LittleLady
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No, he appears as a Black man would look is what I'm trying to say. The Bible says he has skin like fine brass as if burned in a furnace, which would look like skin of that of a Black man. That is his natural skin color, and since he's the son of God, God would look extremely similar to him as well. All men were made in his image, yes, people originally had skin tones like that before mutations started occuring after the fall of Adam and Eve.You are most certainly racist. I don’t read the Bible and think about the color everyone is.
So..he’s angry and heated up his bronze to look like chocolate? Is that what you’re trying to say?
How do you know that Jesus had bread and wine for His last supper? Is that all He had to you think?
I still don’t get what you’re trying to get at with the wine thing.
The Jews don’t believe in Jesus..why they wanted Him to be crucified instead of Barabbas. They still don’t believe in Him and won’t until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in..Romans 11
God most certainly didn’t teach you this stuff..its not from God and its not Biblical..and you have zero chance of any real Christian believing you on this.
Even atheists know that Jesus had wine and bread at the last supper, you call yourself Christian but you aren't aware of that? That is one of the most basic things you should already be aware about, Lisa. That is why I have my suspicions of you. Either you're not a real Christian, or you're not studying which is something you're supposed to do. How could you not know something as simple as that?
I'm saying that some people think he has red eyes due to drinking wine because drinking wine can change the contrast of your eyes a little. Some people think the "fire in his eyes" represents passion and/or anger. I said this because Jesus is described as having eyes as red as a flaming fire. So those were just two interpretations of what that can mean.
God sure did teach me this. You cannot say he didn't. Gods people reach a certain point in their life where they learn about who they are, and then they start working on abiding by Gods laws. Two most important things you should know. Who are you, and are you doing Gods will and abiding his laws?
I keep saying it's bloodlines but you keep ignoring that part so if you want to continue thinking I'm racist, at this point, think whatever you like. So long as I know my truth, that's what's most important.