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You'll find many a bunch of nut cases trying to find their way through the labyrinth of confused paradigms. Of course I'm the exception! :hmhehm

what blinders do you see Steven?

Good on you!

You have lost your way in the Prophetic word Keraz....cobbling scenarios from your imagination while assuming and putting it forth as greater insight. Where you have gone is the common path of delusion. Those who see recognise this and wont have a bar of your fantastical imagining!

Down the flush!

One can pull apart any text and do a head job on it but those who understand know exactly what Paul is talking about without going on an over analysing trip.

hmmm, incriminating!

Building Christian Community - Matthew 18 Check it out folk; be inspired!

Oi

That's a baaaaad deduction Fred!

The Father chose to reveal himself in the Son. There is none other that unveils the Fathers heart as clearly as the Son. It was the Son who gave the Commandments to Moses on Sinai and followed the Hebrews in their wanderings. It was the Son who appeared to Abraham and the Patriarchs. Glorifying...

You are spinning off in your head Keraz. I haven't mentioned or given an opinion on any of the matters you mention above. I appears to me you are so locked into a tunnel vision which you think are great revelations from God, you cannot hear the other!

Did Jesus say that adultery is grounds for divorce? - Nope. At least we know grounds for divorce don't come out of the coffee pot!

Don't you find it noteworthy how Jesus gets all the accolades in the book of Revelation?....that should tell us something. In the book of Hebrews, Jesus is also drawn to our attention....as well as the reason.

I have done similar trips and encourage others to step out of their confines, take some risks, sacrifice some comforts and learn of the World and it's people around them first hand....instead of having their opinions shaped by CNN while reclining in a lazy chair. The ingenuity required to pull...

There yer go, as expected...you cannot hear.....instead, insist on forcing your paradigm into the text. It's a familiar story!

what business is that of anyone?

Those who only speculate should not make claims as if they actually know. Interesting statement coming from yourself in the light of your assertions, Scott!

Isaiah wrote from his understanding and world view. Here are a few examples where he didn't always get it right, just as Elijah didn't always get it right and neither did Moses. Poor ole Judas who hang around with Jesus for years didn't join the dots well either. Unfortunately his final choice...

God never sent fire in the days of Noah.