Last Updated: 25 December  2019   First Christianity – Christ the Perfect Nazarene   “and came and lived in a city called Nazareth. This was to fulfill what was spoken through the prophets: “He shall be called a Nazarene.” (Matthew 2:23, NASB)   Searching the entire Old Testament, scholars have pointed out that the...

  All Men too – Christ’s Ransom for All   Someone Said, ‘Christ Pays for your Judgment till the last penny’. Reply Christ Says till you pay it and not till He pays it for you (Matthew 5:26, Matthew 18:34). In His Parable itself, He doesn’t say that He pays it (your afterlife Judgment...

            To hurt one who loves you unconditionally hurts most because the one still loves you even while you hated them for a moment; Christ’s Unconditional Love Alone is Perfect.     How about Pain in Judgment? Each receives what is meted out by the victim or those we...

    The actual reflection of the Greek phrase “ages of Ages” (e. g. Which occurs in Revelation 20:10) is seen in last line of Prayer in Image too.       Where   “ages” (Subset – limited) out of the larger “Ages” (Universal Set – Could be limited or unlimited).   His Glory...

    Obedience is the Highest Form of Giving.   God Loves us whether we obey or not because God Loves His Enemies too (Matthew 5:43 – 44).   The Difference is that God Loves His Enemies “less” (e. g. Judas called ‘friend’ using a weaker Greek Word, in Matthew 26:50) while God Loves...

    Question 1   Is the god of the Old Testament, the same god, as the god of the New Testament?   Reply 1   Yes.   Question 2   Why would a benevolent god tell you it is ok to beat your slave just severely enough that they die after three days?...

    Here are three examples based on “Law”, “Judgment” and “Love” from the Lost Orthodoxy Book.   1) Law (Pages 512 – 516)   To Quote:   The ‘Law of Liberty’ example as Irenaeous explains above in regards to ‘tithes’ as well as other Laws (“Torah”) in the Context of Matthew 5:20 in...

    Question 1   Where are those who God swore in his wrath that they will not enter his rest? Or was God mistaken and they actually will enter his rest?   Reply 1   Sir, your arguments are based on common fallacies again.   What’s the meaning of ‘Not enter His (God’s)...

    “… you will not get out till you pay the last penny. ” – Lord Jesus Christ (Matthew 5:26, Luke 12:59)   St. Ambrose Explains both the Literal & Allegorical Interpretation below, to quote:   St Ambrose’s interpretation about the ‘adversary’ stated in Matthew 5:26;18:34 from Catena Aurea Commentary with Douay Rheims...