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Relax! It's not a problem for Born Again Christians, but it certainly is a problem for the Christian religious. They are being indirectly kept from knowing that they really are "none of His". Romans 8:8-9. Many are being baptized by water only, thinking that they have "entered into the KoG". And...

Of course you don't. The true second coming, being that of the coming of the Holy Spirit of both God the Father and God the Son to ALL people, has been virtually eclipsed by the visible religious churches. John 14:23.

^ Correction; through Jesus' birth was the beginning of the 69th week.

Note: one prophetic week equals 70 years. Through birth was the beginning of the 69th week. Jesus' death and resurrection was when He was 33 years old (in the midst of the 69th week). He ascended into Heaven, and 45 days later God gave the Holy Spirit to the disciples, thus making both God the...

I agree, and that was through the fact of Jesus' first coming in the flesh. He told the Jews that their house was left unto them desolate, and that the only way that they will see/percieve who Jesus really was, would be through "Born Again" Christians coming to them in the name of the Lord to...

I would expect you to disagree. Such thoughts of a first, second and final coming of Jesus is simply not in the narrative or thought pattern of religious "church-ianity". However, the process of His salvation to us, is biblically shown to be through Him coming to us at three different times and...

The churches are messed up on the three comings of Jesus. The OT prophets, from this side of the cross, are misunderstood because they mostly prohesied about Israel and Jesus' first coming in the flesh as Messiah, and his second coming, which is through the Comforter, the Holy Spirit. Zechariah...

My point is simple: First coming- physical Did Jesus come physically? Yes. Second coming- spiritual Is Jesus now coming to us spiritually? Yes. Third coming- physical Will Jesus come again physically? Yes. Church-ianity makes a big thing about Jesus first coming, but neglects to expound or...

Amen! Even Jesus' prayer reveals what He desired of with His Father: John 17[5] And now, O Father, glorify thou me with thine own self, with the glory which I had with thee before the world was.

Man can look beyond the 1&2 heavens, with as many updated telescopes that they can make, to find God's eternal Heaven. Its not of this world, but rather is another dimension, and is probably operative right beside us. Acts 17[27] That they should seek the Lord, if haply they might feel after...

No one is familiar with the real second coming of Jesus being Pentecost, because the religion of "church-ianity" is unaware of it itself, ever since the RCC. Therefore they (RCC) "having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof" couldn't perceive or grasp the reality of Pentecost...

Amen! Right after His Ascension.

Don't be "Taken" so fast! It could be that you and others have by-passed or have forgotten about the real "second coming" of His promise to "come to" each of us, being the time of our own "visitation". The religious denominations of "church-ianity" have classified many "comings" of the Lord...

And your interpretation of scripture will be from what source? Shall it be "by might", "by power", or "by My Spirit"? Zechariah 4:6. By might (mental effort) and/or by power (religious persuasion) is of the human mind, and most certainly is opinion, conjecture and speculation, which of course...

Yes, but by whose version of scripture, according to men (RCC-Vulgate, KJV, NIV, JW-NWT, etc.)? To which Greek Text are the above many translations derived from? So now, by whose interpretation do we trust? The RCC, the Early Church Fathers, Scholarly Theologians, numerous denominational Bible...

^ Also, when I say the word "church-ianity" , I am meaning ALL the organized christian religious denominations, of which is spoken of in KJV- Zechariah 4:6, by the use of the word "power", being an outside influence; a religious persuasion. The word "might" in that same verse, implies internal...

^ Oh, one more I must add: Revelation 3:20

^ At this point, I will only quote five scriptures that are of a necessity for understanding God's words from the KJV: Isaiah 55:8-9 Zechariah 4:6 John 3:3-8 John 16:13 Romans 8:8-9

I cannot say that I agree with much of what you have said. It is apparent to me that you are NOT reading from the KJV, but rather from one of the many corrupted modern day bibles, that are translated from the "Wescott & Hort Greek Text". If that be so, then we are very much at an impass for...

^ Correction: my reference to Philippians 4:10 is an error. It should be Philippians 310] That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death; [11] If by any means I might attain unto the resurrection of the dead...