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I wouldn't be surprised if people have done just that. I wasn't actually making a comment on whether what you were saying was 'unbiblical'...just that it's not really unacceptable to say somethings unbiblical if, let's face it, something is! But I just think that if you're going to come out and...

I'm not sure if the scroll is exactly the book of Revelation, but I agree with you that it most certainly is the word of God. It is sweet to Joh because he knows that people from all tongues and tribes and nations will come to Christ and be saved, but his stomach is bitter because he also knows...

This is an interesting point, and you could well be right...that this is something to be revealed to us at a future moment. I think it could also be linking to when in verse 6 John is told that there will be "no more delay". Since reporting the messages (or thunders) that were given would take...

And it most certainly is easier to do in those quiet moments when life isn't bombarding you!

I'm not saying you're wrong! Or even that I ultimately disagree theologically with what you've stated above. That was never my point. You have made it the point...or perhaps the justfication for it. My point was attitude. You want to tell brakelite you've been there with him before and can't see...

Thanks? Or "please can I go back to sleep?" I know some people are "early birds" but I cannot fathom anyone being pleased at being awake at 4am!!

Okay, sure, fine. You indeed have the right to disagree with people, especially if you've heard them all before. However...do you take the same consideration on board in your own conversations? For instance...when you and I talk about our difference in opinion on End Times, would you appeciate...

Yeah...I think it comes down to two...no...maybe three things: your conscience, which should be guided by the Holy Spirit. The verse: 1 Cor 6:12 that talks about how while everything may be "lawful" not everything is particularly helpful. And then really the whole counsel of scripture...which...

See the beginning of the post I just posted to brakelite. Several bible passages list believers and Disciples gathering together on "the first day of the week", which also happened to be the day Christ rose from the grave. I suppose people call it "the Lords Day" from the Revelation, where John...

Hey brakelite. There are a few verses that speak of the Disciples and Christians gathering together on the first day of the week: On the first day of the week, when we were gathered together to break bread, Paul talked with them, intending to depart on the next day, and he prolonged his speech...

Hmmm. Let's think about that. Were you argreeing, or even disagreeing, for me to be "displeased" with? You told brakelite to not bother putting forth his theories, they were not worth your time for considering. Your words, not mine. Your disdain. Not an agreement, or disagreement. I would have...

Your disdain spoke for you.

I'm going to have to disagree with you on some things here. While I can agree that the RCC has some unbiblical doctrines, and that the seat of the Papacy itself is concerning at the least, I think you are way off track with the Sunday sacredness thing. And I'll tell you why...it's not just a...

The same can...and is...said for Dispensationalism. But that doesn't, and shouldn't, stop you from voicing your opinions here. End Times doctrines are open-handed issues. We should be free to debate and discuss our thoughts on them. You should be secure enough in your own to stand up under...

I've come to this conversation rather late, and have not yet managed to read through every post. But I wanted to ask you an initial question here. You are saying that Catholicism would, if possible, force everyone to convert, if it had the chance. How you do undertand Pope Francis with his push...

Well, of course we need to keep our main focus on Christ. But, if we weren't to give our attention to any thing else, then why does the bible mention it? We must understand that if something is mentioned in scripture, God wants us to know about it, even if it is just a simple knowledge. And it's...

I've heard Joel Richardson make a case for this, and he does it well. He's a good researcher, thorough...At the very least his case should warrent people to stop and consider the bible texts, I think. Every which way we turn we have people telling us Gog is Russia...etc, etc. But they state this...

Actually, except Christ's actual return, and the signs that preceed that actual event, all the signs he spoke about were seen, if not terminated, in the generation of the Apostles. Let me show you: We see in Acts 5:36-37; 8:9-10; 13:6 and 1 John 4:1 that false prophets were on the scene before...

Actually...no...no real views and/or opinion on this. I suppose it could have some witness avenues. But I'm so out of this "loop" that I really can't comment.