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What’s the difference? It is still a “Oneness” gospel. I beg to differ. The Bible is replete with Scripture verses that there are three distinct persons that subsist in the Godhead - uniplural. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The Father is NOt the Son, the Son is NOT the Father, and...

Jun2u said: ↑ Hell is NOT a place it is a condition. Show me in Scripture.

With the same breath, 101G says the Son in Isaiah 9:6 is also the Mighty God who is the Father. TOO EASY? 101G teaches the “ONENESS” gospel, meaning the Father and the Son are ONE GOD apart from the HOLY SPIRIT. Unbeknown to him there are three distinct persons that subsist in the Godhead. The...

A born-again Christian/believer is someone that has been born from above. John 1:12-13 12) But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, 13) Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God. A man can receive...

First, thank you for your response. I know everything in Scripture correlates, but I was more interested in Genesis 4:25 and how it relates to Psalms 2:7 since I did not know how to articulate and mesh them together. Please don't misunderstand what I've just said. I do see what you're trying...

Very well put! You believe in a gospel that man has a “free will.” Accordingly, I believe that the Bible alone and in its’ entirety determines and structures the true Gospel. And, I have found this to be the problem with Christendom! There are just too many gospels floating around. The ONLY way...

To a born-again believer, Satan is not an enemy. Christ defeated him at the cross when he thought he had won.

I believe you might be on the right track, Genesis 4:25 "...and she bare a son, and called his name Seth..." Psalms 2:7 "Thou art my Son: this day have I begotten thee." These two verses above might correlate but I don't know how to articulate and mesh them together. Perhaps, someone might...

I'm glad it's only your opinion. Sure, God is love but He also HATES workers of iniquity!

Matthew 12:39 “...An evil and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given to it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas. This same verse is also repeated in Matthew 16:4. When a verse is repeated twice it means God is driving home a point! WE LIVE BY FAITH AND NOT...

Yes, we all inherited the sin of Adam. However, Esau was not the issue as he was not one of God’s elect therefore, God hated him. Post #50 was my reply to your question set forth in post #17. Ephesians 2:4-5 4) But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great love wherewith he loved us 5) Even...

Those workers of iniquity!

Because the 1,000 years is NOT a literal number! The term 1,000 years was written as “words” not numerically. Therefore, 2Timothy 3:16 and 1Corinthians 2:14 must be utilized. Is there a spiritual significance meaning to the term 1,000 years? Most definitely. We’ll just have to search the...

Yes, it is essential that we know in detail how God reveals Himself to man, otherwise what is the point for God in telling us the meaning of each name He reveals of Himself? To God Be The Glory

First, define the meaning of the term "one thousand years." If you read the term "one thousand years" literally you will face all kinds of red flags with Revelation Chapter 20. Where do you read that Christ will reign on this sinful earth for a thousand years? This is never taught anywhere in...

I agree. Jesus told Nicodemus, except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. Yes, our old creature has become new so to speak. But being born again has nothing to do with Revelation 20. To God Be The Glory

I have no qualms about Acts 4:12. How will you reconcile that verse with Isaiah 43:11? I, even I, am the LORD; and beside me there is no saviour. Every time we read the word LORD in all capital letters in the KJV, the printer is telling the English reader that the word LORD is translated...

Yes, but Revelation 19:12 specifically states and stipulates, “And he had a name written, that no man knew, but he himself.” Could God be stating of Himself as: “I am, who I am,” “The first and the last,” “From everlasting to everlasting,” so THAT He cannot be distinguished from other gods...

Your example of the 1,000 Years is exactly the reason I said most Christians do not know how to read or understand the Bible. So they create false doctrines! There are two scripture references God gave us by which we can understand the deeper meanings of Scripture We are very familiar with...

That’s very true! But many Christians do NOT know how to read or understand the Bible. Take the quote you just mentioned of Luke 14:26. this verse must be read in light of Mark 12:28-31 Question: “who is our neighbor?”