relatives to be taken away for burial, and pools of bl