[boatbums]

I think you are right, that does seem to be the problem. I don't know, maybe they hope that by making us watch the vids, we'll become captivated by Rood like they are. I also suspect that even if we do watch a vid and post his words from it, commenting on what he states, we will be accuse of “taking him out of context” or misunderstanding what he says. Either way, they can skip out on having to defend his teachings when faced with superior exegeses. It shows why trying to has been a lost cause. A good thing, though, is people are warned of the false prophet, Michael Rood, so it hasn't been unfruitful.

[Iscool]

I think you are right, that does seem to be the problem. I don't know, maybe they hope that by making us watch the vids, we'll become captivated by Rood like they are. I also suspect that even if we do watch a vid and post his words from it, commenting on what he states, we will be accuse of “taking him out of context” or misunderstanding what he says. Either way, they can skip out on having to defend his teachings when faced with superior exegeses. It shows why trying to has been a lost cause. A good thing, though, is people are warned of the false prophet, Michael Rood, so it hasn't been unfruitful.

It is readily apparent to me that neither one is very well versed in the New Testament...They can't debate with scripture...All they can say is 'you're wrong'...

With Rood, they don't have to read the scripture...Just watch his videos...

You ask them a question and they say, you're wrong, watch Rood...