Slavery. Genocide. Eternal torment for a finite action that offends him(and usually ONLY him). Your god is a monster and you smile and claim perfection. Pathetic.
Hey Daniel, I appreciate you checking out my Monday Moment. I assure you that I changed nothing, nor will I ever, change the Word of God. In John 3:16 "the world" Jesus is talking about is people ... all people in every age I might add. That means that God loves you and he loves me personally. I pray that you would know his presence and his love "personally" today.
This is incorrect. Scripture clearly explains that this was not a jar of vinegar connected to the use of the toilet. Please do more research and find out what it was really for so that this lie is not perpetuated.
Thanks for watching. I wasn't actually there when Jesus died for my sins and I suspect you weren't either. What I have explained here is certainly a possibility. I'm open to other explanations of course. Grace and peace to you.
Dziękuję za Twoje pytanie. Po prostu zapytaj: „Jeśli ustami swoimi wyznasz, że Jezus jest Panem i uwierzysz w sercu swoim, że Bóg wskrzesił go z martwych, zbawiony będziesz”. - Rzymian 10:9. Znajdź swoją Biblię i zacznij czytać Księgę Jana. Następnie znajdź pastora, który ci pomoże.
Thank you for your comment. To most people on the planet reality is only what they can see, touch, smell, and taste. There is a reality that is far beyond our physical world. The only good reason to conform the that "unseen" reality is eternal life through Jesus Christ. That's a pretty good reason. I pray that many will open their eyes to that reality.
@@newhopegospelchurch4444 But if I become a Muslim, then I can go to Jannah - which, frankly, sounds better than a Christian heaven. I could name thousands of other ideas about some afterlife, none of which either of us believe in. What good reason do you have to believe that your claims are real, that a Muslim or other religious believer could not give for their belief?
@@kellystone7501 Thank you for your interest in this. It's good that you are seeking truth. Just because someone believes something different it doesn't make it true. The claims of Jesus are inclusive and exclusive. Inclusive in that everyone is invited. Exclusive in that Jesus is the only way to heaven. Jesus said that he was "the only way" to the Father. "The way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6). We don't get to pick what suits us to be truth. God revealed himself to us through Jesus Christ. That's the whole point. "He came down from heaven" to show us the way. He is the truth. There is no other way. There is no eternal life apart from him.
@@newhopegospelchurch4444 Yes, that's a fair Christian interpretation of what the Bible claims; but we're still at square one. What good reason to you have to believe the claims are real/true? I agree that 'Just because someone believes something different doesn't make it true." You believe something different. Why is it true? If you are going to claim that it's true because of things written in the Bible, then why should anyone believe that the Bible is anything more than a collection of stories written by men, not unlike the Koran, Book of Mormon, Bhagavad Gita, and the like (there are very many others)?
