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The idea that “Jesus” is invalid because the Hebrew alphabet has no letter “J” is not only linguistically ignorant — it’s spiritually empty. God isn’t confused by transliteration. He’s not limited to Hebrew-only syllables. And the power of the name doesn’t rest in phonetics — it rests in...

So let me get this straight: You're dismissing clear scriptural use of porneía by waving your hand and saying "LOL, brain on!"? When you can't refute the text, so you just insult the messenger? And now you’ve pivoted — again — to slavery and polygamy like that somehow clears your case? Let me...

So now you agree that porneía is used as a general term for sexual immorality — exactly what I’ve been saying from the beginning. And yet somehow, you still say “fornication doesn’t fit.” That makes no sense. Fornication is the historic English word used to translate porneía in nearly every...

You're absolutely right that falsely accusing someone of sin is serious — which is why I quote Scripture, not speculation. Jesus' warning in Matthew 12:36 was spoken to Pharisees who were accusing Him of casting out demons by the power of Satan. That verse isn’t a blanket gag order to silence...

You just listed Greek inflections of porneía without addressing anything I said. Yes, porneía literally relates to prostitution in its linguistic roots — no one disputes that. But you’re confusing etymology with usage. That’s a basic exegetical mistake. The question is not what the word...

1. Porneía is a biblical term — and it does mean sexual immorality outside of covenant marriage. It’s used over 25 times in the New Testament, and always in condemnation, not neutral description. It includes pre-marital sex (1 Corinthians 7:2), incest (1 Corinthians 5:1), adultery (Matthew...

Let me clarify once more — because at this point, you’re not arguing with me, you’re arguing with Jesus. Matthew 19:4–6 isn’t a side comment. It’s Jesus Christ directly reasserting the Edenic model: “He who created them at the beginning made them male and female… and the two shall become one...

Yes — Jesus was speaking to Jews. But He wasn’t affirming their culture. He was rebuking it. In Matthew 19:4–6, Jesus doesn't just comment on Moses. He goes all the way back to Eden — to God's original design: “Have you not read that He who made them at the beginning made them male and female…...

Whether it’s prostitution, casual sex, polygamy, or so-called “spiritual unions” outside of covenant, the underlying issue is the same: it’s a rejection of God’s design. The moment someone tries to separate sexual intimacy from covenantal accountability, they’re stepping into the same rebellion...

Your entire argument collapses under one Greek word: porneía. It appears all throughout the New Testament and is consistently translated as “fornication” or “sexual immorality” — defined as any sexual activity outside of covenant marriage. Jesus uses it in Matthew 5:32, Paul in 1 Corinthians...

Adam represents the true 'missing link' — not in the evolutionary chain, but in the divine narrative — a singular intervention from beyond nature. He was not the product of gradual mutation, nor does he descend from the brutish lineage of Neanderthals and early hominids, whose remains speak only...

Let’s speak plainly: the “rapture” you’re referring to — a secret snatching away of the Church before tribulation — is not found in Scripture. It’s a modern invention, born in the 1830s through John Nelson Darby and later canonized into evangelical thought by C.I. Scofield. Jesus never taught...

“If you’re a Christian and you support the modern geopolitical state of Israel, you deny that Christ is the Messiah” isn’t bait — it’s a doctrinal statement. Galatians 3:16 says Christ is the Seed of Abraham — not the Knesset, not a land deed, not a modern secular government. The New Testament...

Refute it.. Actually, others have tried nearly 50 times in the last 25 pages and all have failed. Please refute this according to the Gospel - "If you’re a Christian and you support the modern geopolitical state of Israel, you deny that Christ is the Messiah. It's that simple."

I’m not going to keep circling around spiritual impressions when the Word of God speaks plainly. You’ve turned “Born Again” into something mystical, private, and untestable — something that floats above correction, above discernment, and even above Scripture itself. But the Spirit of Christ...

And here’s the deeper tragedy: We already have tens of millions of Christians in the U.S. — completely misled — by Scofiled sending money, prayers, and political power to a false covenant, funding a nation that openly rejects Christ, and helping build a third temple for the Antichrist himself...

Yes — I’m familiar with Matthew 7:21–23. And I’m glad you brought it up, because it perfectly proves the point I’ve been trying to make. Jesus doesn’t say, “Only those who had emotional experiences with Me will enter the Kingdom.” He says, “Only those who do the will of My Father.” So here’s...

Yes — Jesus said you must be born again to see the Kingdom of God. But He didn’t stop there. He also said: “If you love Me, keep My commandments.” (John 14:15) And “Sanctify them by the truth; Your word is truth.” (John 17:17) So being “born again” isn’t just a feeling, or a mystical claim, or...

You speak of being 'born again' as if it’s a mystical feeling or inner vibe — but Jesus didn’t say ‘those who feel reborn are saved.’ He said, ‘If you love Me, keep My commandments.’ (John 14:15). You claim God chose you — but chosen for what? To follow Christ in truth, or to redefine Him in...

The most important issue here is not who initiated the relationship — God or man — because at the end of the day, it doesn’t matter if He found you or you found Him, if you’re still denying the One He sent. If you’re following Scofield’s false theology — the dispensational system that exalts...