bat1 wrote:Ok I play devil advocateDragonfighter wrote: Or like I suggested in the other thread, ask them who the owner is and if they answer correctly (I.E. Jesus/God), show them Luke 22:35-36 (There are other passages but it requires more in depth study of words used, etc.). "
Some would argue that Luke 22:35-36 is At the time the apostles understood Christ to mean real weapons, BUT some believe he spoke of Weapons of the Spiritual warfare. The Sword of the Spirit is the sword with which the disciples of Christ must furnish themselves
For me, I believe, it means what the apostles thought, only because of verse 38 He stated here are two swords, and Jesus stated "That is enough "
Is there any place in the Holy Bible that ~prohibits~ the carry of weapons?