Comments for CatholicBoard http://catholicboard.com Posting Catholic Content on the Digital Continent Wed, 18 Apr 2012 15:04:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Comment on Ch. 27 – The New Kingdom by Jesus Christ The Son of David Legally and Biologically « Belief In The Communion Of Saints http://catholicboard.com/utspodcast/chapter-27/comment-page-1#comment-95 Jesus Christ The Son of David Legally and Biologically « Belief In The Communion Of Saints Wed, 18 Apr 2012 15:04:37 +0000 http://67.18.8.118/~catholib/?p=158#comment-95 [...] Joseph for two reasons: … the first was because, Saint Joseph was the closest heir of the Davidic Kingdom. And, because our Blessed Lord had to descend from David, she wanted of course that He descend both [...] [...] Joseph for two reasons: … the first was because, Saint Joseph was the closest heir of the Davidic Kingdom. And, because our Blessed Lord had to descend from David, she wanted of course that He descend both [...]

]]> Comment on MP3 Downloads by Carson Weber http://catholicboard.com/mp3/comment-page-1#comment-93 Carson Weber Thu, 16 Feb 2012 15:00:07 +0000 http://catholicboard.com/?page_id=318#comment-93 Peggy, that's okay, everyone has a past they'd like to erase, such as where they went to college.. *grin* Gig 'em! May I ask what your parish is and in which city? I participated in 5 ACTS retreats when I was young. 2 as a participant and 3 as a team member. This was St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church in Boerne, TX, my home parish. Peggy, that’s okay, everyone has a past they’d like to erase, such as where they went to college.. *grin* Gig ‘em! May I ask what your parish is and in which city? I participated in 5 ACTS retreats when I was young. 2 as a participant and 3 as a team member. This was St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church in Boerne, TX, my home parish.

]]> Comment on MP3 Downloads by peggy http://catholicboard.com/mp3/comment-page-1#comment-92 peggy Thu, 16 Feb 2012 11:39:45 +0000 http://catholicboard.com/?page_id=318#comment-92 Thanks Carson. I am loving your podcasts and have recommended to my ACTS group. You could have ditched you initial slam against my alma mater, but I will forgive you since it is in the water where you are! Hook Em! Thanks Carson. I am loving your podcasts and have recommended to my ACTS group. You could have ditched you initial slam against my alma mater, but I will forgive you since it is in the water where you are!
Hook Em!

]]> Comment on MP3 Downloads by Carson Weber http://catholicboard.com/mp3/comment-page-1#comment-91 Carson Weber Thu, 16 Feb 2012 03:09:20 +0000 http://catholicboard.com/?page_id=318#comment-91 Peggy: I would tell him that yes, Jesus does always have the keys (authority) and he shares the keys (authority) with Peter. It's not Jesus vs. Peter. It's both/and. Jesus employs Peter just as he employed the NT authors to write authoritatively the very word of God. Peggy: I would tell him that yes, Jesus does always have the keys (authority) and he shares the keys (authority) with Peter. It’s not Jesus vs. Peter. It’s both/and. Jesus employs Peter just as he employed the NT authors to write authoritatively the very word of God.

]]> Comment on MP3 Downloads by peggy http://catholicboard.com/mp3/comment-page-1#comment-90 peggy Thu, 16 Feb 2012 02:17:08 +0000 http://catholicboard.com/?page_id=318#comment-90 Thanks for answering Carson. I am in conversation with a Church of Christ gentleman who states that the Church mistranslates Matthew 18:16 and that Jesus is the one with the keys and he was just quoting Isaiah 22.22 and he is keeping the keys as is shown in Revelation. Thanks for answering Carson. I am in conversation with a Church of Christ gentleman who states that the Church mistranslates Matthew 18:16 and that Jesus is the one with the keys and he was just quoting Isaiah 22.22 and he is keeping the keys as is shown in Revelation.

]]> Comment on MP3 Downloads by Carson Weber http://catholicboard.com/mp3/comment-page-1#comment-89 Carson Weber Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:13:07 +0000 http://catholicboard.com/?page_id=318#comment-89 Peggy, the keys and opening/shutting were signs of authority. The Book of Revelation emphasizes how Jesus Christ (the New David, David's son, the Davidic King) has all authority from God the Father. Since Jesus has all authority, he is able to delegate authority to his Apostles. (Luke 22:30, Matthew 16:18, John 20:23, etc.) Peggy, the keys and opening/shutting were signs of authority. The Book of Revelation emphasizes how Jesus Christ (the New David, David’s son, the Davidic King) has all authority from God the Father.

Since Jesus has all authority, he is able to delegate authority to his Apostles. (Luke 22:30, Matthew 16:18, John 20:23, etc.)

]]> Comment on MP3 Downloads by peggy http://catholicboard.com/mp3/comment-page-1#comment-88 peggy Tue, 14 Feb 2012 20:40:28 +0000 http://catholicboard.com/?page_id=318#comment-88 Can you please help me understand how Revelation 3:7 comports with Isaiah 22? It appears in Rev. that Jesus has the keys and is God's prime minister. ??? Can you please help me understand how Revelation 3:7 comports with Isaiah 22? It appears in Rev. that Jesus has the keys and is God’s prime minister. ???

]]> Comment on Ch. 1 – What Is the Bible? by Carson Weber http://catholicboard.com/utspodcast/chapter-1/comment-page-1#comment-86 Carson Weber Mon, 30 Jan 2012 00:27:36 +0000 http://67.18.8.118/~catholib/?p=5#comment-86 Debbie, it's not that PRESBUTEROS means "priest." Rather, it's that the English word "priest" comes from PRESBUTEROS => <strong>PRiES</strong><strike>BU</strike><strong>T</strong><strike>EROS</strike>. This is the etymology behind the English term "priest," much like the etymology behind the English term "weaver" is the German word "weber," which means: "a textile worker who makes cloth out of raw material." It isn't coincidental that weaver happens to look a lot like weber, just as it isn't coincidental that priest looks a lot like presbyteros. No, I'm not a dispensationalist. Dispensationalism is a 19th century invention. *smile* Since covenants endure, unlike contracts, I believe that these covenants are still in force. That is why he who is under the Adamic covenant (all mankind!) needs to be delivered from it by the death and resurrection of Christ.. and why the Jew who is under the Mosaic covenant needs to be delivered from it by the death and resurrection of Christ! Thanks so much for participating in the study. I pray God continues to richly bless you with his inspired Word. Debbie, it’s not that PRESBUTEROS means “priest.” Rather, it’s that the English word “priest” comes from PRESBUTEROS => PRiESBUTEROS. This is the etymology behind the English term “priest,” much like the etymology behind the English term “weaver” is the German word “weber,” which means: “a textile worker who makes cloth out of raw material.” It isn’t coincidental that weaver happens to look a lot like weber, just as it isn’t coincidental that priest looks a lot like presbyteros.

No, I’m not a dispensationalist. Dispensationalism is a 19th century invention. *smile* Since covenants endure, unlike contracts, I believe that these covenants are still in force. That is why he who is under the Adamic covenant (all mankind!) needs to be delivered from it by the death and resurrection of Christ.. and why the Jew who is under the Mosaic covenant needs to be delivered from it by the death and resurrection of Christ!

Thanks so much for participating in the study. I pray God continues to richly bless you with his inspired Word.

]]> Comment on Ch. 1 – What Is the Bible? by Debbie Goodloe http://catholicboard.com/utspodcast/chapter-1/comment-page-1#comment-85 Debbie Goodloe Sun, 29 Jan 2012 23:28:02 +0000 http://67.18.8.118/~catholib/?p=5#comment-85 I don;t agree that the Koine Greek word "elder, bishop or overseer" (PRESBUTEROS) means "priest.' The Holy Spirit used very specific language in Greek and the word for "priest" is (HEIRUS) I liked your description of the difference between a "covenant" and a "contract," both conditional and unconditional. You mentioned the Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants. Are you dispensationalist? Do you believe that each covenant was specific and peculiar to a particular time and place? I am used to studying Books of the Bible, Word by Word and Verse by Verse in original language and grammar, but all in all, this was an OK study. I agreed to participate in the series with a Catholic friend. MARANATHA I don;t agree that the Koine Greek word “elder, bishop or overseer” (PRESBUTEROS) means “priest.’ The Holy Spirit used very specific language in Greek and the word for “priest” is (HEIRUS)

I liked your description of the difference between a “covenant” and a “contract,” both conditional and unconditional. You mentioned the Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants. Are you dispensationalist? Do you believe that each covenant was specific and peculiar to a particular time and place?

I am used to studying Books of the Bible, Word by Word and Verse by Verse in original language and grammar, but all in all, this was an OK study. I agreed to participate in the series with a Catholic friend.
MARANATHA

]]> Comment on Ch. 21 – The Cup of Consummation by Cole http://catholicboard.com/utspodcast/chapter-21/comment-page-1#comment-84 Cole Tue, 17 Jan 2012 20:53:54 +0000 http://67.18.8.118/~catholib/?p=137#comment-84 Need to know the names of the cups. Need to know the names of the cups.

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