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Righteous grain vs. unrighteous sinners. Your turn. Defend your racialization. It's not in Scripture so you'll have to find it somewhere else.

Are you ashamed of your gnosis/gnosticism?

Amos 9:9-10 teaches God's distinction between righteousness and unrighteousness. Racial distinction is not taught there or anywhere else. :laughing:

Thanks for more confirmation. :laughing:

It confirms your gnosis. Thanks for the confirmation.

And so say it. "I believe that Jesus Christ, as God and man, came in the flesh.

Because they're reasonable questions to ask of any professing Christian. So you have a problem with Jesus Christ as man?

Did Jesus Christ also, as man, come in the flesh?

Earlier this week you were challenged with the following: Have you ever confessed that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh? 1 John 2:22 Let's see it. Verbatim. "I confess that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh". Copy/paste it and post it. If you believe it. Still waiting for your response.

The righteous grain will not fall and will be preserved. The unrighteous sinners will die by the sword. God distinguishes the righteous from the unrighteous. God is not a racist. You might as well stop trying to contort Him into one.

No it doesn't. It represents the righteous, who do not fall, in contrast to the sinners, who die by the sword in verse 10. Jude 24 Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy

Of course. The righteous remnant of grain will not fall. Amos 9:9 But the sinners will perish. Amos 9:10 Thanks for the confirmation.

A sausage.

Do you know what a link is?

I must have missed it. What is the post number?

Israel outside of Christ does not have the New Covenant of salvation in Christ. Paul does not include it in Romans 9:4. We the Church in Christ do. I asked for a link to who says that we don't.

Here's the question: What does Amos 9:9 have to do with the Second Advent?

Who says that? Link, please.

I thought we were discussing Amos 9:9. Then you brought up the Second Advent. Hence my question: What does Amos 9:9 have to do with the Second Advent?

What does Amos 9:9 have to do with the Second Advent?