Recent content by DJT_47

He didn't fly to Ephesus in an hour. Believe what you like and I'll do the same based on the words and what they suggest.

The question in point is when did he write about what he saw; was it as it was occurring while on Patmos, or after? And I surmise it was after. He could have been writing about it as it was occurring, in which case he would have appropriately said "am", but he said "was", which infers sometime...

You're born again at the same time you become a Christian, a child of God, and part of the body of Christ which is his church, and that's when you're baptized into it. This is subsequent to your belief.

Good, prefer anything you like, but obviously not the truth. Adios

You gotta stop watching and listening to left-wing mainstream TV and networks and related propaganda and believing other woke, liberal lies. The fact is, Israel occupies the land that was given to them by God, the promise land, long before the Palestinians laid claim to it. Read the OT and...

Adios

It was implied that the thief was forgiven. Why else and how else would Jesus promise him to be in paradise with him? Abd the analogy in reference to Jonah was likened to his physical, unraised body. And yes, the spirit returns to God and tge body to the earth, but don't confuse the spirit...

If the Lord forgave the thief, meaning his sins were forgiven, as he did others, why would he not be in paradise with the Lord as was promised if his sins were forgiven and he sinned no more in that short period he lived afterwards? And, if the Lord said he himself would be in paradise that day...

The NT covenant had not yet been established until the Lord's death (Hebrews 9:16). At that time, Jesus came into his kingdom, his heavenly kingdom, with his earthly kingdom, the church, soon to follow (Acts 2). And once again, paradise equates or equated to the 3rd heaven, which already existed...

What about the 30 that say otherwise? And as I stated previously, that makes no sense ! If that were the case, the word "today" would be unnecessary and redundant. That's like me saying talking to you right now, "I'm telling you TODAY that you're wrong", ( which you are). Why, if we were...

There's nothing to "interpret"; just read the words, they are explicit. And scripture for sure can't and doesn't conflict with scripture.

You speak as though you were there witnessing what happened; you weren't. I'll trust what the scripture says and it says, in Jesus own words, that he would be in paradise on that very day.

Believe what you like, but the scriptures are clear. Paradise = the third heaven which is there now. Goodbye

I suggest you look at ALL translations and count how any have a comma or similar pause placed before the word "today". I also suggest you take off your shoes so you have enough digits to count on, and that still won't e enough! And, irregardless if there were no commas in the original...

??? and ??? You're wrong again! Look closely at where the comma is placed in that scripture @ Luke 23:43; it's placed before the word "today", not after as you're errantly inferring. If it were placed after, I would agree with you, but it's not. BIG difference in it's meaning. Luke 23:43...