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If you want to write off the King James Version of the Bible, etc., and also take away Elohim (God in plural) from the scriptures since the beginning...that is your choice. As for me, having called upon the name of the Lord [God], and Him answering caught me up in the spirit, after which He...

So, then, you believe that Jesus did not rise from the dead in the flesh? That is not biblical. For it was His flesh body that suffered and died; and after rising from the dead He showed his disciples that He was flesh, saying, "Behold My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself. Handle Me and...

Isaiah 45:7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things. Contrast--it's contrast. God has formed the light and created darkness and evil to destroy evil by contrast. But created beings living in a created world suffering created...

Careful, John, in the scriptures, identified Him as God.

Interesting conversation. When the deed is done then, when all the elements even of Christ and the carcass are dissolved with fervent heat and with fire--what then would you say, if all that remains is as God, meaning spirit? Might one say (especially to and among the immature, among children)...

You did not quote me. But I have just quoted you denying the scriptures. Oh, and that "spirit-speak"--that is the Holy Spirit. Strike three. So be it.

Apparently not even the apostle John. So be it.

Apparently you didn't understand anything I told you. Still you preach.

No, no...just that our default should not be to lean on or favor our own understanding. Which I only mean as a caution to those who are prone to assumption. Not to say that is what you have done. But certainly we should remember that God is God, and that after He has told us that much of what we...

Haha...shall I retrace your steps, or you? I was responding to your comment and point of 'one mind and propose'...and how it relates to One God only meaning one purpose, as groups can sometimes do. But I was suggesting that it did not apply in the case of God, because that makes men the rule...

Another rant saying that the salvation of God is not forever? It is hard for you to kick against the goads. But you miss the point. You refer to "obedience", not even considering that the dead do not obey, for they are dead. So then, if dead, who is it that lives--what do the scriptures say...

That is very well stated, certainly reflecting the love of Christ--thank you! Which I do not say because I do or do not believe in a trinitarian God. If anything, I consider three not enough to be accurate. But then the scriptures do refer to three "in heaven"--not by any coincidence, but with...

What doesn't make sense, is to consider the matter by the logic of men in their lowly state. But rather that we should consider the biblical examples cast into the lives of mere men--as being barely representational, even as the church who would be headless if considered overly separate rather...

Yes, even Israel is recorded as having acted from time to time "as one man." Still, we are talking about God who's ways are higher...and the word does say "One God", but also "was God" referring to Jesus. I just don't consider it wise to assume the matter to be according to men's logic as if...

Every error of misunderstanding or misinterpreting the scriptures is one of timing. In other words, Time is of the world, but the things of God are not. Therefore, all errors of the things of God come from mixing the two.

That is correct...but it would appear that you do not have the "how" or the details correct. Meaning, that just as Jesus was first resurrected in the flesh and secondly to the Father whom is spirit--the first resurrection occurs with the born again in the flesh (just as Christ the firstfruits...

How about "the two shall become one flesh", or "I and the Father are One," or "that they may be one just as We are one?" Are those in the original scriptures?

He was quoting a prophecy of Daniel regarding Him: Daniel 7:13 “I was watching in the night visions, And behold, One like the Son of Man, Coming with the clouds of heaven! He came to the Ancient of Days, And they brought Him near before Him.

Your words and error were clear--I quoted you. But my casting pearls has a limit. You have reached that limit. As I said, it is enough.

I explain the Trinity as the Me-Myself-and-I of God...in which case all those would-be person and profession identities occur in one's own life, and therefore why not God's? I mean if a student called their teacher "Mom", it might be true or might not be. But if she goes home and her actual...