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Rank: Member  Joined: 9/8/2009 Posts: 73 Points: 240 Location: NY
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Does man have a spirit? Or just body, nephesh(animal soul-life) and neshama? Was Yahweh's soul always existent or was it created when the child was born? Did Yahushua have a spirit before the account of Matt 3 or did his soul and body acquire the spirit at that point?
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Rank: Member  Joined: 7/4/2007 Posts: 1,489 Points: 4,240 Location: England
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We have a soul and a body - Yah's Spirit is what indwells to give us life, as the spirit of the adversary takes away life. We are not born with a spirit, our souls are not immortal unless attached to either Yah's spirit or satans... Our TinyChat meeting room is currently here: CLICK TO GOTO ROOM Password: "yadayahweh"
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Rank: Member  Joined: 9/8/2009 Posts: 73 Points: 240 Location: NY
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Robskiwarrior wrote:We have a soul and a body - Yah's Spirit is what indwells to give us life, as the spirit of the adversary takes away life. We are not born with a spirit, our souls are not immortal unless attached to either Yah's spirit or satans... That is how I understand it. The challenge I am having is that the word ruach is used not only for immortal spirits but for human spirits as well. Which I guess with understanding some of them can be taken in context to mean mind or the feelings of the heart as (as in Gen 41:8) but why use spirit (ruach)? Why not use nephesh as in 1Sam 2:35. I guess my question is. Is a human spirit synonymous with a Nesamah?
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Rank: Moderator  Joined: 10/23/2007 Posts: 1,243 Points: 1,891 Location: Texas
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I see this as two different uses of the word spirit, whereby the context determines which is meant. If I where to say to you that I am in good spirit today, you would know based on the context that I'm not talking about an immortal spirit. Just as if I say my spirit is sad, I don't mean that Yah's spirit that is with me is sad, but that I am feeling sad. But that's just my take. Don't take my word for it, Look it up.
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Shalom, Sometime ago I wrote about man's attempt at making smart, intelligent computers. How we design the BIOS, operating system and applications such that the PC eventually gains some form of "awareness" or "consciousness" that ultimately affects it's application and operating system. By letting the PC make incremental decisions by itself based on it's own observations of events, remembering history and predicting the future, the PC "learns" and eventually develops it's own identity. With a little tweaking now and then, we can guide the PC to develop itself into the kind of machine that we want. Then if we can put that PC into a body, we would have basically created an AI sentient. If we develop thousands of these sentient AI beings, those that do not develop to our liking can be destroyed or reprogrammed. Guess what this has to do with Yahweh and us? The reverence of Yahweh is the beginning of Wisdom.
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