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I have told you differently.

That is the thinking of time-bound men, but the things of God are "the same yesterday, today, and forever." Even a man can conceive in his mind an image and then paint it or write of it, but it is not the image or the words that are real. You have not given God credit for being God and have...

It is not my gospel that Christ died for those to whom Messiah was promised but died before His coming. That is the gospel of all who are in Christ, both the dead and the living. As it is written, "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him...

Read each thought in full. You are braking paragraphs up into fragments and loosing the point. That was not a "vain question" but a question to prompt you to think and see that your knowledge is not complete and does not reconcile with God complete plan of salvation and all who are in Christ...

Now that's a question. Good. The saved of all Israel were saved before the gospel of Jesus...by believing the promises of God about His coming. Conversely, after His coming we too are saved by believing--not by believing that He is coming, but that He came. In both cases, one hears from God and...

You are not getting the reality of God and the things of God being without time. As I said, you are stumbling over the timing, when time doesn't actually tick within God or the things of God. In which case, you are trying to translate the higher truth of God into the lower untruth and terms of...

Yes, it does indeed need correction, and I just did in the last post. One the contrary, you just did ("go into unreal things") by giving the time, which does not exist within God, as He "is the same, yesterday, today, and forever." It is God which is real, while created things are merely created.

Yes, it does indeed need correction, and I just did in the last post.

Once again you are splitting up points that were given to you together as one point. In which case it is no wonder that you error. Yes, it is an error to say that Jesus did not take our sin upon Himself...as He drank the cup (which was our sin) placed upon Him by the Father. As for not...

I was not suggesting, but asked a two-part question-- which yes, wouldn't make any since if you spilt them up as you have. Next.

I deny none of that. The problem is that you have denied that those saved do not continue in the flesh to sin...which is not represented by what Jesus did (by example) between rising from the dead and ascending, during which time He was not guilty of any sin but still showed the signs of sin in...

Sorry in advance for being harsh, but you are in need of correction. You are stumbling over the timing...which does not actually exist, and yet it has become your reasoning and your gospel. Which is to say, you are speaking out of both sides of your mouth for not "rightly dividing the word of...

Those who wish to know what is included in the end times, should not first read the last chapters, but rather read the first chapters first...for the days (times) of creation are the forward, preview, and prophecy...which many end times theories cannot be reconciled with.

First, it is not what I "believe" that I am speaking of--as I am not one who did not believe and then came to believe, but rather one who did not believe but then came to know. That is my testimony, that not having known God but exhausted every other possible means for help cried out to Him last...

Team, Most of that thinking comes from "destructive doctrines" introduced in the church by "false teachers" as foretold by Peter, which is from the anti-Christ spirit that was "already at work" during those days. Which was then confirmed by Paul who foretold the believing of a "lie" that would...

You misunderstand. It is not Christ's own sin that He carried or carries in His body, but rather as it is written, "He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him." But when did the sin that Christ became end? When the Holy Spirit descended...

It is no theory but rather biblical fact that all who are saved, meaning born again of the spirit of God, are "in Christ" "the only begotten Son."

Great comments! I should think that one of the greatest stumbling blocks is not to think it necessary to actually examine ourselves, thinking..."oh but certainly there is no need to examine myself--not me!"

What is missing in most people's understanding of what is meant by "end times", is that everything written about it in the scriptures are things that have occurred and do occur during all times since the beginning. Of course, having said that this has evaded most people...certainly few if any...

That is a false teaching-- Go figure, as it is your teaching, i.e. as you say, "my teaching."