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Well, it is not that there is no such thing as two fold prophecy, but your conclusion should then not go against the actual prophecy given by Christ, that these days are as the days of Noah, eating and drinking, etc.. If you can hear it, I would suggest that the two fold prophecy idea is just a...

No...the gauge of how many ways a person could be born is not the Jews, but Jesus, who listed only two ways. As for "no more scriptures to be written", it is like the Spirit, where what is not seen is greater than what is seen. But you are completely off it you measure all that God is by the...

No...that is not biblical. What was written in the Bible, does not elaborate "all truth", all that is to be written in our hearts, nor does it fulfill all the books that could be written: John 21:25 And there are also many other things that Jesus did, which if they were written one by one, I...

It means that God has indeed hidden a treasure in this field, and there is no reward for speaking against those who dig to find it--but just the opposite: To those who have, more shall be given. Meaning, there is indeed a reward for those who find it and hold it dear as being greater than every...

Yes and no. The "practice" of keeping the Sabbath is certainly not "required" of Christians. But the practice points to the rest of God portrayed by the days of creation wherein He rested on the seventh day. As such, all Christians will come to celebrate entering into His rest (which many do...

Why then do you repeat the error of the early church, believing and propagating the idea that ‘My master is delaying his coming’, and that He did not take His throne when He said?

Well...that is an obvious disregard for the fact that Jesus was speaking to those of [that] generation, specifically referring to them as "you", and obviously not at all the proper definition of a generation. As for Mat 24:48, you have missed the timing of when the leaders of the church began...

People of God are supposed to perceive His intentions with marriage as a practice leading up to becoming One with Christ the Bridegroom. In which case, divorce would be like breaking relations with Christ.

For the record.

This is not a matter of what a modern Christian man and wife must do...but rather an old standard that can and should still be followed if one desires to serve God as an example of our marriage with Christ the Bridegroom. Not to do so, is a refusal to serving God. Now--having said that. If a...

Now you are mocking and twisting what I have said to support your own slander...just as the hypocrites of Israel did. Change your tune or we're done here.

No--you are under the wrong impression. That is not how God works. God chooses the least of people (that none should boast). And when He does, rare as it may be, it is from God. But who has delved into the hearts of men? God has. As for confirmation--did Nicodemus have confirmation as if he...

No---You are speaking against what Christ has said and arranged. All that is written on parchment is not all truth, not biblically.

God is not in the business of guesswork. Are there not many gods, but One true God? Your fear is of no service, but the truth being told is...in spite of the great amount that is false.

Jesus said that "No one has seen God at any time. The only begotten Son, who is in the bosom of the Father, He has declared Him." It is also written, "but we know that when He is revealed, we shall be like Him, for we shall see Him as He is." So, not seeing God is a matter of not seeing Him "as...

Which is fine, even allowed for. For example: Should just anyone be an iron worker on high rise buildings? Is it just fine for some, even most, to stay with their feet on the ground? Of course! But should the high rise worker tell the people in the street they are wrong and should join them...

First of all...why do you question what has been ordained by God through Christ, that we should see His spirit poured out upon all flesh and be lead into all truth? As for "who is right"--I will say with the backing of all scripture: Questioning God's own plans and purpose in this way--is wrong...

Of course those things written took place...as I said, they are the history of this world. But the issue that I am pointing out is not against that, but against the idea that there (to use your word) is nothing allegorical about most of scripture. In fact most of what you just referred to is...

You call me a snake, but what you say, you yourself have not done. For I came to you having been sent, not to follow but to lead, and you have not received me. Have you learned nothing from Israel, whose ministers by blood made claims against Christ for not knowing Him by sight, action, or word...

That was the error of the early church which continues, that of not believing Jesus would return "quickly" and all that He said "must shortly take place." On the contrary, after all authority had been given to Him in heaven and on earth, He said, "lo, I am with you always, even to the end of...