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Maybe my problem is I’m not certain what heaven is, you say it’s up— what direction?

What scripture is it that declares them angelic beings? And if Jesus is in heaven and seven angles of the churches are in his hand art they also in heaven?

Okay, what if the angels with the seven vials weren’t actually angels?

How do we know that these seven angels aren’t the same seven angels that received the seven vials of wrath?

We’re the epistles written to the churches or the angels of the churches?

Check out a book called the witness in the stars.

How can you be a full preterist and believe he’ll has not been cast in the lake of fire?

I don’t see it that way.

If you get a chance to read Matthew 24 you’ll see he tells them exactly what they’ll experience over the next 30 years or so.

I can assure you it was very relevant to those first century Christian Jews who fled Jerusalem prior to the Roman massacre.

It’s so ironic to me, you start a thread labeled Messiah, quote Old Testament scripture of his spirit speaking into a man thousands of years ago…..and can’t hear his voice.

Okay, I see your reference. If I may ask, who do you believe is speaking too God in the 88th psalm?

Could you give the specific verse that say God doesn’t have the power to resurrect the dead or the power to forgive?

I just don’t see it in myself, I’ve read the New Testament for years, and it seems the more I read of Jesus and the apostles of Christ the less I see any similarities in my life. Sometimes I wish I could be as many on here. Seeing myself as Christ like, but I just don’t possess the energy...

Luke 13:6-9 KJV [6] He spake also this parable; A certain man had a fig tree planted in his vineyard; and he came and sought fruit thereon, and found none. [7] Then said he unto the dresser of his vineyard, Behold, these three years I come seeking fruit on this fig tree, and find none: cut it...

The whole of the story is God needed to till the ground.

Take a closer look at the scripture @Behold quote. God put them out of the garden to till the ground from which they were taken? Hebrews 13:12-13 KJV [12] Wherefore Jesus also, that he might sanctify the people with his own blood, suffered without the gate. [13] Let us go forth therefore unto...

This is what the light of the world was trying to show them, God is spirit and love.. He doesn’t order genocide. This whole situation in the Old Testament was a geographical conquest. Fueled by the darkened hearts of evil and corrupt men. You can witness it in our distant past also, as well as...

If your argument is against the narratives of men then I would say I agree with you.

For Gods sake man, the very stones he was holding are graven images. That’s what Egyptians did?