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Sparing not the rod, is not "violence." Proverbs 13:24 He who spares his rod hates his son, But he who loves him disciplines him promptly. But...He who hates, disguises it with his lips, And lays up deceit within himself. Proverbs 26:24

Jesus being the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last, does not exclude all people from Adam, but includes all. The First (Adam) unfolded to all people in the flesh--even Christ, and refolds again in the Last (Adam) by the Spirit.

I too am surprised to see you agreeing with what I have also said many times: That Jesus did not ascend with His body per se, as many believe, but laid it down and gave it to His church, saying, "take, eat, this is my body." Thereby coming [again] in the flesh. Ours.

The destruction was and is of powers and principalities in heavenly places. Because Jesus did not call down legends of angels, does not mean that His death on the cross was not the cause of war in heaven, and victory. And since that time, in His name, it continues. The scriptures refer to...

:) Is not all time from the beginning to the end of time, "A TIME OF DIVINE JUDGMENTS AND THE WRATH OF GOD against an unbelieving and wicked world?" Is not time often defined as seven, and seven often defined as time--just as the days of creation?

Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.

Why then do all things point to Christ from Beginning to End who pointed to the Father and the kingdom? (Rhetorical)

Such a person shall hear the words, "I never knew you", then the lake of fire.

Context is a funny or peculiar thing. As context pertains to revelations--literally the very thing that God has done with all of creation and time--Jesus has said, many things like "the kingdom of heaven is like...", and also given parables. If a parable then were regarding the greater kingdom...

True. But if we are to press in more, it must be understood that being stated as "before the foundation of the world" means there is no actual future, but actually just the mere revelation of all that is already true. The common mistake that is made, is to think that because we are last to...

These are "not" signs of Jesus' coming or of the end. Which, if you will notice, the question was about two different things: 1) His coming, and 2) the end of the world. So His answer is answering them, not regarding what they did ask, but what they would have asked if they had know better...

Old eschatologies, if changed or not, are changed by the spirit of God. Men are not actually in control of God's word, He is. The word of God is God's providence alone. No man is in a position to do anything more with eschatologies than is allowed them. What that means, is that the changes that...

I understand that, but it's wrong. "Times" (including days, weeks, years, etc.) are not a particular amount of time in that way, but are rather the times determined or fulfilled. The reason being, is that time is created and is a complete illusion manifest merely for the sake of revelation and...

I'm not, but I do have a great idea if there is a professional who would like to discuss it. I am not going to publicly divulge--but if you have read what I have written here on the board...you will not be disappointed. Message me with your resume.

With a proper understanding of "forever", the issue can be looked at differently, and should be. In other words, to turn the logic of what occurs "forever" to the saved rather than the condemned...what do you imagine will ensue--days of spender and all that is good in the presence of God? What...

True Adam. The point of turning the logic around from the thinking of the Original Post, is to view the matter from God's perspective. In which case, yes, we all fall short--but that is not the point of turning it around. The point is that to put ourselves in God's shoes and trying to imagine...

In the gospel according to John there is an explanation of what I have been revealing in greater detail, and why it has not been comprehended: In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made through Him...

Those things can certainly be looked at in that way, but that would be to explain a mystery with a riddle. Alternatively, each of those explanations all point to the greater meaning of all time and creation...which is indeed the time of Satan's reign, that "lesser light who rules the night."...

Your observations are good, but it would be wrong not to consider the whole book as pertaining to "a time, times, and half a time", which is to say all time.

Be offended if you want, but don't misunderstand: In God there is no "yesterday" either, and yet the scriptures declare it as such for those who have only known darkness.