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One thing at a time (keep it simple). Your statement above (in bold) is simply not true. On the contrary, we "shall be perfect as your Father in heaven is perfect", whom is "spirit."

It doesn't matter which you choose to do. Proverbs 16:9 A man’s heart plans his way, But the Lord directs his steps.

Nicely done! But the "key" is this: That the parables of Jesus are a small sampling of the greater context of all scripture...literally stated as man being created "in the image" (of God) rather than being created as his own. This was first announced before Jesus presented His parables, which...

What you are missing is the transition that occurred with Jesus/Yeshua. Thus, it was and is the Jewish error to translate in error by confused language given over to the flesh. As such, both "Testaments" are both written--not upon the heart in spirit, but upon parchment in error. To the...

Your claiming the prophecy of Hosea 11:1 to be what it is not, does not prove what it is not, but only shows that your understanding is limited.

Was Rebekah a virgin before Isaac at the well? For the same term/word was used to describe her also.

Your words and translation are according to the flesh, thus you misunderstand what is written. Is the enemy of the Jew flesh, that Messiah should slaughter him? You do not know your enemy, therefore you do not know your Savior. But I am still reading to see what those things are that you say...

Your avatar is an "image" of you, yes? But if you called it 144, who is it an image of, you, or the character 144? And if we asked why did 144 sin (as you have asked)-- who is it we are talking about? Are the scriptures not a revelation of God? Do they not also reveal all sin? They are indeed...

Understanding Adam is not the point. It's an "image" rather of God. The point is God has made this image as a revelation of all that is in Him, both good and evil. Creation is that "man of sin revealed." "Then comes the end"--of that man. But what is the point of revealing it all? The point is...

Certainly there are kooks and liars among us. But be careful...by your same logic every miracle in the Bible can be denied.

Like I said, all shall be revealed.

There is a lot of truth here (even from Keraz, and perhaps especially from Aunty Jane)...except that much of it is limited to the things of this world. To the contrary, what occurs here in the world is only a small enactment of what is occurring in the heavenly realm. It is these smaller...

I have presented no "theory", but have explained the truth and the confusion.

I'll take that as a No (that you do not have evidence that eating children "doesn't happen").

All things good and evil are made manifest (revealed, brought to light). This world is judged.

All shall be revealed. But, are you just saying that in disbelief (understandably), or do you have evidence that it doesn't happen?

"Day" being a term limited to the times of this world, is as good as any in understanding that the day of judgement...is now. This is the day of judgement.

In order to be correct on this matter, it is important to understand that the "human" spirit per se is a fallen spirit, thus the need to be born again of the spirit of God. Then, yes, the born again spirit, when we die goes instantly to heaven. But during these times, as Paul described saying...

That is simply the misunderstanding taught by men. What you are not getting...is that there is [biblically] an end of all flesh; and that during these "times" that make up the history of this world from beginning to end, the flesh is simply made manifest for the stated purpose of man eating...

There are two narratives--since the beginning, there has always been two narratives: Good and Evil. The current enactment also has two narratives. But it is this global enactment that is the finale. But what do we know, what should we have learned? How did things occur in Christ's victory over...