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That is true! I try my best to have patience knowing he has fell under false doctrine. But I'm not as patient as I used to be! Maybe this is the Lord's doing in correcting him and teaching me patience. Thank God, He said, my Word will not return me void, but will accomplish that which I have...

The difference is night and day in comparison to the way Luke used "fear" in Acts and a the way Paul used "fear and trembling" in his epistles. Paul used the phrase "fear and trembling" twice in his letters, when you compare the two it is impossible that "fear and trembling" carries the...

Exactly, as I said in a previous post, Matt. 24 is directed to the Jews!

John didn't understand what kind of flesh that was either, just like us. John saw that flesh in person, He knew Christ walked through that door where they were gathered. I agree that we don't yet know what we shall be, the power we will have, the abilities that glorified state of flesh will...

No, Matthew! Christ is seated at the right hand of the Father, UNTIL He makes His enemies His footstool! The end is yet to come, it's being arranged for it to take place.

Christ is speaking to Israel! There will many come saying they are the Messiah! Matt. 24 is directed to Israel in the very end before His return.

Christ describes the times just before and the beginning of the Great Tribulation in Matt. 24. That generation in the future will witness something no other generation has seen. Matt. 24:21-23 "For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time...

I'm sorry to say, son, there are lots of things you don't see! If you were to begin to read the scripture as literal, until it becomes obvious it's not literal, then you will see the scripture in a whole new light. Your problem is the hermeneutics in which you interpret scripture! It's just...

And no one who reads the scripture in the proper hermeneutics will believe you, Matthew. Jesus ascended into heaven in a body of flesh and bones, no blood is mentioned in His body. When the disciples were gathered together in the house with the door shut, Christ walked through that shut door...

John said, that it does not yet appear what we shall be, but when we see Him, we shall be like Him. We know we will have the same body and flesh our Lord had at His resurrection. When Thomas handled Christ, it was a body of flesh and bones, no blood is mentioned. From what I've read through...

Of course man fell, and cannot become perfect on his own, but perfection comes through the resurrection! In Genesis man lived to be over 900 years old, by the time of David, God said man's day's shall be 70 years. Man will live forever in the flesh in the same glorified body that Jesus...

I agree! The battlefield for the Christian is in the mind. The sin nature plays on the mind.

God created man to live in the flesh forever. When God's plan comes full circle we are right back at man living in the flesh through the resurrection. Yes, Paul discusses our sin nature for sure in Rom. 6-8. When Paul said in Rom. 6:14, "for sin shall not have dominion over you..." he is...

I was addressing Bible Highlighter from a previous post.

You're right, you won't find the words "sin nature" in the scripture. What it refers to is Adam and Eve were created in perfection without the knowledge of sin. They were in the state of what the theologians call "innocence." When they sinned, they fell from that state of innocence into the...

You don't have a leg to stand on with your definition of "fear and trembling." We've been through that, so why are you still using it in contradiction to scripture?

The bottom line to all of this is that if what you are saying is true, the virgin birth was not necessary. According to your false teachers Christ could have been born as we are, by the seed of man, without the Holy Spirit having anything to do with it. And all would have turned out well...

In the "likeness of sinful flesh" does not mean He was sinful flesh! This means that Christ was a human being, conformed in the appearance to sinful flesh.

I certainly would not argue with Paul that "the flesh being weak" is man not being able to keep the Law which made the Law unable to save man. I would not argue with Paul that Christ came in the flesh to condemn sin in the flesh by destroying the power of sin over us. I would not argue with...

What makes it ridiculous is that you believe Christ had a sin nature when you can plainly see that the Spirit of God placed Christ in the womb. Unlike us who are born of the natural process of procreation through the seed of man. What does it mean to be born of the Spirit, Matthew? Were you...