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I am quite sure you did not find those comments in any of my responses. I simply asked you to let me know what you disagree with in the narrative I sent you. Thanks.

Many Christians today have heard the phrase, “the law was nailed to the cross,” and some have interpreted that to mean that the Ten Commandments are no longer binding. But if we pause and think about that carefully—especially in light of Jesus’ own words—it raises some serious questions...

Let me try and ask you one question: In the narrative I included in my response to you, can you please tell me what elements you disagree with ... I have a problem following you.... Sorry.

Would you be so kind as to offer more of your thoughts? I certainly would like to read them, thanks.

Wonderful.. His people were and are the Jews.... I cannot understand how you do not find this in the bible... God will never abondone His people. There were two groups of "His people" as mentioned in Daniel 2:41-43, Those who would accept Him as their Messiah were identifid as "pottery clay,"...

Ok and thanks for your response. However, I am still confused… 1) Do you believe that Jesus came to bring the New Covenant to His people, the Jews? 2) Do you believe they rejected Him and then sent His followers out to preach the Good News to both Jew and Gentile? 3) Do you believe that both...

Ok and thanks... I am going to have to plead the fifth here.... what are you saying? What do you think I was saying? I respectfully ask you might take a breath and tell me how you have interpreted my narrative.... perhaps I miswrote it... I will double check it... thanks.

For what it is worth... here is a cut / paste narrative from my commentary on Daniel. Reflective narrative: God’s Unfolding Covenant: Israel, the Church, and the Hope Ahead The story of God's relationship with humanity—especially through Israel—has always been one of covenant, promise, and...

Well, thank you very much and God bless always.

Part 2 These elements provide a framework for understanding the divided nature and enduring strength of the fourth kingdom. 41a and 41b In Daniel 2:33 of the dream sequence, the feet of the fourth kingdom are described as being partly iron and partly clay—in that order—but without any...

r Part 1 Daniel 2:41 41And whereas thou saw the feet and toes, part of potters' clay, and part of iron, the kingdom shall be divided; but there shall be in it of the strength of the iron, forasmuch as thou saw the iron mixed with miry clay.. The fourth kingdom begins with pagan Rome...

Thank you for your thoughts! Hope you can / might also interpret the AOD is the cross. It is and always will be THE most abominable” act that man could ever do … against our own God. This will cause God to make desolate His relationship with His people for almost 2000 years- the “time of the...

The different elements, the Temple, the sacred vessels, the Ark, etc., were taken or destroyed in a certain order. And they were all restored in that order in reverse with Jesus coming on the first day of the 70th week of the prophecy... since the Ark was the first item taken away by Jeremiah...

I apologize if my comments to Davy above were not clear... it is difficult to incorporate everything that one believes in such a brief response.... The book of Daniel was written for the Jews. They were sent into exile to Babylon in 606 BC as punishment for disobeying God. But God would have...

You have a nice day.

Well , I understand your comments… I do believe that 99.999% of folks believe what you mentioned, but that is what they have been taught and also because the two verses follow each other. But these verses in the “Dream Sequence,” are given to us to reflect God’s establishing His structure of...

Davy, did you ever consider that 2:34 and 2:35 do not represent the same event or the same time of the events they refer to? That 2:34, the Stone (Messiah) struck the feet (only) and broke apart the two elements within the feet - the iron and clay elements. While 2:35 does indeed represent the...

Thank you for your response...

Ok and thanks for your thoughts....

David, I have to apologize... I would kindly ask if you might expand on your comments above.... I would like to truly understand what you are telling me.... thanks.