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Re: God literally impregnated Mary with sex.
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Re: God literally impregnated Mary with sex.
Why do you think public libraries are going to carry books about smutty metaphysical filth like Leda and the swan? We're talking about the conception of Jesus here. Not some made up celestial porn act.God had sex with Mary to substantiate his claim , he gave the reference of the relevant greek word lada and swan. So he must have read it somewhere? I just can't take to this word, until he has a proof. The word is also used in acts chap 1:17-19 in which the ghost came upon the desciples, the same greek word G1909 is used here epichromai. From which greek book he learned about it, so that i can confirm it. I know what he is saying but i just want to make sure that he is correct. By the way, libraries contain all sorts of text! we are in America not Afghanistan.
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Re: God literally impregnated Mary with sex.
Originally posted by Learner99 View PostThe thing is that they use the same verb (to come upon[ a variation of eperchomai) for the copulation of Leda and Zeus and Mary and the Holy Ghost.
Can you please quote the source where the verb is used in case of Leda and Zeus? How can you say that, i can't find it anywhere even in the libraries!:
(1 Corinthians 13:11) "When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things."
GROW UP!
Yours in Christ,
Z. Smyth
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Originally posted by Talitha View PostI've never really thought of Jesus in that way before now!!
Who would have been watching HIM go poopie?
I assume as he is free from sin, he doesn't need watching?
Some might say that Noah over-reacted, but it got me as well riled to no end when they caught me drunken, passed off and naked – before my Redemption, of course!
YiC
Dan
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Re: God literally impregnated Mary with sex.
Originally posted by Learner99 View PostThe thing is that they use the same verb (to come upon[ a variation of eperchomai) for the copulation of Leda and Zeus and Mary and the Holy Ghost.
Can you please quote the source where the verb is used in case of Leda and Zeus? How can you say that, i can't find it anywhere even in the libraries!:
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Re: God literally impregnated Mary with sex.
The thing is that they use the same verb (to come upon[ a variation of eperchomai) for the copulation of Leda and Zeus and Mary and the Holy Ghost.
Can you please quote the source where the verb is used in case of Leda and Zeus? How can you say that, i can't find it anywhere even in the libraries!:
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Re: God literally impregnated Mary with sex.
LOL I always thought that verse meant that He just kind of barely stuck the tip in and dropped his load, but didn't actually penetrate, and that's why Mary was still a technical virgin.
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Re: God literally impregnated Mary with sex.
Originally posted by Billy Bob Jenkins View PostIs it also true, Pastor Levi, that Jesus Himself had a penis, testicles, and an anus?
Who would have been watching HIM go poopie?
I assume as he is free from sin, he doesn't need watching?
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I always thought it was an Angel that came upon her and God must have just deposited the seed in the angel for it to do the job. Thanks for clearing that up.
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Is it also true, Pastor Levi, that Jesus Himself had a penis, testicles, and an anus?
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Pastor Levi, that actually makes a lot of sense to me.
Even as a young man first learning the mechanics behind Genesis 1:28 (theoretically, of course), the conception of Jesus was difficult for me to understand.
I had no doubts that God could have Mary conceive just by wanting it to happen, but it seemed a lot easier to just do things the old-fashioned way.
Yours in Christ,
Z. Smyth
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Thank you for providing us with true and accurate information. It is never a bad thing to know the truth.
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God literally impregnated Mary with sex.
I'm just as shocked as you are by this statement. I couldn't believe it.
My search for this information started with a statement some angry atheist made on facebook.
It snowballed into something where I naturally assumed the daft atheist was reading the bible incorrectly. We as Christians know that the Holy Ghost just tapped Mary on the shoulder and she was pregnant after that, right?
I'm afraid not. You'll have to follow me here for a bit and understand how I came to this crazy, yet true conclusion.
My opening statement was that,
Matthew 1:18 Now the birth of Jesus Christ was on this wise: When as his mother Mary was espoused to Joseph, before they came together*, she was found with child of the Holy Ghost.
* came together. synerchomai συνέρχομαι
is completely different from
Luke 1:35 And the angel answered and said unto her, The Holy Ghost shall come upon thee**, and the power of the Highest shall overshadow thee: therefore also that holy thing which shall be born of thee shall be called the Son of God.
**eperchomai ἐπέρχομαι
They are completely different words, but wait.
The wording in Matthew of coming together. Root 1 σύν/syn accompanying coming with or more literally with Root 2 chomai/ἔρχομαι coming. (coming with consensual)
Vs. the way Luke 1 is written. Root one ἐπί/ epi
upon, on, at, by, before
2) of position, on, at, by, over, against
3) to, over, on, at, across, against
Thayer's lexicon adds the term a heavy breathing, but also says it is used primarily as upon.
Both of these words have the same root. ἔρχομαι which is to come.
Now, this is not big news in and of itself. It's all quite explainable up to this point. The same word is used as if the Holy Spirit has come upon you as a feeling or possessed you. The Bible Greek supports this position.
What the Bible hasn't said is that, the Holy Ghost literally comes over you. The same verb eperchomai ἐπέρχομαι, is used in the story of the Swan and Leda.
What do these stories have to do with one another? Nothing at all! One is myth and the other is true.
The thing is that they use the same verb (to come upon[ a variation of eperchomai) for the copulation of Leda and Zeus and Mary and the Holy Ghost.
The sad fact is, I have come to realize is that there is a literal copulation between God and Mary.
I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news on this one.I really am.
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