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Hello @VictoryinJesus, Surely so. Jesus died outside the gates of Jerusalem. Why? Because the kingdom that was of this earth was not what he was king of in the first place. He was the King of the Heavenly, of the above Heavenly Jerusalem. I simply like the idea of being able to continue to do...

From reading of Matthew 6

Hello @MA2444, Okay. I’m just thankful for some of the promises of Yahavah that applies for us today, such as him never leaving or forsaking us, and many others. There is some merit to those things in my opinion.

Who? What? When? Where? How? Why?

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Hello Vij, When it comes to partaking of the fire now, it’s in and through Jesus and his baptism of the Holy Spirit and fire which burns the darkness within us out for the light of Christ Yeshua and his Spirit within us, while our flesh may mess up, the fire must stem from somewhere, it must be...

Hello @VictoryinJesus, Yes that is fine, we are sharing together. Yes, that is explained in Revelation. Maybe, I don’t know for sure. It’s stated that within the lake of fire is where the Lamb is found. And the one on the Throne is in the Kingdom. That’s fine; it’s just difficult to read for...

Sure @quietthinker, That Yahavah continues to give us, all, life daily. Free of charge. He is a God that cannot be mocked and allows us the freedom to reap what we sow be it to this life or to the afterlife which Jesus spoke about concerning “lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where...

There are many I suppose little g, gods. That’s why I’m not offended by the use of “gd” besides God has a name (some say Yehovah, Yahavah, Jehovah, Yahweh), and I believe taking his name in vain is speaking on Gods behalf.

All people do good or bad; some people love darkness more than the light. Jesus said there would be a resurrection of condemnation.

Hello @PGS11, I don’t believe in universalism. There is only one way to the Father and that is by his Son, his sent Word. It’s just what Jesus did. He paid for the sins of the whole world. It’s simply what the Bible entails; it doesn’t mean I believe in universalism.

Jesus fulfilled the Law and the Prophets. All that is left to do is look to him, and let him be your strength by the Spirit of Christ in you. Be careful out there to who you listen too.

Hello @MA2444, I don’t trust every story I hear either. I’m kind of like qt on those matters because they are so subjective. Sometimes I’ve had dreams that seem like they were reality. I can’t sometimes tell the difference because some dreams from my childhood seem like true memories but it...

Hello @PGS11 Jesus death, burial, and resurrection has covered the sins of mankind. Whether you believe this or not is up to you. I’m able to tell an atheist their sins have been forgiven because of Jesus, whether or not they believe that is up to them. Unbelief is just another way and form...

Just to be clear it’s Jesus in and through us whom loves; giving people the ability to love the Father and to love their neighbor as themselves, by and through his strength and not our own. People bash people celebrating Halloween and I’ll be honest a good scary movie; is well; thrilling...

Hello @VictoryinJesus, You can believe what you want to believe. That is up to you. I still stand on my current belief that the lake of fire is mentioned in Revelation 21, concerning the new heavenly kingdom with the lake of fire being somewhere there, and people have a “part” in it; perhaps if...

Hello @quietthinker, I’ve been reading Daniel, and it’s quiet amazing some of the things King Nebby said.

Hello @A Freeman, If a person doesn’t love. That’s bad fruit. Even if a person has all the faith in the world, and still, does not love. That’s bad fruit. I’ve read the Bible enough to understand these things without the need of quoting the Bible. If you just want to do that; by all means. It...

All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives. It corrects us when we are wrong and teaches us to do what is right. While I believe this specific letter, was the second written letter by Paul to encourage and remind him...

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