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Every revelation from God is special. But ask yourself (that you might approve)-- Did not even Jesus "reinterpret the scriptures according to some 'special revelation?'" Why then are you offended when I do the same according to what He Himself has arranged for further revelation during these times?

What kind of fool would believe the parable of every word that comes from the mouth of God, as being literal, and for that reason not believe the explanation when it comes--as it is written?

Which would be a reasonable response (for the umteenth time of you going on like a broken record), if God had not already spoken every word I have said before. But He has.

This is not a discussion. I was correcting you. If you want to reject it as you have--fine. But there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.

I have replied to your posts plenty, sometimes requiring multiple replies to cover all the issues in each of your posts. As for not knowing about knowing and expecting every word from God to come in parable form, thus needing to be considered as not in your own language, but as a new and...

As I have already explained, I am not here to discuss the topic, but to state a problem for all to consider according to scriptures regarding great apostacy and the needs for correction to receive "all truth" promised by Christ. All of which is specifically written about these times. As for me...

Good work! There is still the issue of Time only being perceived as such--but apply "time no longer", and you've got it!

You are forty years late, and wrong. God beat you to it. What you perceive in me--is not even me. But here you are addressing one sent, apparently not fully perceiving just what I have been delivering, in spite of it being foretold to occur. My head is not swollen, it's overflowing...and even...

No--you have either misunderstood, or have been lied to--and now you believe what is not at all true. Jesus framed the passages in such a way as to offer two possible ways of following--which He clearly stated, saying which way was "not" to be followed. I have lead you to water..

History is God's...not the word of men.

"Please" is good, but "literally" every word from God is spirit, and given in parable. Which I do not say to patronize, but rather to recommend that you consider every word from God--not to be in your language, but to be in a new language.

You should really do your own homework--read the Bible. Until you know if and where things are written you have no business making demands of things I need to do. I often quote the scripture, sometimes with chapter and verse, sometimes only italicised,, sometimes not, sometimes only...

You don't know what you don't know. Terrific. I believe you! I am through entertaining your insolence.

I have told you for the last time: I am not giving my "personal opinion." Believe it or not--according to your own will, that is what shall be. Nor have I ever said or indicated that the Holy Spirit has ever "contradicted the scriptures." Apparently--you are not even paying attention.

You are not listening--so don't be surprised if I stop responding to you. New and continued revelation is written of by Daniel, promised by Jesus, spoken of by Paul, and specifically identified by John in the book of Revelation. So are false revelations foretold. Do your homework before...

No, false churches are made up of flesh and blood, but the Church built by Christ is not, but is made up of those born of the spirit of God. Many of whom in flesh and blood physically attend churches of flesh and blood men, even against the spirit of God in them, even unknowingly. For this is...

The early church began telling the "lie" warned of by Peter and written of also by Paul, resulting in their choosing to follow Peter (flesh and blood) rather than what Jesus told them He would build His church by as being what came specifically from our Father in heaven...which they began to do...

Who says "the heretical doctrines in the early church were eradicated by the church"--those who were taught by those teaching false doctrines? On the contrary, it is written that "strong delusion" and "great apostacy" and "a falling away" would ensue--not a quick eradication. Which would not...

Read Revelation chapter 10. The "mystery of God" refers to all that was ever unknown about God, which He has been revealing "here a little there a little" since the beginning.

In local and cursory view, yes. But...that is not "all truth." All truth would be the reason it was included in the greater word of God for all eternity. Which is to say, "the words are spirit" as Jesus made clear regarding the words that He spoke to the apostles. That greater "all truth"...