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USER COMMENTS BY “ EXPOSITOR ”
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News Item3/30/07 4:59 AM
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mis-named "chris" -

You are a slanderer.

You and anyone else who has read my postings to sermonaudio.com knows that my assertions in no way correspond to the teaching of non-Christian groups which you cite.

Who is the master you serve? No slanderer such as yourself is in the service of Christ Jesus.


News Item3/30/07 12:09 AM
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Almost any Christian who has the ability to read has the means (though not necessarily the spiritual maturity and discernment) to obey the command to prove all things. But with the guidance of a faithful pastor, verification is not difficult.

Essentially, New Covenant scripture is authenticated by Old Covenant scripture. When there is a genuine conflict -- as is the case with Revelation, Jude, II Peter, and James -- you are dealing with a forgery.

Old Covenant scripture has been authenticated by Jesus and the apostles, who quoted from it. But you shall find no quotation from or even mention of the book of Esther, which is a forgery.


News Item3/29/07 11:36 PM
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I Thessalonians 5:21 has not been revoked. Paul commands, "Prove all things; hold fast that which is good." This command applies to every document which purports to be canonical.

The determination of canonicity is not a matter to be left to the "Church Councils", which met one, two, and even three centuries after the death of the last apostle and which were composed of men mired to the neck in the heresy of Papistry.

You didn't know about the heretical positions espoused by the so-called "Church Fathers"? Many of their writings have been preserved and have been translated into English. Read them for yourself, and then decide how far you are willing to trust those bozos.


News Item3/29/07 11:14 PM
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You accuse without knowing the facts of the matter.

A number of months ago all of my carefully-composed postings (numbering several hundred) were purged from all the forums and it was apparent that further postings were unwelcome.

However, a large number of patently slanderous postings in which several malicious individuals -- one being in the legal profession and giving every evidence of being evil to the core -- defamed me were allowed to remain.

Previously I posted under my full name with my full ministry URL. That option no longer being open, I now post as "expositor" without a URL.

Were my right to post without purging to be restored, I immediately would revert to the former manner of posting, by preference.

The forgeries which have no rightful place in the Canon are five: Revelation, Jude, II Peter, James, and Esther.


News Item3/29/07 5:40 PM
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fuzzy -

I have given you answer in accordance with the counsel of the Scripture, to wit:

Proverbs 26:4-5 - 4 Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest thou become like him. 5 Yet answer a fool according to his folly, lest he seem wise in his own conceit.

I do not care to waste time in further attempts to enlighten you.


News Item3/29/07 5:19 PM
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cbc -

I am a Christian. Period. I am not affiliated with any denomination or group, other than (1) the body of Christ, into which every believer is baptized by the Spirit of God, and (2) a local assembly of believers.

I have studied the Scripture for many years, and I write concerning that which I have discovered. Not being bound by a particular system of theology, I have seen truths to which others, by tradition, are blinded.

I think that SA forbids posting of URLs, but a few weeks ago someone here did obtain and post a "tinyurl" for my web site.


News Item3/29/07 5:10 PM
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cbc -

A difficult question -- to which we must accept the assertions of Paul regarding the "vessels of wrath, fitted for destruction", Romans 9.

However, it is instructive to note that the Old Covenant was exclusive to Israel.

And, according to Jeremiah 31:31, the New Covenant also is exclusive to Israel -- which is but one of the facts which leads to the conclusion that those (for the most part, "Gentiles") in this era who have embraced the Gospel are none other than Israelites.

(Another fact is the oft-repeated prophecy of the reunification of the divided kingdom of Israel.)

All things considered, it is apparent that God never has been trying to "save" all of mankind. God does not owe any creature the opportunity to be resurrected to life everlasting.


News Item3/29/07 4:38 PM
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cbc -

I am not speaking of "mercy" in the sense of allowing the guilty to escape punishment. I am speaking of mercy in the sense of a righteous God who executes the penalty -- death -- which his Law demands for sin, as opposed to the fiendish, diabolical god of the Talmudic Jew, who tortures his creatures.

And is it not a merciful God who "maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust", Matthew 5:45 ?


News Item3/29/07 3:33 PM
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Jeremiah 32 is the prophecy of the New Covenant, which was instituted by the death of Christ Jesus as covenant sacrifice, Hebrews 9:16-17.

This prophecy has been fulfilled. The so-called "Gentiles" are none other than descendants of the Israelites carried off captive by Assyria circa 721 B.C.

There is no yet-future "en masse" conversion of the unregenerate Jew.


News Item3/29/07 3:20 PM
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Talmudism is a product of the Babylonian captivity.

Everlasting torture (which you incorrectly term "eternal torment") is the conception of the Talmudic mind. Consider, for example:

Jeremiah 32:35 - And they built the high places of Baal, which are in the valley of the son of Hinnom, to cause their sons and their daughters to pass through the fire unto Molech; which I commanded them not, neither came it into my mind, that they should do this abomination, to cause Judah to sin.

Irreversible destruction IS everlasting in its consequence.


News Item3/29/07 2:21 PM
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neil, lurker, fuzzy, and company -

So, according to you, Genesis 2:17 really means, "But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt NOT surely die".

And, according to you, Romans 6:23 really means "For the wages of sin is eternal life in a state of torture; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord".

How utterly perverse and absurd are your pathetic attempts to defend your Talmudic tradition.


News Item3/29/07 1:33 PM
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fuzzy -

When you see the word "hell" in the King James Version, it sometimes translates the Greek word HADES, which means the grave.

Other times, "hell" translates the Greek word GEHENNA, which is the name of the municipal dump, which Jesus uses to portray the fate of the wicked.

Unless and until you take into account the Greek and distinguish between these instances, you are not going to know the truth of the matter.


News Item3/29/07 12:57 PM
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Matthew 10:28 - And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the being: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both being and body in Gehenna.

Gehenna, the city dump, is used to illustrate the fate of the wicked. In Gehenna, garbage is destroyed -- not tortured forever.

It is destruction which is to be feared. If you do not fear destruction which is irreversible, you are not a sane, rational being.


News Item3/29/07 7:22 AM
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I find it curious that a rational being should find less terrifying the prospect of annihilation, as opposed to the prospect of everlasting torture.

Unlike the fiendish false god of the Talmudic Jew, the God of the Scripture is characterized by great mercy; passage after passage of the Scripture proclaims the fact. Consequently, in the back of the mind of the wicked (who has heard of the merciful nature of the God of the Scripture) is the hope that eventually God shall say "Enough!" and bring to an end the torture.

But no such hope exists in the case of annihilation -- and that is precisely what Jesus is teaching by his use of Gehenna as an analogy to the fate of the wicked. Unlike "Hell", Gehenna is a place of annihilation, a fate from which no reprieve is possible.


News Item3/29/07 4:07 AM
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Papistry is nothing other than Talmudic Judaism in a guise. They are two sides of the same counterfeit coin.

The god of the Papist is a false god. The god of the Talmudic Jew is a false god.

Both religions are false.

By no stretch of the imagination is Papistry the Christian Faith of the Scripture. The problem with Papistry is not "error"; the problem is deliberate intent to deceive.

Little wonder it is that Papistry and Talmudic Judaism hold in common certain false doctrines such as that of everlasting torture.


News Item3/28/07 6:31 PM
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(non-)discerning:

You obviously know nothing about the Jew.

Have you never taken the trouble to read the English editions of Jewish newspapers, or articles by authors who are respected within the Jewish community?

Jews often discuss the fact that the unregenerate Jew is characterized by secularism, and typically has no interest whatsoever in the Scripture.

Within Judaism, only a very small segment is Scripturally literate, and most of these are Talmudic.


News Item3/28/07 7:37 AM
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Papistry and Talmudic Judaism are two sides of the same coin. Both promote the blasphemous Talmudic myth of everlasting torture -- the myth which is seen in the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, which Jesus used to declare to the rulers of the Jews the impending cataclysm.

The Pope is not a "poor old chap"; he is a vicious, evil, purposeful deceiver.


Survey3/28/07 6:21 AM
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(non-)discerning:

In the ancient world, everyone drank wine, including the Christian. This fact is abundantly apparent in the pages of the Scripture.

Or are you ignorant of the fact that the first miracle of Christ Jesus was to turn water into wine? And the Scripture records that the wine made by Jesus was of the greatest perfection.

Consumption of alcohol is no sin; the sin lies in drunkenness. Of course, if you have no self-control, then you should not drink.

Stupid, foolish, self-righteous people erroneously thinking themselves to be Christian brought about the era of prohibition in America, and thereby fostered the rise of organized crime in this land.

The great evil in every age is self-righteousness.

More sober men die in their sins than do drunks; for the drunk typically is not self-righteous.


Survey3/27/07 11:00 PM
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remnant -

Find a SCHOLARLY commentary, such as The Pulpit Commentary or the commentary of Adam Clarke, and you can read the arguments for yourself. Another good source is an older edition (the 11th is best) of the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

And even "Protestants" historically have paid little attention to the book of Revelation, until about a century ago. It was publication of the Scofield Bible which, more than any other factor, revived interest in the book.


Survey3/27/07 10:53 PM
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cbc -

A simple example should make the matter clear: I dare say that it is evident that none of you could write in the style of Shakespeare if your life depended upon it.

In inspiring the writers of the Scripture, the Spirit of God did not transform personality or writing style.

But linguistic style is not necessarily evident in a translation. That is why Greek Orthodoxy never accepted the book of Revelation as canonical.

The men who forged the book of Revelation had the books of Ezekiel and Daniel. So they simply copied and paraphrased from those (authentic) books.

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