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    Quote Originally Posted by allodial View Post
    Context is very much important. The Epistle to the Philippians was a letter to believers (not to non-believers) who had all likely been baptized, believed on Jesus Christ ... likely had hands (of the presbytery) laid on them or had the support and direction of the Holy Spirit, even had an anointing (AFAIK all kingly or priestly power in the OT was vis-a-vis an anointing).

    Re: two donkeys. The impression I got is that he sat on the clothes (clothes = them).
    That would seem reasonable and logical wouldn't it? I believe it was common practice in ancient near east culture to place garments upon animals as a saddle for someone to sit upon.

    They brought the donkey and the colt and put on them their cloaks, and he sat on them.

    Many garments placed on both animals not knowing which animal He wished to ride upon; they accommodated him by either choice.

    The denial of Jesus' uniqueness (fully man AND fully God) is essential to all false beliefs, ergo, the necessity to allegorize EVERYTHING in scripture.

    The motive is always to deny the special and true nature of our Lord and Savior Jesus The Christ.

    People see what they want to see; the "You will be as God" deception has been the most prominent tool of the adversary since the garden incident. All rebelliousness against our preexistent Father in Heaven began with that lie.
    Last edited by BLBereans; 04-04-15 at 02:39 PM.

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