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The left morons are evil and are continually manipulating words and their meanings to suit and further their evil agendas.

Agree. God is not woke, not progressive, but consistent and unchanging, and likewise is his word and principles.

It's history

You need to look at more than only one scripture to get the answer and/or to base your theological ideology on.

If you've been saved, baptized into the body of Christ, and remain faithful unto death, is how you know you're not going to hell

The kjv has a few flaws that one must be aware of. I prefer it, but am aware of the ideosnycracies.

Read the preceeding verse 1st, and then consider what it, "follow me", really entails and what was required ultimately by Peter and how he died, as told him by Jesus in the preceeding verse. Quite profound, and I wonder how many of us would continue as did Peter knowing what his fate would be...

Yes, there is only one true church which began on the day of Pentecost as recorded in Acts 2. Believers are baptized into the body of Christ which IS the church, and added to it by the Lord, Acts 2:38-47. That church can be replicated today as it was in the 1st century by preaching and...

The 2nd paragraph clearly infers that it was John who was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, heard the voice, and was told to write in a book what he saw, and the Lord's day is Sunday, the first day of the week when all disciples gather together to break bread in remembrance of the Lord, no...

You are missing the point of Hebrews 9:16-17 which simply states when the NT criteria actually went into effect for all pertinent topics such as baptism. I use that as an example because people erroneously claim that thief on the cross wasn't baptized, as an errant argument that baptism isn't...

It's better to have someone dressed casually that's speaks truth and leads souls to salvation, than someone dressed smartly whose message is false and leads souls to hell. There are tons of nicely dressed false teachers of God's word our there.. lots of televangelists that people follow that...

You appear to not be accepting the 2 different words. I.e.; Covenant vs. Testament and the biblical logic of why their meaning is different as relates to the context of this discussion. Covenant used in the OT and Testament used in the NT and how the sabbath is effected. If I'm wrong, I...

It's fact not whatever you choose to call it. Words have specific meaning. Don't argue with me because you don't like it, argue with God, it's his word not mine.

Christ for the new. The old was between the living God and Israel Also, … a covenant is an agreement between two parties, whereas a testament is a declaration made by the testator that is written down and becomes enforced after the

You somehow miss the point of effectivity of the new covenant. That's the entire matter as relates to this issue. The sabbath was OT not NT. It related to that only as well as to Jews, not Christians. The ushering in of the NT upon the death of Jesus (Hebrews 9) means that the sabbath is no...

You lost me in your logic or lack thereof. These verses clearly define when a Covenant ends and the other, the new, begins. Jesus words were spoken while he was alive, under the old covenant which relates to the sabbath and its applicability. The sabbath no longer had pertinence after his death...

When Jesus was alive, the OT was still in effect. The NT didn't begin until his death. Read Hebrews 9:16-17 16For where a testament is, there must also of necessity be the death of the testator. 17For a testament is of force after men are dead: otherwise it is of no strength at all while the...

Yes, and when he said that, the OT was still in effect, so the idea of the sabbath or Sunday shouldn't even be a consideration or discussed. It's clear that the disciples gathered together to worship on the 1st day of the week subsequent to Jesus's death, when the NT was in effect.

Sin is sin, in its simplest terms, irregardless of how egregious or not it may be, because even the most mundane sin separates one from God.

A "prophesy class"? Not scriptural by any stretch of the imagination nor does it make sense. It's a joke and you've been scammed.