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So...Moses was willfully apprehensive, God was willfully redundant and accommodating, you willfully prefer the redundancy, and I willfully am satisfied with God's first simple and concise answer...which you call "Ignorant", and then you perjure yourself by adding "Make a blessed day." Terrific.

Because He is all in all.

His destroying wind is afoot.

In a manner of speaking Yes, as do many: That is, we take communion "in remembrance" of all that God has done, and we look forward to "the times of the gentiles being fulfilled" coming to a close.

Yes, God "explicitly" told Moses to elaborate in a way that Israel [specifically] would understand--but He only did so after He had already answered, saying "Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I Am hath sent me unto you." I submit that what God did was much like saying "Tell them...

This is but your confirmation of the same unbelief that has caused the factual and biblical foretelling of "strong delusion" for believing the "lie" that "—things which must shortly take place" was and is NOT true, as Jesus said they would. I tell you, as did Jesus, they have taken place. Look...

Thanks--that all agrees with scripture which essentially says" I will be [known]. This is just one of a great many passages: I will take you as My people, and I will be your God. Then you shall know that I am the Lord your God who brings you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians. Exodus 6:7

Yeah, and "no shadow of turning" (time) either. We shall see!

Your English is better than your spiritual discernment. God gave "I AM" as a Name of what to call Him to Moses...but it is confirming to hear you repeat your distain for the truth from God. :( Very telling.

I am.

I'm not a forum video watcher either. Not sure if this applies to what I have not watched...but the term "Biblical World View" is very much an oxymoron: There is a world view, and there is a kingdom view. The Bible simply gives witness to the kingdom view in the world.

That is very much true. But what I see mostly, are people believing that it is like a washing away of what they themselves perceive as evil (rather than what God does); and yet that the world then goes on with the glow of Christ on the horizon, no more tears and death, etc. in an imagined form...

I wouldn't say that God destroys, but rather has repurposed in a form of re-allotment: Matthew 13:12 For whoever has, to him more will be given, and he will have abundance; but whoever does not have, even what he has will be taken away from him.

Yes--that is the irony! Among us there are many spirits, even that of the anti-Christ. "And no wonder! For Satan himself transforms himself into an angel of light." 2 Corinthians 11:14

I agree...but that last line does need a little clarification... I get your point...but that does not mean one cannot be destroyed both in soul and body in hell. Matthew 10:28 John 15:2 Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit He takes away; and every branch that bears fruit He prunes, that...

Good point! However, for the point that I hope to make, perhaps it doesn't matter. Yes, one should understand that not all spirits are the same. But the point here, is a bit more elementary--which is the point where many have obviously stumbled...which is that God is spirit. Then, of course...

I find it amazing--down right shameful, that with God being spirit, so many would-be Christians continually wage war against the Spirit. To which I would say: Those who are against the Spirit, are simply for the flesh and therefore pro flesh. I mean, it should be obvious to children of a...

You have added that part. You are categorically lumping any idea that Christ was true in saying "It is finished" into the false beliefs of the Preterists. Which is against what Jesus said of ""all these things will come upon this generation", and the "—things which must shortly take...

This is the Messianic age, His reign began 2,000 years ago: Matthew 28:18 And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth.

I am glad you feel that way. But the fangs do come out...I don't mean some turn over tables in righteous anger. But rather that some having the label of would-be loving "Christian", go from that to [respond] in hatred, and even to unrighteousness, wickedness, maliciousness, envy, strife...