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God is He who is "glorious." But you--not He, glorify the flesh. You lift up the flesh, but He raises up the spirit, as dust returns to dust and the spirit to Him who gave it.

This is not "what the spirit says to the churches" but is conjecture and what you "believe"--nothing more. Stop talking and listen.

Regarding your comment above about me appearing to say that "we are not really judged for how we live in this world", I didn't say that, nor mean it that way. But perhaps you are beginning to understand that the world is not what it appears to be--which I have been saying. In any case, it is...

God said it from the beginning--"Let us create man in our image." It is also written "He formed man..." But you are not reconciling what the two statements actually mean. That is the level of thinking given to men--but all truth has been promised. It is as I have been telling you: Indeed, all...

Here you go again, and again I am having to repeat myself: "Yes, "there is no immortal flesh (and bones)", nor did Jesus walk on this earth with any such thing. This is "His Millennium." It began at Pentecost. He reigns, and we are His body of flesh and spirit. Then comes the end, and the dust...

I am having to repeat myself: There is no such thing as "immortal flesh bodies." That is false religion nonsense. Dust returns to dust, and the spirit to God who gave it.

Habakkuk 2:4 “Behold the proud, His soul is not upright in him; But the just shall live by his faith.

These things are true only because "it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me." For it is just as Jesus said, "without Me you can do nothing."

Not all--but there is a lot of truth here.

Hey, great picture of you on the video! Most consider the idea of being "born again" from way down in the weeds of this world and get confused with the details (where the devil resides)...rather than at the core of God. A better understanding comes from understanding that "the One new man"...

Yes, of course. I never said otherwise, but explained that reality does not reside in the "image" of this world, but with God. Why do you ask?

No, you have the wrong "one baptism", and it is not "God's fault" for He put it upon mankind to: Then the Lord God said, “Behold, the man has become like one of Us, to know good and evil. And now, lest he put out his hand and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live forever”— And that...

I said it is because "we are not God" that Christ was able to do more than it would appear that we can do during our own time between being made alive in the spirit and being dead to the flesh. But I have done so, not considering the times of this world because all things actually only happen...

Just as we "were" crucified with Christ according to scripture, we also died (past tense). But because we "follow" Him "but each one in his own order" (according to Paul) "we who are alive and remain" (also according to Paul), which was foreshadowed by Christ before He ascended after being...

You have completely missed the point of water vs. spirit baptism and birth. Being born of water and born [again] of the spirit, is as I said: being water born or baptized is "death." Read Rom 6:16 again--"The wages of sin is death." "It is the Spirit who gives life."

Just as we "were" crucified with Christ according to scripture, we also died (past tense). But because we "follow" Him "but each one in his own order" (according to Paul) "we who are alive and remain" (also according to Paul), which was foreshadowed by Christ before He ascended after being...

Meanwhile you continue to accuse me of things I have not said and have clarified because of your confusion. Bad fruit.

The rainbow flag is the [final] sign of God's promise of not destroying the earth again with water, but also of His pouring out His holy fire (His spirit) upon all flesh. This is the prophesy of crossing the spiritual Jordan, as it was foretold long ago: 1 Kings 17:1-4 And Elijah the Tishbite...

You asked the question: "Does the Bible teach Roman Catholicism's doctrine of "una substantia", "perfectly one superabound"?" I answered it (with scripture).

The problem is, many think the scripture is "plain." :(