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I have nothing to correct. There is simply a difference between "committing sin" and "being sin" (or taking sin upon Himself)...and you apparently have the idea of "committing sin" stuck in your mind--which I did not say. I am not saying Jesus sinned, nor have I. However, in order for Jesus to...

The point is that even committing no sin Himself, Jesus took it upon Himself, meaning that He became a man born of the same "kind" as Adam who bore many children born of sin after him. That was the first act of the salvation plan of God, which was the baptism of water and death. The second and...

Just drive a couple of your own posts on your own property and hang some wire fencing in front of his gate. If He damages it--then call the cops.

I was responding to (correcting you) on this..which you definitely did "attribute": Again, Jesus did not remain sinless, but "became sin" ("he hath made him to be sin") 2 Corinthians 5:21.

You can attempt to rationalize that Jesus did not take on "the form of a bondservant, and come in the likeness of men", but it isn't so. The problem with such an hypothesis is that the sentence of death for sin was upon mankind-- meaning He had to be a man of that kind. That, by definition, is...

"He made Him who knew no sin to be sin..." 2 Corinthians 5:21 For which He suffered death.

That is not an accurate understanding of what actually occurred. It is true that no man procreated to conceive Jesus. But the error and misunderstanding then is to assume that the Holy Spirit did. He did not. On the contrary, what actually occurred is equally true of all who are born of...

Indeed, and what is most amazing is that, just as Paul sighted above, this condition of "not accepting the things that come form the Spirit of God" is quite common among the people of God. Paul spoke of the Priests and would be members of the early church of the time, and it has continued to...

We know what the worst of race issues looks like (all too well). To the contrary, what it would look like if we rejected race as an issue, we have also seen. In fact there are some incredibly beautiful interactions between those of race difference that are also there and should be the thing that...

You (and most of Christendom for 2,000 years) are trying to fit the kingdom and the events thereof into this world and its timeline which cannot and does not contain them. The kingdom of God, is not of this world. In that greater kingdom reality, the rapture and the resurrection are only one...

I wasn't speaking in terms of discussion, that I might be "wrong." I was stating the facts. But you are thinking too small. Babylon was just the namesake of Babylon the great, which being "great" means all...not when Babylon was great, or when the spirit of Babylon would be great again at other...

Every influence is like the waves that toss a ship, in this case the ship of destiny regarding these times of the gentiles. But the greater cause, what in fact creates the multitude of influences, is the nature of mankind being a fallen kind. Essentially, the false teachings within the church...

Unfortunately the stumbling block that has plagued the church, is not [actually] rightly dividing the word of truth between the events of this world and those of the kingdom of God that is not of this world. Thus, one either changes from their worldly paradigm and way of thinking, or dies before...

David, Yes, the closest theory on the rapture/resurrection is "Post-Tribulation", meaning after tribulation. The problem however, and why I in fact say it too is wrong, is because most who believe the "post" theory to be true, believe it comes as a one-time worldly event, which it is not. That...

Answers: Both Daniel and Paul and even Jesus only eluded to the time of the so called rapture. Paul was most revealing, saying "but each one in his own order." Jesus did not lie, but only eluded to what is true. But it is a play on words--a question which few even consider: When is it in...

Good question! No, I personally am not here, or consider it my gift or calling, to "convert" anyone. What I am here for is rather along the lines of my God-given gift and calling, which is to bring an end to what has falsely been sold as life and the lies that have even corrupted the Church...

Those verses include both sides, both heaven and earth. Those generational sins speak of what can be expected in this world, and yet ultimately, though suffering exist within the world, iniquities are only individual in the eternal judgement. This is what is meant by "rightly dividing the word...

This is all good information...but is there ever to be any greater time of tribulation than was placed upon Christ [at that time]? There is none, for all tribulation was placed upon Him, and all other tribulation is only a part.

That is quite the list, and certainly nothing should ever be left out. Good job! Even so (regardless), with or without, it has been said that the gospel is told in every book of the Bible. The point being...that God's word is His providence, and not that of men.

James, Jesus identified "this generation" as "when you" (those to whom He was speaking) "see", and, "When its branch has already become tender and puts forth leaves, you know that summer is near. So you also, when you see all these things, know that it is near—at the doors!" The question then...