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I’m not appealing to authority—I’m appealing to original language, historical theology, and consistent biblical context. The Hebrew word “yom” is used throughout the Old Testament to mean different lengths of time, including metaphorical and epochal periods. That’s not cherry-picking; that’s...

Ah, so you linked Irenaeus Book V thinking it proves he taught a modern Scofield-style rapture. Thanks—I’ve read it. That link actually buries your argument, not mine. Here’s the reality: Irenaeus did not teach a pre-tribulation rapture. He never taught that the Church would disappear secretly...

Changing my tune? Not even close. You’re just proving you didn’t actually read what I wrote — or worse, you did and still missed the point. Let’s walk slow so no one trips: Yes — Scofield himself was financially and institutionally supported. Not directly by Rockefeller checks written to...

English must not be your first language.

You googled something huh? Thats cute. Scofield + Zionism + Rockefeller = Theological Mind Bomb 1. Scofield’s Zionist agenda was backed by Oxford and British-Israel financial interests. He was not a theologian. He was a disgraced lawyer, convicted of forgery, and abandoned his family. Yet...

One fact is absolutely indisputable: When the Rockefeller Foundation bankrolled the Scofield Reference Bible and pumped it into every seminary, church, and Christian household in the early 20th century under the guise of “free Bibles,” it didn’t just distort theology — it detonated a...

You’re confusing Sabbath observance with cosmic chronology, and that’s the exact error I just called out. Yes, the Israelites kept a 24-hour Sabbath. Because they’re human beings, operating under solar rhythms. The command in Exodus is about human time — not God’s time in the act of creation...

It’s honestly incredible how this conversation always ends up at the same brick wall of willful ignorance. The attitude is basically: "Ain't no need for no Hebrew mumbo-jumbo and none of their 'yom' words; whatever that means, I don't need no context, no Augustine, no early church, no...

You’re trying to tie the Sabbath commandment in Exodus 20 to the Genesis creation timeline as if they are the same kind of "day." They’re not. The Sabbath commandment is a moral law for human beings — tied to their rhythm of life — not a scientific explanation of cosmic origins. The point of...

You say you don’t follow Darby or Scofield, yet you preach their system without even realizing it. That’s how deep the deception runs. You say "3½ years" instead of 7 — as if tweaking the timeline validates a doctrine that never existed in Scripture to begin with. There is no mention anywhere...

So here we have a comment from the typical atheist on a university campus these days: "LOL. Dinosaurs existed, we have SCIENTIFIC (google that word) proof. Earth wasn't created in 6 days NOR as short a time ago as the MAN MADE and HUMAN INVENTED BIBLE wants you to believe! 6000 year old Earth...

You're not following the Bible. You're following the ramblings of John Nelson Darby — a 19th-century conman — and the Scofield Bible, edited by a convicted criminal, Cyrus Ingerson Scofield. The so-called "7-year tribulation" you're obsessed with isn't in Scripture anywhere. It's a man-made...

Microevolution is simple adaptation — moths changing color, finch beaks adjusting with the weather — small changes within a kind. Macroevolution — the idea that one creature can slowly turn into a completely different creature — is a theory full of holes and wishful thinking. The modern world...

The confusion you're experiencing was created by Scofield’s 1909 Reference Bible — not by Scripture itself. The early Church Fathers (like Augustine and Origen) never insisted Genesis meant six literal 24-hour days. The Bible itself tells us that with God, "a day is like a thousand years, and a...

For anyone seriously considering these matters: If you'd like to engage with the Scriptural facts laid out — rather than ignoring, deflecting, or dismissing — you're welcome to chime in. Scriptural points ignored: Genesis 6 describes the Nephilim as the direct result of a supernatural...

See, the problem is that one of these pictures is much closer to the actual truth — a truth many Christians don’t want to accept. And I can assure you, it’s not the one with the rainbow. It’s probably safe to say the fallen angels’ “wives” were not joyful brides. These weren’t unions of love —...

You’re saying the Nephilim were just humans… but their fathers were interdimensional, rebellious angels. If the “sons of God” in Genesis 6 were angels — which you admit — then their offspring cannot be regular humans. That's not how reproduction works. You don't get "fully human air-breathers"...

Respectfully, I don’t reject gathering — I reject counterfeit gatherings. I’m not ‘forsaking the assembly’ by avoiding lukewarm institutions that preach tradition over truth. Hebrews 10:25 isn’t about propping up buildings or sermon calendars. It’s about the body of Christ — encouraging...

You want the truth? Here it is: The Confession Box system is not in the Bible. It’s not from Jesus. It’s not the Gospel. It’s priestcraft — pagan ritualism in Christian clothing. It’s men in robes pretending they have a backstage pass to God — while millions are being led to hell one whispered...

I was kind of hoping that Cardinal Goatflame von Blasphemy finally gets in. He's been at the Vatican longer than any of the others. Vegas currently has him at 1:2 odds against the rest of them. Known For: Personally knotted 66,600 rosaries using haunted shoelaces stolen from exorcism victims...