Sentences with phrase «n't walk on water»

The idiot brother also creates miracles; he doesn't walk on water, but how can you explain a dog named Willie Nelson meeting another dog name Dolly Parton?

«I can't walk on water like Jesus» he said and obviously he is spot on.

It can't walk on water, as anyone who's dropped one in a toilet can attest, but then again, it doesn't make that absurd claim.

i mean after all Dorothy, horus didn't walk on water

Jesus couldn't walk on water anymore than we can walk on water, AS A MAN.

My child can't walk on water, unless I hold her up.

if he did exist, he didn't walk on water, heal by touch, turn water into wine or any of that goofy «magical» garbage.

She pointed out that Peter, the founder of the church, was the same man «who denied Christ three times and couldn't walk on the water by himself» (p. 307).

They don't walk on water, they are human.

Like... men can't walk on water, serpents can't talk, they lack the vocal cords to do so.

Don't say man can not walk on water because to do that you must assume Jesus was not who he said he was or who the witnesses claim he was.

We know certain things, such as the laws of gravity — and that human beings can not walk on water.

I did not walk on water... I only told people I did to see what they would do.

I am not extraordinary and I do not walk on water.

Not exact matches

«Walking down to the water with a preacher... not to be baptized, but to meet Jesus because you had two bullets pumped in the back of your head,» Gowdy said, according to a 1997 media account published on GoUpstate.com.

Is it a stretch to believe that Christ went 40 days without food, fended off the devil, walked on water, etc., and not believe that a 14 year old boy saw God, found and translated an ancient text with seer stones, or that Catholics invoke stigmata?

They could have him repeat the task, but examine his feet to make sure he wasn't using a flotation device, and could have verified that there was no surface, just beneath the water, that he could have been walking on.

Changing water to wine Walking on water healing the sick drowning the world in an amount of water equal to five times the water on the planet fitting several of every animal on a boat that could not hold half of the animals and have enough to eat and drink the fidelity test in numbers making striped goats by having goats stare at stripes changing people into a pillar of salt plagues of toads

If you walk on water I would not believe it but, I would have no problem with Jesus doing the same.

I don't think humans can walk on water.

I mean, the Romans were very good historians, AND here was a man who could walk on water, heal the sick, raise the dead... seriously, the Romans didn't want this guy, they wanted to crucify a man with that power..

If all of that water was contained inside the Earth (as many Christian «claim» is the case when they get desperate because the other options clearly don't work), then you wouldn't have been able to walk on the surface because the Earth's crust would have turned into a literal quicksand soup.

They've found evidence of * A * Jesus from the correct approximate time period and region, but that doesn't mean he walked on water.

If you don't believe he walked on water, you're not really a Christian, but a bs wannabe (which is what most people who pretend to be Christian are, in my opinion).

Fred, Yes, it absolutely matters whether or not Jesus walked on water.

Yeah, they probably don't even believe in other stuff like talking snakes, a young earth, walking on water, virgin birth, and all that other everyday stuff that wacked - out Christians believe...

That they started in the 1820's does not take away from the fact that what they base their dogmas upon is pure invention on the part of a somewhat deranged preacher (who even claimed to walk on water... disproved, fortunately).

Becoming more tolerant to gays, more left leaning, hipper, modern, or whatever else you want to throw out there still doesn't change the fact that Christianity is based on a lie about a man who supposedly walked on water, reincarnated, was born from a woman who claimed to a be virgin, and changed water in to wine.

Non-Christians can walk on water but they aren't on «God's Team».

Not that he could make himself walk on water without God, but that God gave him the ability and he just couldn't believe it.

You might be surprised to find out that there are virgin births in 16 dead religions and three persistent ones (not including Christianity), great deluges in 28 other religions, raising of the dead and walking on water in nearly every major religion since 4400 BC.

When we make it clear that we do not in fact understand the miracle stories to be true (per criterion # 2), that Jesus did not actually still the storm or walk on water, then the implications of magic or worldly power or divine intervention fade away.

Also why can't the pope walk on water considering he has the most faith or perhaps the other Christians could walk on water instead?

In an especially astute bit of exegesis, Hays points out that the story of Jesus walking on the water (6:45 — 52) does not recall Moses and the Exodus sea - crossing but rather the peerless God of Job 9:4 — 11, the Lord of creation who triumphs over chaos.

I am not ashamed that when God strapped on sandals and walked among us, God fed the hungry, wept with the mourning, touched the untouchable, turned water into wine, cracked jokes about religion, obeyed his mom, defended the defenseless, bantered with children, forgave his enemies, and reminded us that the whole point of it all is to love God and love our neighbors well.

Although the Romans did not spend too much time recording their day to day activities, a man walking around raising the dead, turning water into wine, healing the sick and curing the blind, and walking on water, would certainly have caught their attention.

Also why didn't Jesus write what he had to say into the mountain sides with his finger considering he could walk on water and flatten mountains on command and probably levitate.

Just because man is able to split the atom in half and go to the moon, swim in water when man is made for land (boats), travel faster on land (car, train) than walking, and fly when man naturally does not fly (plane)-- all that is not enough to establish that man has the capacity to understand the evidence of God's existence.

«not helpful» to the legalistic theologians, but HELPFUL as a reminder of the lesson of «Simon Peter Walking on the Water to Jesus» (popularized by a famous Christian - Rock song «Walk on Water»).

Indeed, I have often wondered why Christians do not oppose the theory of gravity as «just a theory», as it disproves the possibility of Jesus having walked on water.

You can't ignore gravity, it's pretty damn clear it exists and has effects on just about everything, so you use the word miracle to reconcile the idea that gravity does indeed exist but also jesus can still walk on water.

While you might not believe a man could walk on water (and I'd agree) but Jesus claimed to be much more than a man and someone who COULD walk on water.

well i guess you should put believe and faith in the same equation and realize that your brain DOES not screw up about walking on the water, walking through the sea, feeding 4000, etc..

I can't prove that Jesus didn't walk on a lake, transmute water into wine, dispel a rainstorm, wither a fig tree, cure blindness and muteness with his magic spittle, or reanimate a few corpses, although we call these acts miracles because they're impossible.

It was as if her husband was trying to walk on water, and though he might not drown, she know what would happen if she tried.

Later I won't remember much of what we do except the coloring: every day we color pictures of Jesus knocking on doors, turning water into wine, helping the lame to walk; the pictures have (unreadable, to us) Bible verses printed under them.

Yes now she can babble mindlessly about talking snakes, talking fiery bushes, big boats that held 250,000 species of beetle along with wooly mammoths and snow leopards, guys that floated into the clouds in front of everyone (yet somehow the Jews and Arabs still just don't buy that he was the saviour), parted water / wine to water / walking on water / healing water, food from the sky....

Yeah, like if they were in Jerusalem when Jesus was doing his miracles, they would do a lot of NOT seeing, like not seeing Jesus walk on water or resurrect or turn water into wiNOT seeing, like not seeing Jesus walk on water or resurrect or turn water into winot seeing Jesus walk on water or resurrect or turn water into wine.

If God is real, and can do everything the Bible says he can (including make everything), then it's not hard to believe he can part seas, or walk on water, or keep a man alive in a whale.

If you believe that God is real, and he can do all that the Bible says, including MAKE THE WORLD, then it's not hard at all to believe that he can walk on water, or keep a man alive in a whale, or split seas.