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Aids + hiv.

God would never hurt His children, even those who aren't Christians , but he has in his anger.

Please, back it up with Scripture. Don't just make statements about GOD without proving it with His Word.

As far as I have been informed, reincarnation was in the Bible up until 334AD, Constantinople, and nowhere in the the Bible is reincarnation refuted. However do not read into this, that all who suffer deserve to suffer.

If we look at the book of Job, we see a man suffering for no reason, so God does sometimes allow Satan to inflict suffering on the faithful, to test their faith.

I'm hoping you did not really mean to use the word reincarnation, because I can tell you right now the Bible in no way supports, promotes "reincarnation". You made statements without evening back it up with Scripture. So there is no reason for anyone to believe your statements.

Reincarnation is 100% unbiblical. Read this article:
What does the Bible say about reincarnation?
 
God would never hurt His children, even those who aren't Christians

Does this claim of yours include parental discipline? If it does, the claim is totally unbiblical.

"Blessed is the man you discipline, O Lord, the man you teach from your law." (Ps 94:12 NIV)

SLE
 
There is nothing in the current Bible that refutes reincarnation.

The article decides that because the one prisoner was going to be with Christ in paradise, then that somehow prevents God from reincarnating people?

Reincarnation was a standard Christian teaching up until 334AD Constantinople. It was the Romans that removed it. They also removed the commandment about idol worship.

It is wrong to claim the Bible makes claims that it does not. Because ressurrection exists, why should that in any way prevent God from incarnating spirits? That is like saying because I wore a blue shirt yesterday, it would be impossible for me to ever wear a red shirt.

Christ is the first Son of God. He existed before Adam.
And yet, he is born from the womb of a woman to live an earthly incarnation. He was not ressurrected outside the womb of Mary when he was born as a babe. He was incarnated.

Anyhow. All I am saying is that just because some people do wrong and get AIDS, it would be wrong to say that it always happens thus.

And no mortal can EVER be 100% certain of God's will.
THAT would be presumptuous. Pride comes before the fall.
 
There is nothing in the current Bible that refutes reincarnation.

The article decides that because the one prisoner was going to be with Christ in paradise, then that somehow prevents God from reincarnating people?

Reincarnation was a standard Christian teaching up until 334AD Constantinople. It was the Romans that removed it. They also removed the commandment about idol worship.

It is wrong to claim the Bible makes claims that it does not. Because ressurrection exists, why should that in any way prevent God from incarnating spirits? That is like saying because I wore a blue shirt yesterday, it would be impossible for me to ever wear a red shirt.

Christ is the first Son of God. He existed before Adam.
And yet, he is born from the womb of a woman to live an earthly incarnation. He was not ressurrected outside the womb of Mary when he was born as a babe. He was incarnated.

Anyhow. All I am saying is that just because some people do wrong and get AIDS, it would be wrong to say that it always happens thus.

And no mortal can EVER be 100% certain of God's will.
THAT would be presumptuous. Pride comes before the fall.


This is the second time I'm asking you to provide Scripture about reincarnation. I won't ask you again. If you can't back it up with Scripture, don't preach it.
 
Christ was incarnated.
A living spirt, born carnally of woman.
Its in the Bible. (Backed up#1)

The article you mention points out that John and Elijah could be seen as the same spirit. (Backed up#2)

I do not have a version of the Bible from before 334 AD.

I am not preaching. I am talking.

You yourself cannot backup your claims, other than to refer to an obscure twist of logic made by another. That persons opinion is not a Biblical quote. Its just speculative dogma.

Where does the Bible refute reincarnation? Can you back this up?

Open your heart.
 
Christ was incarnated.
A living spirt, born carnally of woman.
Its in the Bible. (Backed up#1)

The article you mention points out that John and Elijah could be seen as the same spirit. (Backed up#2)

I do not have a version of the Bible from before 334 AD.

I am not preaching. I am talking.

You yourself cannot backup your claims, other than to refer to an obscure twist of logic made by another. That persons opinion is not a Biblical quote. Its just speculative dogma.

Where does the Bible refute reincarnation? Can you back this up?

Open your heart.


How amazing. Still no Scripture provided.

Reincarnation is not biblical at all.
 
Hiv and aids are not a judgment or wrath from God. Hiv and aids come from disobeying sexual guidelines God has set forth in his word. God gave us sex, but he established boundaries specifically marriage to bring fulfillment to the marriage covenant.

Aids and HIV are a result of sin.

Hiv and aids are what the wage of sin pays. Its death! When we engage in sex outside of marriage it opens the door to all sorts of problems.

There are nations that are being wiped out because they can not control their sexual urges or have ignored Gods word on sexual relations. The problem is, innocent people are now affected by their sin. If a baby is born to a mom who has Hiv, then the baby will get it. He had nothing to do with his mom’s sin, yet it affected him even when he was innocent.

So is this Gods wrath or judgment, no. Are people eating the fruit of their own way? Yes!

Can these people receive forgiveness and mercy for their sin? Yes, it was already paid for. Can they approach God for a miracle and healing? Yes. Will God deliver them? Yes! Christian and non Christians? Yes! Both must approach God and receive healing, and wholeness. The saved must repent, the unsaved must get born again, however, you will read about many people unsaved getting healed in the bible. It’s what brought them to Christ. It was his Grace and Mercy they received.

Trucker

Amen to this! This applies to many bad things that happen in people's lives. If we honor the boundaries God gives us to protect us from the consequences, even though (like children) we don't always understand these boundaries - we'll be blessed. (Deuteronomy 30:19-20)

The sad thing is that sometimes other people suffer under the consequences of our own sins ...
 
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God is God, has always been God. John 1:1
He wasn't reincarnated, he lowered himself to be born as a man, so he could die in the place of man.
But it still remains the truth, it is, whosoever will may come, I would encourage you to examine your heart for you have not spoke truth here, and even in that it shows your true heart.

Jesus was, and is, and has always been God , not some reincarnated something or other....how silly!
 
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