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I was just reading up on the red heifer law: Wow! It's a repeat of Daniel's seventy weeks prophecy coupled with the Lamb that was slain, only it refers to a red beast instead of a red man (Adam--first or Last): 7 days of purification regarding Christ who has touched the dead in us all. Washed...

That sounds like a version of what I have heard before, and makes sense. Thanks for posting it!

I might like to watch that sometime...but which does he believe is true: Is the earth young or old?

No, but Jesus is rather the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End, and all of creation was made manifest in between by Him and for Him. Which is why it is written of Him that He was "slain before the foundation of the world."

Since @Behold was referring to my comment, I will respond to yours: Have you not perceived in the creation of the heavens and the earth, that God divided the waters below from those above, and that those below are liquid and those above are not, but are rather the spirit of God? What then...

Well...yes, it does mean in their lifetime--because He often said, "You" referring to those He was speaking to at the time regarding all "the things which must shortly take place." But you are correct on the wedding and that the fulness of the nations must come. The question then becomes: How...

Why then did Jesus say He would come when He did? Do you actually believe that they were just idle words, gestures of encouragement, but not the truth?

Soldier on! I prefer my ink on paper ;)

If you knew who it was that taught me, you would not ask.

No, one who receives from God does not interpret, but it is God who interprets. As for what you will and will not believe of what I have told you, I leave you to Him who told me.

The reason is as I said, that although the words "I am" are a common thing just as much of what is written that would seem to be merely literary, there is also something there that is only heard by those to whom God makes it known. Is it not brilliant that such a common non-name completely...

Okay...sounds like the consensus is that the apostles did indeed make it out of or through the cities of Israel after being sent by Jesus. So then...since Jesus had come already, what do you make of this passage? Matthew 10:23 When they persecute you in this city, flee to another. For...

You're not my dad.

From the darkness I was caught up in the spirit above the earth. A great sea of people tossed before a frozen wall of ice reaching up into the heavens which I began to beat upon with my fists. Large chunks of the ice began to fall and a massive door opened before me. Through the door was a...

And each shall receive their due.

It is understandable that those descendants of Israel still suffering a type of blindness should continue to look forward to a temple of stones made with hands. But how is it that among we Christians who have the gospels which declare "He was speaking of the temple of His body", that many also...

Now, see, that is the exact issue I was speaking to: The idea that there is a greater authority than God that we should read. There is not.

Not all.

That was not my point. The danger, is that there is a blindness that comes from focusing on the created things, just as there is in focusing solely on the written word on parchments.

Yes, and yet since we are talking about created things...we (or anyone reading this) do need to be careful not to assume that in the creation God created an evolution of Himself as becoming that form that was manifest in the flesh. It is instead, that He found it not good that He should be alone...