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Confusing doesn't mean the information is not all there, it is. However, it must [by design] be spiritually discerned. The explanation then, is that, as it is written in parable form, God is lengthening the cords of His tent, that as He has said from the beginning, "It is not good that man...

Not that we need to know...but maybe tell us a little about yourself--nothing you don't want to. And another post could be to give your testimony...why you call yourself a Christian, how it happened to come about. Have some fun! Again--welcome! PS, Oh, I see you are already past 10 posts. Cool!

I would encourage you to write less and say more. For example: Being born into this world and coming to the knowledge of good and evil is to be born into a choice. That is what God has done. It's a gift, causing you to choose good or evil, life or death: The choice of evil ends in death, the...

Welcome Elie...good start!

Confused language...since Babel. On purpose. Which purpose is to prolong the days until the days of all those who are to be in Him are fulfilled. As for confusion, to the left you can see me--yes, that is me. But it is just an image...there is not two of us, only one. In this same way God...

Yes, on purpose. For what fellowship has righteousness with lawlessness? And what communion has light with darkness?

I have presented no "rival deity"--so why does one lie and misrepresent another, if he "knows" the truth? ..Because he is lying. But it is true, that you yourself have stated that the two being One, are not One, but two...which apparently remains a mystery to you--because you reject it.

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And that is fine. But do understand there is a difference between thinking and knowing. Man thinks to study and learn, and that is good, but it is God who makes all things known.

Again, that is due to your lack of understanding. What you have not understood, is that Messiah is a man--that is a man created in the image of God, making "God with us" (Messiah) an actual image of God, just as it is written. Yet it is indeed correct to say a picture (or image) of a man is not...

Simply put: The best born of the flesh is less than any born of the spirit of God.

It is not my teaching, but the truth from God. But you are not even hearing yourself. For lack of understanding you are being redundant: "Messiah's God" in translation means God with us' God. Again (you are not hearing yourself). "God doesn't share his glory with anyone"--is not even biblical...

Teachings of men. I have highlighted the part in error which just as well could (and should) mean that it is obvious that Jesus was One with God, meaning God who is One God.

Not true. John 17:5 And now, O Father, glorify Me together with Yourself, with the glory which I had with You before the world was.

Okay...and thank you! However, since you have said "a God", it should be clear that just as is modeled in marriage (that "the two become one flesh"), the Oneness that these things portray is that of God and that Oneness that did and does again exist with the Father and Jesus. But I should think...

Yes, on the Sabbath...which sounds perfect that being made whole should be complete on the seventh day. Hallelujah!

Irony of ironies. Now it is you who make them two, separating what God has joined together.

:) Now you make me smile! I am sure there is more that could be said, but hearing and becoming that voice of one crying in the wilderness, and making straight the way of the Lord...comes to mind. I have said it before in commenting on Paul's telling women to be silent in church, that in the...

That's is great question! I would say that with what has been written of the "left" hand in scripture, and the fact that we are made in God's image, that it is an image and a declaration from God about His intentions, just as dividing the light from the darkness (even daily). "And darkness was...

Well...actually it was John the Baptist who said it and I am just blessed to have heard it also. Since Jesus considered John to be the greatest to have ever been born of a woman...I should think his words--perhaps his life, should be of greater focus than it has been. Perhaps that would be the...