To: bondserv
Don't you find it strange that the article praises the Bible for its spread-spectrum resiliency against deterioration of the message,
and at the same time warns you that you must use precisely the correct frequency (so to speak) to read it or else its message will be "false or distorted"?
I sense a design flaw there...
4,020 posted on
07/17/2003 4:42:06 PM PDT by
jennyp
(http://crevo.bestmessageboard.com)
To: jennyp
To VPN with the Holy Spirit you must be authenticated to begin to use the network properly. Reading encoded messages without the encryption key makes the data unintelligible.
Why else would Jesus criticize the religious people of his day for overlooking the significance of the encryption key. (Faith in God rather than themselves).
4,024 posted on
07/17/2003 4:54:06 PM PDT by
bondserv
(Alignment is critical.)
To: jennyp; CobaltBlue; RadioAstronomer; Aric2000
Jesus asked the religious leaders 9 times "Have ye not read?". They were not taking the Bible literal enough.
Many of these men were the "learned" teachers of the Old Testament He was speaking to.
The message is all there for those who read the Bible with personal humility and reliance on God. Jesus attacked the religious leaders so frequently because they didn't take the Bible literally and projected their own ideas ahead of scripture. (Traditions of Men)
4,026 posted on
07/17/2003 5:06:04 PM PDT by
bondserv
(Alignment is critical.)
To: jennyp
Don't you find it strange that the article praises the Bible for its spread-spectrum resiliency against deterioration of the message, and at the same time warns you that you must use precisely the correct frequency (so to speak) to read it or else its message will be "false or distorted"? I sense a design flaw there...
As far as I can tell,Just about every Kenneth in the world claims to have just the right frequency, but no one has the same one. Just as everyone has a piece of the one true hologram, but they don't seem to be cut from the same master.
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