From: "John Fraser" 

Good afternoon Arah;

"arah"  wrote in message
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> My dear John,
>
> Please tell me who invented the New Covenant? Who wrote the chapter of
> Acts and Roman? Are these chapters divine?

    Jesus established a new testament or new covenant at the Last Supper.
He declares that the shedding of his blood will begin a new covenant for
believers with him becoming the cornerstone for the Church.  The book of
Acts is attributed to Luke and the book of Romans is attributed to Paul.

>
> Have you ever read the Gospel of Banabas? Why  the bible excluded
> Gospel of Banabas, he is one of the disciples of Jesus. Paul  the
> murderer has nothing to do with Jesus and  Jesus has warned us not to
> follow the Pharisees

    Joses Barnabas, the Jewish Cypriot belonging to the House of Levi, who
initially balked at being told by God to befriend Saul?  No, I haven't read
any of his writings.  I'm sure a lot of people wrote a lot of stuff, but I
don't know what criteria was used to determine what fit and what didn't.

>
> Do get a copy of translation of Quran.  Islam believe everyone are
> born sinless. Who ever obey  God wills and instructions are consider
> Muslim.Even the sun, the moon, the sky . the trees and the rock obey
> to God will and they are Muslim. Everyone is a Muslim unless when the
> messenge has come to them but they choose to disobey.

    Are you asking me if a child who only lives for a few days and passes
away is going to Hell?  I'm not aware of any Christian who holds that view
as God is merciful to those who aren't given a chance.  How far that mercy
extends depends on how he judges their circumstances.

> Tell me. John. Is it fair for your children and grand children to be
> punished for the mistake you have done?

    God does not hold us accountable for the sins of others.

>
> John 14:25
>>     But the Comforter, [which is] the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will
>> send
>> in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your
>> remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you.
>>
> Tell me John what the Holy Ghost have teach you all these years? Have
> you met the holy ghost  or ask the Priest and the Pope to share their
> experience meeting the holy ghost?

    Those who are serious about being servants for Jesus will desire the
baptism of the Holy Spirit.  We are promised that he will be our guide, our
comforter, that wee small voice, and give us joy in all things.  I was
baptized by the Holy Spirit at a Scout camp.  He draws our hearts and
thoughts to think on spiritual things for the good of the body, not just
ourselves.  He gives us gifts which are used to edify the Church.  On the
other hand, one can choose to reject him making the church into more of a
social club.

    Is there joy in your heart, Arah?

>
> Matthew 28:19
>>     Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of
>> the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:
>>
>>     I know there are some who will ask, "But isn't that three
gods?"  No,
>> it
>> is not.  It is one God, revealing himself with three distinct natures.
>
> Please explain to me what you mean by one God revealing himself with
> three distinct natures? Is this the same with Hindu concept  God
> revealing himself into many forms including Lord Siva, Lord Brama,
> Vishnu,  Ganesh,( elephant) , Lingam ( Penis), Yoni (Vagina) or 36,000
> other forms.

    No.  The Hindu worship objects as gods in their own right.  The Trinity
considers God to be triune in nature - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, united
in purpose and being.  Each nature is distinct and identifiable, yet none
are of themselves.  The Holy Spirit was sent to give witness and glorify
the Son; he does not glorify himself.  The Son was sent by the Father to be
the sacrifice for redemption from our sins.  When we think of God, we
generally think of the Father, but God can also mean all three at once. 
The first and 17th chapters of John give us a greater glimpse into the
essence of God.

>
> Don't forget to read and comment  my latest post "TRINITY - SATAN'S
> BIGGEST LIE "

    I read it, and responded to it.  I have a question for you.  How does
Allah determine who goes to Paradise and who does not?  What happens to
those who do not?

Cheers,
John

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