1. We are New Testament people, so we should use New Testament terms….(a) like saying "Holy Ghost" instead of "Holy Spirit." Why? Because the term "ghost" signifies that the spirit was once in a body. (b) What does saying ghost do? Ghost validates that Jesus once existed in bodily form, (c) that the Holy Ghost is connected to Jesus. (d) So is it "spirit body spirit" or "spirit body ghost?" (e) Then the question is, why was the word "Ghost" removed from all Bible except King James? Because the word ghost is more scary… (b) So only the KJV uses the word "ghost"…. to describe Jesus' state after he passed through the body. (a) there are 89-Holy Ghost verses in the Bible (b) Holy Ghost is found only in the New Testament. 3. It is important to actually compare the Old Testament to the New Testament. (a) The Bible teaches that the New Testament "is built" on better promises, but we need to see what those better promises are. (b) The tithe is handled differently in the New Testament. (c) the wife's role is different in the New Testament (d) Adultery is explained more clearly in the New Testament (e). Faith is a New Testament concept. There are 224-faith verses, and only two of those verses are in the Old Testament. 4. We need to understand what "Holy" simply means. (a) to understand the simple meaning of Holy, we need to look at "what God wishes for us…. above everything else. " (b) God's number one wish for you is that you are "healthy and wealthy." (c) The whole Bible is written to get you to health and wealth. (d) If you study all of the verses that use the word "holy," then you would see that holy simply means healthy." (e) do the healthy thing. 5. Each one of the 9-fruit of the spirit fits into either "health or wealth." For instance, "faith" fits under health, and "peace" fits under wealth. 6. Finally, the best way to study and avoid all confusion is (a) choose a subject, like "faith". (b) get a source book like the "Strong Concordance of the Bible, so you can find a list of all the verses that contain the word faith. (c) Then Google every verse and save it into a Word document…(d) read and categorize each verse. 7. Another way to study is get the Bible on CD and play it in your car.
1. We are New Testament people, so we should use New Testament terms….(a) like saying "Holy Ghost" instead of "Holy Spirit." Why? Because the term "ghost" signifies that the spirit was once in a body. (b) What does saying ghost do? Ghost validates that Jesus once existed in bodily form, (c) that the Holy Ghost is connected to Jesus. (d) So is it "spirit body spirit" or "spirit body ghost?" (e) Then the question is, why was the word "Ghost" removed from all Bible except King James? Because the word ghost is more scary… (b) So only the KJV uses the word "ghost"…. to describe Jesus' state after he passed through the body. (a) there are 89-Holy Ghost verses in the Bible (b) Holy Ghost is found only in the New Testament. 3. It is important to actually compare the Old Testament to the New Testament. (a) The Bible teaches that the New Testament "is built" on better promises, but we need to see what those better promises are. (b) The tithe is handled differently in the New Testament. (c) the wife's role is different in the New Testament (d) Adultery is explained more clearly in the New Testament (e). Faith is a New Testament concept. There are 224-faith verses, and only two of those verses are in the Old Testament. 4. We need to understand what "Holy" simply means. (a) to understand the simple meaning of Holy, we need to look at "what God wishes for us…. above everything else. " (b) God's number one wish for you is that you are "healthy and wealthy." (c) The whole Bible is written to get you to health and wealth. (d) If you study all of the verses that use the word "holy," then you would see that holy simply means healthy." (e) do the healthy thing. 5. Each one of the 9-fruit of the spirit fits into either "health or wealth." For instance, "faith" fits under health, and "peace" fits under wealth. 6. Finally, the best way to study and avoid all confusion is (a) choose a subject, like "faith". (b) get a source book like the "Strong Concordance of the Bible, so you can find a list of all the verses that contain the word faith. (c) Then Google every verse and save it into a Word document…(d) read and categorize each verse. 7. Another way to study is get the Bible on CD and play it in your car.
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