Genesis Chapter 1 Discussion Page 18



 
  • GiGi - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Same for me, I want to know the love of Christ more and more and share it with others always.
  • GiGi - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    I am 65 and have a handful of risk factors,. Bummer. Was healthy until I turned 60! But I die a little moment by moment and probably accelerates as we get into our senior years. I am in God's hands and I am not afraid. I have been vaccinated, as has my husband and family members. None have had any adverse reaction. Not sure what may happen down the road, but then again, who does? There are so many things people can die from. I just am doing what i can to not get covid because of my asthma. It wouldn't be a cakewalk for me, most likely. I prayed to get direction from God and am peace with my decision. I continue to pray that God will eradicate this virus. But, then, will there be another, and another? God knows. We are to walk in faith that if we live or die, we are with the Lord. He will never leave us or forsake us, and His love for us never fails.

    Be blessed this evening.
  • Sg on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Has anyone taken vaccine and recommended it.
  • Sg on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    I want to be loving.
  • Joel kihohia on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Bible

    Is good I like it
  • English Sacha - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    So , you want the Bible to name each individual plant ,animal and geographical feature of the planet ? God made every thing , for me that is very simple .
  • Stanley Turner on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    The point of Genesis is that God created everything. But then the Bible tries to explain what everything is, which is challenging. Day and night, what about dawn and dusk? Land and water, what about coral reefs? And the exceptions are many. So what? My question is "should Christians look to the fact that God created everything, or should we nitpick the Bible for legalistic reasons?" Thanks for your answer. Stan
  • JD Moore - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Thx for the suggestion to find an RSV website. I assume there is none; no such website of the Revised Standard Version because of various reasons.

    What I'm so thankfu for l is this Official KJV website because it is so helpful. The first two answers to my questions about the RSV and translations were most informative and insightful.

    Thx again my fellow KJVers. My suspicions of false teaching is confirmed. I was edified, exhorted and consoled by both answers. Just checking. The "KJV truth" has set me straight. Blessings, JD.
  • Allen Tomlinson - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Lynda

    I once beleived in the teaching of the Bible. The stories i was taught about the bible were not as perfect as stated. And of all the not so correct teaching. i find this to be the most insane thing ive ever seen or heard
  • English Sacha - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Then you need to find an RSV site . Good hunting and may God bless you .
  • Earl Bowman - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    JD Moore, may CHRIST IN US grace us with HIS wisdom and HIS understanding.

    Man translated the bible, man has beliefs of his own; often, using the word being translated to fit His belief.

    Why did the translators translate the Greek word hades (sheol in Hebrew) half the time GRAVE and half the time HELL, when the same word is being translated.

    Revelation 1:18 ....I (Christ) have the keys of hell (HADES) and death.

    1 Corinthians 15:55 ... O grave (HADES), where is thy victory.

    The same Greek word translated two ways.

    The translators couldn't translate hades as hell in 1 Corinthians 15:55 because Christ has victory over hell (hades).

    Christ has VICTORY over DEATH and THE GRAVE, keys (VICTORY) of the GRAVE (mistranslated hell) and DEATH.

    These keys and this victory is Christ RESURRECTION.

    John 11:25 .... I am the resurrection ...... Keys (victory) of DEATH and the GRAVE

    The same translators translated the Greek word aion to mean eternally or everlasting or for ever and ever, when it aion should have been translated AGE.

    Revelation 11:15 ....and he shall reign forever and ever...should be translated, he shall reign for the AGE of the AGES.

    We know this is correct because 1 Corinthians 15:24 says when he has subdued all thing to himself he will turn the kingdom back to the Father, so he has to reign for the AGE OF AGES and not for ever and ever.
  • David - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Hi Harry Genesis 2:7 and the lord God breathed into mans nostrils the breath of life and man became a living soul, this was not spiritual life which is eternal it is breath life i.e. inhale and exhale.
  • Harry martin on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    The soul has 3 component parts, where are they? (Mind, will, emotions )in the scriptures?
  • JD Moore on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    The Revised Standard Bible: What about who translated this version? I want to zero in on how this bible was put together, who paid for it to be originated and why. Please refer me to the source materials to answer these questions in order to reveal how superior the KJV is over all other efforts and claims to be God's Word. The KJV is the only true written in English and unedited?
  • Chris - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Thank you GiGi. I agree entirely with what you've stated, & indeed as with your other comments on this early part of the Scriptures. I think you will be blessed by coming on here & contributing, as we too will be blessed & strengthened in the knowledge of God & applying biblical Truths to our lives - and of course, the many who just quietly visit taking in Truths that they've never heard before - this can really be a mighty avenue of ministry for you. I look forward to reading your other comments & being encouraged in the Word.
  • GiGi - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Agreed. "Holy imagination" can be tricky and can lead people astray, but can be helpful as the Holy Spirit leads and with input from strong, grounded, trustworthy believers.

    I try to focus on the obvious understanding of a verse within the context of the whole passage and then pose questions as I prayerfully consider things that may have some underlying meaning that may point to future events in the Bible or what was said by Jesus or the New Testament writers. I try to confine my thinking so as not to get too far beyond the text. I believe that the Bible was written for the common man to understand what is being conveyed and to know what to believe concerning God, salvation, and godly living. I think it is good to be satisfied with these things even if we never find out any other "deep" things from the Spirit. But being well established in these things, we can study Scripture with more openness to double meanings etc. Since a young age, I have prayed to God to show me what is true because I never want to believe something that isn't the truth. God has been faithful to me, giving me a good sense of discernment when hearing or reading things and the Spirit sends up "red flags" in my mind when something seems not quite right. I then refuse to consider that idea or teaching further unless God brings to me information that shows why it is wrong or even why it really is o.k.

    Thanks for you kind reply. This is my first venture on this website and I am expecting to be blessed and to bless others.
  • Lynda - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Thank you!
  • Chris - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    The Lord bless you & guide your thoughts & meditations, GiGi, as you re-commence this biblical journey with 'fresh (spiritual) eyes'. You certainly appear to have a great solid basis to spring from & I perceive that you will adhere only to the revealed Scriptures to form the basis of any revelations by the Holy Spirit.

    My own 'bedrock' is: if the Scriptures don't reveal it, then don't speculate on it. One can use 'holy imagination' of course, but if that in turn becomes a viable truth, then the likelihood of moving further away from what the Bible reveals, becomes very real. And isn't that how cults form & those well-meaning Christians who are no longer satisfied with what is revealed to us, but dig so deep that they no longer can climb out of their hole. I grieve about that, as so many could have been mightily used of the Lord, but now have become enemies of the Cross & of salvation by Grace through Faith. And yet, we are not ignorant of our enemy's devices. Every blessing.
  • GiGi on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    I lean towards a "Gap" theory understanding between Genesis 1:1-1:3. If this happens to be true and there was a "world" or "era" prior to the six days of creation, we cannot know what that may have been like, especially spiritually. Fossil records and archeological discoveries may shed light on some of the physical matter, cultural, geological, and biological, aspects of time before the Genesis creation beginning in Ch.1:3. Will be interesting to see what God allows us to find out.

    There is nothing to limit God from having designed an era prior to our present, (or multiple). We may not discover His purpose or salvic plan for these era(s) this side of heaven. After 65 years of life on this planet, all of which were lived as a member of Christ's church, I hadn't really felt much of a desire to delve into this subject. But last January, I felt that the Spirit was drawing me investigate. The internet has been very helpful as I studied with Bible in hand. It has been a fruitful study, making me prayerfully think in depth about so many things written in these first chapters of Genesis. Things I keep in mind as I study these topics are, How important is it that I fully understand this?" "Will it edify me or others? "Does this thinking add to my understanding of who my God is and how He has saved me? "Is it simply interesting to consider, but not something I need to spend a lot of time trying to figure out or share with others?"

    So, I approach beginning in Genesis once again as a faith journey on which I can learn from the Holy Spirit and also improve my readiness to give an answer to those who ask me about the hope I have in God. I am thankful for all of the input others have added to the comment section. Having come from a very traditional church background for the first 20 years of my life as well as many years in various denominations since then, I am thankful to have had the fullness of the journey God has walked with me all of these years. I pray to stay true.
  • Cowboy - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Lynda

    The answer to your question, in the beginning everything ate grass, herbs of the field, and fruit from the trees, there wasn't any need of meats. Adam was immortal like the creator (God) and when God created Eve she was immortal too. Adam and Eve did not need nourishment for the body they were like God's, the animals ate grass and herbs, the lion would lay down beside the lamb. But like everything that God does humans get into it and it becomes a mess. After the sin of the forbidden fruit Adam and Eve became flesh and blood, God took their immortal away from them and block the way to the tree of life which would have gave them immortal back. After Adam and Eve lost their immortal there was a need for meats and a need for nourishment for the body. hope this clears up the scripture for you.

    God Bless

    stay prayed up and ready to go up

    cowboy
  • Philip Kornev on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    very good verse!!!
  • Lynda - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Thank you!
  • Kent Bass - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Hi Lynda. We are in the new covenant. You have to remember, at that time Adam and Eve were perfect. So they probably were not in need of any protein. Today even those who say that don't eat meat have to get their protein somehow or they will end up in the hospital and even die. You cannot mix old wine in new wineskins, but new wine must be placed in new wineskin. Jesus said, It's not what enters the mouth that defiles the body, but what comes out.
  • Lynda - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Thank you
  • Do all to the glory of God - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Genesis has to be read slower. God created everything necessary for all creatures and man to be able to eat herbs, grass, nectar, meats, etc. Every creature right down to a snail or smaller, had exactly the perfect food.

    Romans 14:2

    For one believeth that he may eat all things: another, who is weak, eateth HERBS.

    Romans 14:15

    But if thy brother be grieved with thy meat, now walkest thou not charitably. Destroy not him with thy meat, for whom Christ died.

    Romans 14:17

    For the kingdom of God is NOT meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost.

    1 Corinthians 10:31

    Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.

    Colossians 2:16

    Let NO man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days:

    1 Timothy 1: 1-4

    Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the LATTER TIMES, some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of DEVILS

    2 Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron;

    3 FORBIDDING to marry, and COMMANDING to ABSTAIN from meats, which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving of them which believe and know the truth.

    4 For every creature of God is good, and NOTHING to be refused, if it be received with thanksgiving:

    See, everything God made is good for us. In an agricultural society, people are very active and work off extra calories.

    Not so much now in high-Tech society. If we eat too many calories, it stretches the stomach and the ribs and we walk leaning backwards.

    My only comment is: I pray the Lord's Prayer over my food faithfully, because of things like covid and flu, ecoli, wisteria etc. I'm not paranoid; I just want to enjoy mealtimes. :D
  • Lynda on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    My question is from Genesis 1 vs 29-30. Is this saying we are to be vegetarians?

    Thank you.
  • Jorge alfredo Holguin on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Thank you
  • T. Levis - In Reply on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    I will try to answer your question. If you're asking who wrote the code for the website, Administration can answer that better than I. If your asking the translation it appears to be exact translation from 1611 & a later version. KJV isn't covered under copyright. Newer versions can be covered under copyright because of the laws of copyright & date of publication. There are several versions that will have their version in the title. In this Title it's "The King James Standard"

    The King James Bible Online has a recent copyright 2021, most likely to protect it's code, uses, design, images etc.

    I hope that's helpful
  • Jon on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Who is the author for the KJB online?
  • Uwadileke Gideon on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    Nice website


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