Search results

That is not true...but obviously you are loving it. Just as it is written of many: 2 Thessalonians 2:10 and with all unrighteous deception among those who perish, because they did not receive the love of the truth, that they might be saved.

Did you expect to be accommodated in the ways of men? It is not for me to speak in the way you are accustom, but that you should recognize that if I speak as seemingly crazy as He who said, "unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood, you have no life in you", there is a reason.

Why then have you not anticipated the declaration of all truth (contrary to what has been taught and believed) after He who restrains has been taken out of the way? And no, you do not answer to me (even though I have not given you my "opinion"), but to Him who sent me.

Do you not know that what Jesus said was spirit, and in parable under restraint until He who restrains is taken out of the way? Did you not even expect that the truth would be declared at that time? This is that time. Why should you be a fool?

Indeed, the truth sounds foreign as if from one drunk on new wine, to those who have not known it. Start here: Start with the idea that history and what occurred among the Priests and Pharisees may very well be repeating itself among the gentiles. Which means you have two choices: 1) lean on...

I gave you a question to help you think for yourself. But, No--what I said should have been clear--Jesus did not "ascend in to heaven with His glorified physical body." As for "what happened to the body that over 500 witnessed HIm in and He told Thomas that He was a real person and not a...

No--what it [all] says, is "God" is glorified.

Yes, what was divided out as unfolded day by day, is now refolded, wherein nothing is out of context. The events are many, but God is One. Do you not know this will require the renewing of your mind?

You are speaking of what has come to fruition within the church, but denying that it has--and this you do against what is written. So, no, you are not going "by All Scripture=Holy Bible which is the truth."

I explained. But you are not listening or hearing. Fine then.

And you--YOU are affiliated with X/Twitter, born between 1965-1980?

You are looking at it wrong. What Jesus said, was true when He said it. And He could very well have added that "the time is coming when you will know." Which He did in different ways...but remember, that until the end all truth was to be under restraint.

The quotes are true, but you are mixing what is true of the flesh with what is not true of the spirit of God, no more than darkness has part with light. In the scriptures, that comes from mixing "Behold My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself. Handle Me and see, for a spirit does not have...

Ah, a parable--good one! Have you learned anything?

The King James Bible does indeed state the matter boldly if not harshly, and yet does so with great precedence. It certainly doesn't feel right. But either way, it does not mean God is evil, any more than the idea that Jesus spoke of "whatever enters the mouth goes into the stomach and is...

I will ask you: Do you believe that Jesus inherited the kingdom of God, in the flesh?

That is the misunderstanding and teaching of men. The flesh is not "glorified." That is not what it says.

It would appear that we will have to take things, point by point. Individual salvation is His return, described by Paul, as "but each one in his own order." "Each one" being defined in the original language as "each individual."

The simple point of Jesus "coming as a thief"--is not that He is a thief, but rather that He comes simply without being seen-- Which is to say (by parable language)--He comes in the glory of the Father--which is in spirit.

God is spirit, and Jesus' return is in the glory of the Father whom is spirit. Why therefore, do you speak against the Spirit and the glory of God?