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And He nev er said tares can become wheat. He did say for the angels to gather the wheat, not tares that He may turn them to wheat. God knoew from before He created who were His and who were not.

No contradiction at all. For the earth is part of the kingdom of heaven.

Hi all. My spell check seems to have vanished. How do I get it back on my computer. with my arhtritis, spell check is a very close friend. :)

It is not love but wrath! there is no contradiction. God is love. But God is also fearsome in holiness. He is also perfectl;y just. God poured all His love for man into Jesus. I foe wishes to experience the love of God, they must come to Christ in faith, then that love is poured out to them...

One must be careful in saying the end of the world. It is not the world after the 1,000 years but it is the end of the world until the tribulation ends and the Millennial kingdom on earth begins.

Sorry but Jesus physically returns to the earth, resurrects teh murdered tribulation saints and has them reign with HIm in the Millennial kingdom on earth. I can give you the many many verses of what life will be like on earth duirng th emillennial kingdom and how the government will be...

From a human perspective yes. From divine perspective- never. God knows wheat from tares. He never tells us to gather tares so he can make them wheat.

We the church are to go into all nations, teaching and making disiples as well and to obey all that the Lord has taught us. It is all our commission. The gospel of the kingdom is different than the gospel of salvation. We do not preach "repent for the kingom of heaven is at hand" as did John...

Well as you do not accept the words as they are defined I understand why you point to these. But as they are words with specific meanings they deny you rpoint. A Mediator is one who is going between two or more parties to get them to agree on a contract or in this case a covenant. If the...

So you are one of those! God inspired words to be spokenm and written, but He didn't mean what He said and had wriotten and actually spoke in code that you have to mystically know what He really meant. How do you know what you believe what He reallly meant is what He really meant? Others say...

You need to learn that Passove (the whole feast) is 8 days which includes the feast of unleavened bread so if Passover is Friday it is also the preparation day and that Sabbath or Saturday following Passover would be a high Sabbath. Jesus died on Passover as He was the lamb of God killed to...

So you have no answer other than to hurl your vapid insults. Okay then I see through y0our phoniness.

That would be an unfaithful rendering of the text. Sabbath was the seventh day of the week. Sabbath started sundown Friday. And that particular Sabbath (friday sundown through Saturday sunset) was a high day (the Start of unleavened bread. But Hey do not take my word for it. Bring it to any...

Exactly as the definition defines it: plēroō (Key) The KJV translates Strong's G4137 in the following manner: fulfil (51x), fill (19x), be full (7x), complete (2x), end (2x), miscellaneous (9x). Outline of Biblical Usage [?] to make full, to fill up, i.e. to fill to the full to cause to...

Well I am taking the bible at its word as written. for that is what it means as written. do you believe God meant something other than the Words He inspired? I know what every single one of those words mean and what they mean when put together in a sentence. It is you who are saying they...

Hebrews 8:8-13 King James Version 8 For finding fault with them, he saith, Behold, the days come, saith the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah: 9 Not according to the covenant that I made with their fathers in the day when I took them by...

Not interested in the writings of the early church Fathers. they are not Scripture. I am interested in what Scripture says and because you and Spiritual Israelite are adamant in saying the New Covenant is fulfilled, I have been asking to show when the decreed by God provisions were fulfilled...

I fully know what your assertion is. and I fully agree with your assertion. BUT Jews counted any ;part of a day as a full day- whether it is exactly correct or not. So part of Friday, all of Saturday and part of sunday was considered 3 full days in Jewish cultural conversations.

Well then you show from the pre RCC writings that the ante Nicene Fathers believed what you say. And please gorw up and try to discuss as a Christian and not one who just wishes to vomit out ad-hominems I didn't know god appointed you the discerner of blasphemy. If the New Covenant as spelled...

No, I did not! That particular saturday began the feast of unleavened bread! Thursday night to Friday sunset was passover, and the day of preparation (removing the leaven from houses. That particular Sabbath (Saturday) was a high Sabbath in that on that Saturday the Feast of Unleavened bread...