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I really want to enjoy all of your downloads on my IPod. Where do I find the IPod downloads.
Have enjoyed them so much. I have played some of them four times just to make sure I understand what is said. Much of this is new to me coming from a baptist background
Chuck
Hey Chuck,
Thank you for the kind and encouraging note. To access the show through iTunes, search for Truth Matters or just click here. Do let me know if I can answer further questions.
Sean
Please ask the speakers to slow down a little. They give so much for me to think about it’s hard to follow at such a fast pace. Also at time they are a little hard to understand at such a fast rate. Thank again for your web site.
Chuck
Listen Anthony Buzzard debate the Messianic Jew, Dr. Michael Brown at 3pm EST:
http://66.228.115.186/listen/player.asp?station=wtru-am&
Who won?
http://lineoffireradio.askdrbrown.org/2010/02/08/february-8-2010/
If Christ is not God, how could He: receive worship, forgive sins, be sinless, raise Himself from the grave and prexist time and creation? Please help me understand.
Jesus receives worship as our human lord but not as God. Note carefully that the Bible teaches that God has made Jesus both lord and Messiah and that all will confess Jesus as lord to the glorify of God the Father (the Father is identified as the only God in 1 Corinthians 8:6 and John 17:3). So, in other words, giving worship to Jesus as our king is appropriate because it was God who authorized such worship and all glory will ultimately go to God (see 1 Corinthians 15).
Jesus forgave sins because God authorized him to do so. Jesus was sinless because he chose never to sin. Unlike Adam, Jesus never gave into temptation. Jesus didn’t raise himself from the dead. The Scripture is clear that God raised Jesus from the dead. Finally, the passages that appear to portray Jesus as existing before creation can be interpreted other ways.
You might not be convinced but the Unitarian model makes way more sense than the Trinitarian or Modalist models. For more, check out http://www.christianmonotheism.com (Sean’s site) or http://www.messianicniagara.com/ (my site).
Because God granted him the authority to do so.