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Your call, but please do not blame others for your poor choices with respect to your display device. It is not designed around meaningful conversation but only around short sound bytes of information where much is inferred or assumed.

This chapter gives us the evidence about how we can stop being a candidate for the second death and a warning for the righteous about keeping our list of sins very short, lest be also become a candidate for the second death.

P??? Poor Planning Produces P??? Poor Performance. (or words to that effect.)

Yep, with respect to the nations who attempted to heal Babylon, they will raise up a shout of victory over those nations. Jer 51:14.

Is the above highlighted "quote" simply just your opinion which you might have read some place other than the scriptures?

Many people with the same opinion walking in circles again. A bit like a some forum members I know. :p

It is not what? You need a much better display to see what others may be posting as I have previously suggested to you this morning, my time.

Then perhaps you should slow down on your posting and spend more time in researching your answers first, so that you can state the book, chapter and verse to provide a far better response rather than just expressing an opinion on what you believe.

What is our primary sin out of which we manifest all other kinds of sins? Which sin should we repent of first? The manifested sins resulting from the primary sin, or should we repent of our primary sin first since if we repent of our primary sin, then all of the manifested sins are forgiven...

I am a morning person and the sun has not yet peaked above the ocean horizon yet. The device you use is your choice. I use a 24" monitor with my lap top to be able to see what is on the screen. The setting is I would suggest that you buy yourself a larger phone with at least a 14"...

My time when you posted was 10:55 pm. I was firmly tucked up in bed to stop me wondering if you had started posting yet with your daily flood of sound byte posts.

Youths with a mission.

It is actually mentioned twice in the OT. The Book of Jasher was a part of the oral tradition of the Israelites of the early history of the earth and Israel. It provides a back story for the parts that Moses did not record in the Book of Genesis etc.. As I said previously, chew the meat...

Seem to me that you fit this category wonderfully well, with your beliefs in the false teachings department.

Perhaps you may find the answer in the Book of Jasher in chapter 27. The book can be downloaded free of charge as a PDF document here https://holybooks-lichtenbergpress.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-of-Jasher.pdf. You can chew on the meat and spit out the bones as you please.

But where I live the sun has not gone over the yard arm yet.

You know that when the time comes for us to hold the "new wine" we are actually "aged/old wine skins" at that point in time of our lives.

Sorry Sabertooth, I am not on this forum for the purposes of exchanging sound bytes of wisdom

But Joseph, the Bible translations you quote are not always infallible and sadly do lead many astray because of those errors.

But he was a fearless hunter of wild game. Why did he need to be a drama queen to demand food when Jacob was his mummy's boy and not as outgoing as Esau?