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|    Jeff Snyder to All    |
|    Important Update To Recent Article    |
|    02 Dec 10 18:44:00    |
      This is just a short note to let you know that I have just made an important       update to my recent article entitled "Did Jesus Know Everything, And The       Fate Of Judas Iscariot". There was a verse which I had wanted to include in       the series, but because of the way that I searched for it when I wrote the       article, I was unable to find it. However, just a few moments ago, I       finished listening to Alexander Scourby's reading of the Gospel of Mark, and       lo and behold, the Lord pointed out the verse to me in Mark chapter       thirteen. This one verse adds significant support for one of the positions       that I adopt in the aforementioned article. Below you will find the original       version of that portion of the article, followed by the new version of the       same.                     Old Version       ===========              Before you start poo-hooing me, or accusing me of being a       heretic, allow me to point you to a verse which demonstrates       that while He was on Earth, it is possible that the Lord may       not have known everything. Many of you are probably familiar       with this verse, because if you are like me, you have read       Matthew chapter twenty-four many times. In the chapter, while       discussing His Return and the End of the World, Jesus states       the following:              "But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels       of heaven, but my Father only."       Matthew 24:36, KJV              While you may not agree with my speculation, I propose that       by saying "but my Father only", Jesus may have been inferring       that at the time that He made that statement, even He did not       yet know the date that His Father has set for His Return to       the Earth.                     New Version       ===========              Before you start poo-hooing me, or accusing me of being a       heretic, allow me to point you to a verse which demonstrates       that while He was on Earth, apparently, the Lord didn't know       everything ahead of time. Many of you are probably familiar       with this verse, because if you are like me, you have read       Matthew chapter twenty-four many times. In the chapter, while       discussing His Return and the End of the World, Jesus states       the following:              "But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels       of heaven, but my Father only."       Matthew 24:36, KJV              It seems to me that by saying "but my Father only", Jesus was       inferring that at the time that He made that statement, even       He did not yet know the date that His Father has set for His       Return to the Earth. If you still doubt that this is what He       meant, then consider the following verse that is found in the       Gospel of Mark, chapter thirteen. This chapter is actually a       parallel chapter to Matthew chapter twenty-four, and Jesus is       speaking of the very same events; that is, the destruction of       Jerusalem and the Temple, His Return, etc.:              "But of that day and that hour knoweth no man, no, not the       angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father."       Mark 13:32, KJV              The previous verse clearly confirms my understanding of what       Jesus was saying in Matthew 24:36; that is, that at the time       that He made that statement, even He was unaware of the date       that His Father had set for His Return. There is no other way       to interpret those two verses, unless you purposely distort       the meaning of the Greek word "oude", which is translated as       "neither" sixty-nine times in the New Testament.              So again, we find clear Scriptural proof, that even though He       is the Son of God, Jesus was not aware of everything at every       moment during His Earthly Mission. For reasons which are only       known to the Father, He chose not to reveal certain things to       Jesus. It is possible then that the identity of His betrayer       may have been one of such things which was not known to the       Lord until some time later during His Ministry.                            Jeff Snyder, SysOp - Armageddon BBS Visit us at endtimeprophecy.org port 23       ----------------------------------------------------------------------------       Your Download Center 4 Mac BBS Software & Christian Files. We Use Hermes II                     --- Hermes Web Tosser 1.1        * Origin: Armageddon BBS -- Guam, Mariana Islands (1:345/3777.0)    |
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