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According to the rule of Noun-Pronoun Gender Agreement, if the pronoun "them" is masculine and "winds" is sometimes masculine, but "horns" are never masculine, "them" cannot refer to the Seleucid "horn". Moreover, the noun antecedent to "them" is "winds" - not "horns". However, Rome arose in...

There's no reason to insert a "gap" between the 69th and 70th - every single Numerically Specific Time Prophecy lasts only for the duration specified - no more. Even the worst employee who decides to leave at 12 for his lunch hour and drag in at 2 would never consider telling his furious boss...

Canada's gun ban does not pertain to you - go ahead and buy that gun. China's "two kids only" law does not pertain to you - have all the kids you want. Singapore's ban on chewing gum does not pertain to you - chew 'til your heart's content Can you see how ridiculous it is to say, "the Ten...

Absolutely! This satanic doctrine first reared its ugly head during the 16th century Jesuit Counter-Reformation and was quickly dispatched by learned Protestant Reformers who knew their Bibles...only to resurrect 300 years later by "Protestants" who decided the end of hostilities was too boring...

When Jesus stepped out of the Jordan, that marked the end of the 69th Week ("7 weeks, threescore and two weeks") and the beginning of the 70th Week. When He soon after said, "The time is fulfilled" the only time period He could possibly be referring to was the 69 Weeks. So, since Jesus began...

And we thought the "Sicilian necktie" originated in Sicily, when it's actually Rome's claim to fame ;)

He was a catholic and a military man who founded the Jesuit Order, the worst organization to ever grace the topside of the earth. The Order presents itself as harmless, humble assembly of Christ followers that seek to do the will of God, but underneath a thin veneer of piety lies unparallelled...

Look, when it comes to your idea that the Ten Commandments don't pertain to the Christian, I can't help it if logical progression leads any who foolishly embrace it to spiritual regression.

During the Dark Ages, contemporaries Luther and Loyola were tortured in soul to know they were accepted of God. In the end, Luther chose to place himself on complete dependence on the promises of God, while Loyola held out in dissatisfaction, demanding a "supernatural" confirmation...

Since you insist Christians can ignore the Ten Commandments, do you recommend a particular god to have before the God of the Ten Commandments?

The Ten Commandments are a "ministry of death" only to those who seek to obtain salvation by them. To us, they are "holy, just, and good" and a "law of liberty".

So, you agree that Christians may 1) worship Satan 2) engage in idolatry 3) blaspheme 4) work on the Sabbath 5) dishonor parents 6) murder 7) commit adultery 8) steal 9) lie 10) covet Got it.

He came to "fulfill" the law, not destroy it. The only laws which no longer require observance are those which were "shadows of things to come" - the Mosaic Law of ceremonies and sacrifices - of which the Ten Commandments are not. ;)

Your lack of courage to publicly state which of the Ten Commandments you're free to ignore is proof you don't really believe the Ten Commandments don't pertain to the Christian - besides the Sabbath, that is, right? Your pathetic, cowardly brand of Christianity is unrecognized by Christ.

I agree 100%. We gotta remember, though, God doesn't engage in interior locution - He leads and guides our thinking into all truth - meaning He has to lead us out of error. When it comes to Antiochus Epiphanes IV, God used others to show me solid reasons why he cannot be the Little Horn, which...

If only you were as quick to answer simple questions as you are to criticize. A Christian discussion forum is no place for the spiritually immature, especially those who substitute truth with supposed "holy ghost" experientialism nonsense. The only spirit that abides in you is the spirit of...

I'm sure God was at your side the whole time, too, dear. One thing I've learned is to wait on Him and gave up on running out ahead of Him.

It's estimated that the Peshitta dates back to 2nd century A.D. How old do ya want it? ;)

God only gives His Spirit to "them that obey Him". (Acts 5:32 KJV) I assure you, those who fight against His Ten Commandments are recipients of spirits, all right - but not His. Repent, you child of rebellion.

Jesus kept the Sabbath - even in His death - and He was no Pharisee/Sadducee. The ancient Pharisees/Sadducees claimed God's promises while rejecting the conditions upon which to do so. Modern Pharisees/Sadducees with their OSAS, antinomianism, hypergrace, etc., do the exact same thing.