Martin Willemoes Hansen

Greetings in the Sweet name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ,

I agree that God does not have a gender. And then again, when he walked the earth as 100% man and 100% God he had a gender, the male gender.

In His joy,
Martin Willemoes Hansen

Wow what a strong attack, has he seen your DVD? If not, you should send it to him.

Great that your move is going forward, I pray that you will be very glad of your new place.

And now I almost can’t wait to view your next article and hear the audio clips.

Have a nice day,
Your brother in Christ,
Martin

Wow, thanks for this article, so informative, I’ve never thought about the metaphor of the foreskin representing the sinful seed of Adam.

It would be nice to know more about the head covering relating to sin as well.

Keep up your excellent work!

In His joy,
Martin

I’m grateful for your advices on combating proof texts. So applicable to all kinds of false teachings.
Keep up your good work.

Interesting debate, my head has just stopped spinning 🙂

Merry Christmas to everybody! Jesus lives and His love brings tears to my eyes, you are so wonderful Jesus!

Paula, but it is interesting that the seventh day does not have a morning and evening statement as do the others. Which I do think indicate that this rest lasted more than just one day.

I understand the God rest thing like,

1. God created
2. God rested
3. At some point sin entered
4. God began to work again
5. His work finished with His death and resurrection
6. God is now resting (waiting for his enemies to be made his footstool (Hebrews 10:13))

The rest spoken of in Hebrews 4, I guess is only available through Jesus Christ, to rest from working our way into eternal life, and just believe that Jesus has done the work for us, we can thus enter in his rest, by being in Him.

Just some rapid thoughts

In Jesus

Nice article, keep up the good work.

In Jesus

Great, simply great exegesis 🙂

I was wondering if I can translate your blog post to Danish and pass it around to anyone I know?

I would love to see a DVD teaching on different false doctrines concerning marriage 🙂

Oh and if you make it, please put at least one more language on the DVD, Spanish for example 🙂

Great post, I too like the diagrams.

Also I noticed the parallel that Eve was created from the body of Adam. Like we Christians are made (bornagain) by the Holy Spirit and made the body (church) of Jesus Christ.

So our spirit is born again, we are new creatures (created once again).

So I guess we all have two heads, Adams head and Christ head (two sources, a natural birth and a spiritual birth), but well ultimately we have only one head, everything origins from God, God is the ultimate source of everything.

In Christ

I really look forward to a series about the husband and wife relationship.

A marriage can be so beautiful and wonderful when both parties serve each other in love as Jesus Christ thought us. I’m not married though so its just my understanding of scripture.

Today I watched part 4 of WIM with a sister in Christ and a question popped up in my mind, maybe you can help me out. BTW it was all new to her, your teachings, as it is to I guess most people, and it certainly makes us think.

Well to the question, In 1 Corinthians 14:36 you teach that Paul was referring to only the men of the Church in Corinth.
Usually I have interpreted this scripture as Paul referring to all of the Church in Corinth, but in your teachings you link it to only the men of the church.
Can the scripture rightly be interpreted as that?

Also I wondered, was it likely that only some people of the churches would send Paul letters? Or was the letters representing all in the church, both women and men.

In Christ

On a Former Seventh-Day Adventist web forum, I stumbled on the argument bellow in a thread discussing Women in Ministry:

“Just look at every denomination that ordains women including SDAs–just look where they end up. If anyone can show me a denomination who ordains women that also holds to the inerrancy of scripture and doesn’t get way off into doctrinal error, then show it to me. ”

Can you provide a list of Churches, denominations which provides a good example of ordaining women and keeping sound doctrine?