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Hi Matt, that is the key right there. And the events which surround the manifestation of "peace and safety, is not going to have ANY of the "religious" innuendos and religious garb, of "church-ianity's" fabrications and persuasion. Those events shall also be manifested as being typical in the...

By the scriptures you quoted, you have expanded the implication of Jesus saying that they would see heaven open, and the angels ascending and descending upon the son of man. Of that I do agree. So then, as a result, I safely conclude that the disciples saw angels during the transfiguration, and...

Your understanding is considerably worthy. In my estimation, I can't tell if it was a vision placed in each of the three disciples head, or that it was a reality for their mortal eyes. Either way would do for me, because the fact is none of them were told in the moment of who the entities were...

Jesus said that heaven would be open and that they would see angels. There is no doubt in me, that what Jesus said, came to pass during his transfiguration. Please tell me what "image" or other visual the three disciples compared to, that they would know that they literally saw Moses and...

With a response like that, you are only showing that you lack understanding on the topic of the transfiguration, as well as how the Holy Spirit of God brought back to their remembrance, all of what to write in the Gospels, accordingly. It is clear to me that you as a believer, have also been...

Let's review what I said in post #21: "We could go on with the transfiguration, and what the three disciples said they saw, of which is in direct contrast to what Jesus said of what they would see: John 1:51" [51] And he saith unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Hereafter ye shall see...

Nope. Of what I said, in regards to the details of the Transfiguration, you missed it, being that church-ianity has accepted the heresy of what the disciples said they saw, as opposed to what Jesus said it was, that they would actually see.

I think that we should becareful in discerning John 6:39. Though the shed blood of Christ is the atonement made available for and to all people, one should not think that EVERYONE shall be saved. It is God the Father that seeks the hearts of those who are willing to repent towards Him. John...

Referencing post #102: A kind of First fruits is correct, but they, the symbolic 144,000, were under the altar of Remembrance, being the OC. Rev. 6:9-11 proves that God did not forget those who died in faith of "the Promise to come", he remembered them. Malachi 3:16. Go see Simeon and Nathanael...

Whether you want to hear it or not, Christians are not allowed by God to retaliate against an attacking army, but the UNSAVED will. Born again Christians are not of this world, and therefore are not obligated to be "patriotic" to the country they live in. Israel, and their Godless belief system...

Actually, when John 1:51 is entertained and examined first by our minds, we perceive that Jesus was wanting to provide a glimmer of hope and expectation, that they would see a reality of evidence that He whom they were following, was indeed the Messiah, backing up the words of John the baptist...

In that post #21, this thread, I wrote: We could go on with the transfiguration, and what the three disciples said they saw, of which is in direct contrast to what Jesus said of what they would see: John 1:51.

God thinks and speaks in the past, in the present, and in the future....all at the same time. Therefore, the book of Revelation is such a condition, of the thoughts of His mind. I don't believe that all of Revelation is all future. When we read Revelation, we must recognize by "the mind of...

God the Father's plan of restoration, is in regard to people repenting towards Him, through faith in Christ. In a recent post on this site, I wrote about it under the thread title: "Were the Two witnesses from the past?" (Christian Debate site- post #428- #443 (beginning on page 22). I have...

From my post #21, I also gave a few examples of understanding, whereby most professing Christians will balk at it, and even go to the point to persecute, just because it doesn't fit with the overall understanding of "church-ianity" by "the wisdom of men". 1 Cor. 2:5. What is your understanding...

The 10C Law was not written so that it should give the gift of eternal life, by one following it to the letter. Nor was the letter of the Law to be an object of worship, to prove that one is godly, and therefore by keeping it, one is approved of God. The Law was given to reveal that which is...

I think you missed how I said what said: "......never was He heretical BY the scriptures." The Jews thought Jesus to be heretical TO the scriptures, according to "the wisdom of men". However, Jesus having "the power of God" the Father within Him, was revealing the thoughts of what God Himself...

Evidently you don't understand what Jesus was saying to the Jews. [39] For I say unto you [Jews/Israel], Ye shall not see/perceive me henceforth, till ye [Jews] shall say, Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord. Why should the Jews call "born again Christians" "blessed"? Only born...

In everything That God the Father said and did through Jesus, He was showing the Jews what the soon to be Age of Grace was all about through His Holy Spirit. The Jews were not worshipping God, but rather they were worshipping the words of the Law. It's still going on today, by those Christians...

Yes, salvation was to Israel of faith, in their belief of the "Promise to come" (Jesus), for those who lived under the OC, WHEN it was in force and operative. They are now shown as permanently saved by the Gift of God's Holy Spirit given to each one, who were under the altar (of remembrance)...