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whirlwind, "In [Rev.21:8].....and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth ...." Scripture will not let you have it both ways. Again I ask, what is the goal?

I will answer by asking a question. What is the goal: To live in the flesh forever or live with the Father for eternity? What is the worst thing that could happen in your hypothetical situation and your children were discovered? Look at arunangelo's post...

unknown2me I stand with what I said originally. No need responding because you are on my ignore list and I will not see your posts. Now to get back to the OP.

'Daughter Of Sarah' Your pastor has at least part of this incorrect. The word “Jew” means someone from the Tribe of Judah or someone that lives in the land of Judea. Judah was one of the twelve tribes as was Benjamin. They both are of Israel. Most people that call themselves “Gentile” today...

And who was He talking to at the time.

He didn't need to tell me that, I knew all ready.

God and I are on excellent speaking terms. He doesn't go through you to tell me anything, He will tell me directly.

anie77, Are you unable to work for a living? gumby, you are living at home also? Do you work somewhere?

It is important to have some tools when studying Scripture. What kind of Bible study tools do you have? 1Jn 2:1 My little children, these things write I unto you, that ye sin not. And if any man sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous: 1Jn 2:2 And he is the...

You can't! How old are you? Why are you living at home?

No thanks, I don't need to read them. All of the books God wanted in the Bible are in the Bible. He has the ability to keep His Word. End of subject!

I will disagree with the others that have responded and say, "Yes," if they teach it as a “theory.” Your scenario says this is a Christian College, so I would expect they are also teaching creation. They are also teaching future teachers and we need more Christian teachers in our schools.

So, Coop, where do you find the word "for" in the text? Or are you inventing it? You can't just add words when YOU want.

"IN THAT DAY" is the Hebrew word ביום ,yôm, and it is used in context with other words 115 times in the Scripture. From an unused root meaning to be hot; a day (as the warm hours), whether literally (from sunrise to sunset, or from one sunset to the next), or figuratively (a space of time...

I don't have any idea what you are talking about? Do you speak English? A least I'm a virgin.

So you must think you are going to "fly away", huh? :rolleyes:

Why would the bride want to go anywhere when the groom is coming here?

It is the word "for" that I am talking about that is why I put the word "for" in red. It is not talking about an amount of time but a topic to be learned. It is a message title. Rev 11:3 And I will give power unto my two witnesses, and they shall prophesy "a thousand two hundred and...

Sorry Coop, the "church" doesn't go anywhere.

I expect you are thinking about the flood in verse 24 of Genesis 7, but if you would continue reading into chapter 8 you would see that the flood isn't over in 7:24.