Theological Idolatry

[~candice~]

I have come to believe that there are a set few people here who really understand the difference of the Hebrew and Greek ways of looking at scripture, and I have asked in the past so I could also have an understanding. My understanding is very basic, so I am asking that those of you who have actually taken the time to research the difference to post them so the readers will have the same understanding. We all to many times just hear that many have a Grecian mindset, in a condemning way, and the debate begins. This is counter productive. Will someone who truly understands either post a link to where this has been, or is being discussed, or take the time to enlighten those of us who would like to understand more about the conflict between the two?

http://www.worthychr...o-to-the-greek/

Please don't just post a link for us to wade through and sort out.

Please summarize it in easy-to-understand points.

I asked for a link and it was provided. This thread that the link brings us to is one that just began and requires participation to fulfill its value. It cannot be "summarized".

That will be the first thing in print that cannot be summarized.

Every book in the Bible can be summarized, but this cannot?

I don't think anyone has the time to summarise entire threads before the post links. It's not a reasonable request. The link is there for you to choose to use or not.

[Guest yod]

The Bible is complete and therefore can be summarized.

Until the next age....

[OneLight]

The Bible is complete and therefore can be summarized.

Until the next age....

Will there be the need for scripture when we are living with Him? I really don't think so. We will no longer be of this world, but the next. Here, we live by faith in One we do not see. The next life will will see Him and talk with Him.

[Guest yod]

The Bible is complete and therefore can be summarized.

Until the next age....

Will there be the need for scripture when we are living with Him? I really don't think so. We will no longer be of this world, but the next. Here, we live by faith in One we do not see. The next life will will see Him and talk with Him.

does that mean nothing new worth noting will happen?

The Word of God is eternal. So I'm getting a bit meta-physical but I see no reason to think that when heaven and earth pass away there won't be a whole lot more to be written.

[~candice~]

I think the written Word is closed, but the spoken Word we will hear new from each and every day on the other side .

[OneLight]

The Bible is complete and therefore can be summarized.

Until the next age....

Will there be the need for scripture when we are living with Him? I really don't think so. We will no longer be of this world, but the next. Here, we live by faith in One we do not see. The next life will will see Him and talk with Him.

does that mean nothing new worth noting will happen?

The Word of God is eternal. So I'm getting a bit meta-physical but I see no reason to think that when heaven and earth pass away there won't be a whole lot more to be written.

We are going to live forever with Him. Each day will be better then the last. i don't believe that we will need to write anything down. Why should we, we will live it and we will not be living with the restricted abilities we now possess. TO be honest, I don't think you are being meta-physical enough.

[OneLight]

I have come to believe that there are a set few people here who really understand the difference of the Hebrew and Greek ways of looking at scripture, and I have asked in the past so I could also have an understanding. My understanding is very basic, so I am asking that those of you who have actually taken the time to research the difference to post them so the readers will have the same understanding. We all to many times just hear that many have a Grecian mindset, in a condemning way, and the debate begins. This is counter productive. Will someone who truly understands either post a link to where this has been, or is being discussed, or take the time to enlighten those of us who would like to understand more about the conflict between the two?

http://www.worthychristianforums.com/index.php?/topic/144500-and-also-to-the-greek/

Please don't just post a link for us to wade through and sort out.

Please summarize it in easy-to-understand points.

I asked for a link and it was provided. This thread that the link brings us to is one that just began and requires participation to fulfill its value. It cannot be "summarized".

That will be the first thing in print that cannot be summarized.

Every book in the Bible can be summarized, but this cannot?

To try and summarize a work in process is only trying to summarize what has already been written and, at best, is incomplete. The Bible is complete and therefore can be summarized.

Anything written can be summarized, completed or not. . ."interesting" that it can't be boiled down on paper. . .

I've never seen truth that could not, completed or not.

If you want incomplete stigmatization then accept that the link is about the difference of Hebrew and Grecian ways.

[Guest yod]

The Bible is complete and therefore can be summarized.

Until the next age....

Will there be the need for scripture when we are living with Him? I really don't think so. We will no longer be of this world, but the next. Here, we live by faith in One we do not see. The next life will will see Him and talk with Him.

does that mean nothing new worth noting will happen?

The Word of God is eternal. So I'm getting a bit meta-physical but I see no reason to think that when heaven and earth pass away there won't be a whole lot more to be written.

We are going to live forever with Him. Each day will be better then the last. i don't believe that we will need to write anything down. Why should we, we will live it and we will not be living with the restricted abilities we now possess. TO be honest, I don't think you are being meta-physical enough.

au contraire' !!!

Just because it may not be written with ink on pages, does not mean it isn't recorded and therefore "The Word of God".

I think they are writing about this very day in heaven....but I wouldn't count on seeing it at "Whole Foods Market"

[OneLight]

The Bible is complete and therefore can be summarized.

Until the next age....

Will there be the need for scripture when we are living with Him? I really don't think so. We will no longer be of this world, but the next. Here, we live by faith in One we do not see. The next life will will see Him and talk with Him.

does that mean nothing new worth noting will happen?

The Word of God is eternal. So I'm getting a bit meta-physical but I see no reason to think that when heaven and earth pass away there won't be a whole lot more to be written.

We are going to live forever with Him. Each day will be better then the last. i don't believe that we will need to write anything down. Why should we, we will live it and we will not be living with the restricted abilities we now possess. TO be honest, I don't think you are being meta-physical enough.

au contraire' !!!

Just because it may not be written with ink on pages, does not mean it isn't recorded and therefore "The Word of God".

I think they are writing about this very day in heaven....but I wouldn't count on seeing it at "Whole Foods Market"

You got me there .. written on our hearts! SO be it, then. BUT ... we were speaking about what IS on paper! Touche'

[OldShep]

Thank-you all for your replies, my education continues--and I find my thoughts recalling a parable that Jesus taught us in Luke 12:41-53 about being "faithful and wise manager"{s}, and 2 Timothy 2:14-18.

ICL Dennis