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Now, see...I make a case for God being above men and the world (as it should be)...and you think it's condescending. And that is not my way--it's God's way! I am only happy to humbly align with it...and to speak it in testimony. You are the perfect example of the problem. You call up down. But...

Pick anything written and turn to the middle and ask yourself, "Is this the middle of every real thing, or is it just the middle of what is written?" Now consider, "In the beginning was the Word." The point being, history is a word written, having a beginning and an end and a middle, and also...

Yes, and either way it's error. That error, is adopting a [worldly] outlook or perspective for the eternal point in which God says Amen (So be it). Such a worldly perspective is the thinking of men wagging God's eternity around by the tail as if He was their dog (god spelled backwards--how...

That does not address the understanding of Time and the limits thereof, being created within the timeless eternal kingdom of God.

Those would-be interpretations (and your error of assumption) have nothing to do with what is written, nor is that what I said. But rather that God has stated the terms of what He makes manifest in revelations to our shame.

Yes, but that is a different subject. I was referring to God manifesting to each according to their own shame, by the same measure that they use: The man of sin revealed.

It may sound that way, but it's quite biblical: "For with the same measure that you use, it will be measured back to you.” Luke 6:38

The problem is you have not reconciled that with all of scripture, and the point remains the same: Isaiah 42:19 Who is blind but My servant, Or deaf as My messenger whom I send? Who is blind as he who is perfect, And blind as the Lord’s servant? As Paul explained, each builds upon the...

There is a whole book on it, saying beginning and end with regard to the world, but "I am" in regards to God and his kingdom. I was just giving a synopsis.

Alright, so far, so good! Okay, that defines things from a WORLDLY perspective, that's the elementary breakdown that God has given to His people, as children. Open book test. Good. I figured you could manage that. Now how about from God's--not yesterday, today, and tomorrow, not linear, not in...

No need. Time is part of the creation, only existing from the beginning to the end.

"Soul" just means man was made a "being"...like an "animal", but with the unique distinction of being made in God's image. It is only men who have defined "soul" to mean something more, even a third thing added to the flesh and spirit.

On second thought, even though you have wrongly identified my position as Preterism...let's get into that either/or be dammed mind of yours. How does that mind of yours rationalize the timing of "the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world?"

No, to do so is to embrace the world. Nonetheless, all things are manifest: To those who believe millions of years, millions of years, and to those thousands, thousands. Likewise, to those who believe only life in the world and in the flesh, death, and to those life in God, everlasting.

There is quite a bit more to Mat 13:11. If you only consider in part, you will only...

Like I said.

Yes...I quote Jesus, and YOU scoff. As for Preterism, I don't qualify. Apparently you don't know the proper definition. Go figure.

"When Were Cars Invented? The 1901 Mercedes, designed by Wilhelm Maybach for Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft, deserves credit for being the first modern motorcar in all essentials."

The problem here, is that by assuming that these prophesies are future, it goes against what Jesus said about the times being "as in the days of Noah." Which times are more like the present by the general state of oblivion...than any smaller would-be act of history seeming to repeat itself. But...

Very interesting indeed. The interpretation of the dream is this: The small bag is the narrow way, and the large bag the way of the many. The old car is not the old way, but the new vehicle of combustion, wherein the weasel has been, which shall be taken out.