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The opportunity to receive salvation has always been available to everyone. All anyone living in another nation had to do was move to the land of Israel and worship GOD. Forgiveness used to be only in natural Jerusalem where GOD placed his name. Now, however, that old economy has been removed...

It all boils down to this: do you love the truth? Those who love the truth come to the light; those who don't, don't, yet pretend that they do. hypocrite 1. a person who pretends to have virtues, moral or religious beliefs, principles, etc., that he or she does not actually possess...

And a corollary to this is: the act of judging doesn't mean necessarily that we have a beam in our own eye.

Squirmish! Good one. That's like stupidstitious, or condamnation.

These are good points. The analogy I like to use is of a stillborn fetus. It has been generated and has life in the womb, but is born into the world dead. Likewise, those who are generated into the spirit (born again) but do not overcome sin, have their spirits quenched and are born dead...

The opportunity to receive salvation has always been available to everyone. All anyone living in another nation had to do was move to the land of Israel and worship GOD. Forgiveness used to be only in natural Jerusalem where GOD placed his name. Now, however, that old economy has been removed...

Long posts are so easy to ignore. Double that for double-spaced ones.

Actually, it never has been about race. It's always been about GOD's selection and faith. According to the law of Moses, any outsider could have joined GOD's congregation if they left their country and emigrated to the land of Israel. Ruth is a prime example. Nevertheless, the natural seed were...

Yowzer! Rocky's playlist looks like a Who's Who of Apostasy Watch.

Modalism is a floating term that trinitarians have used to denigrate anything that resembles oneness. Traditionally, it refers to the doctrine that teaches GOD has three faces, or modes, that he reveals to mankind at different times depending upon his whim. Whether that is what Sabellius...

That is a incessant mischaracterization used by Trinitarians. One doesn't have to be a modalist to state what ZH did.

And adding Daniel 7:13 to your list, there are obviously two separate instances in which the son of man comes in clouds: once from the earth to the father, and once from the father to the earth.

Acts 1:9 is the same event as Daniel 7:13. Jesus left the earth in the clouds and arrived at the throne of GOD in the clouds: And when he had spoken these things, while they beheld, he was taken up; and a cloud received him out of their sight. Acts 1:9 I saw in the night visions, and, behold...

I've done the math too. The 57 years is based on Abraham being the first born when Terah was 70 years old. If Terah actually followed the pattern of those who preceded him, Abraham was born much earlier in his life, and Noah would have been younger. Numbers in parentheses represent years...

An interesting side note: Abraham was actually about 57 years old when Noah died, and Shem was alive during Abraham's life much longer. Haran was probably not that far from where Noah and Shem had settled. I have always been of the mind that Abraham met with one or both, and learned things from...

In solving any problem one has to start with what is well know. The festival days are key. Absolutely has to align with those.

Tell us about what you believe about GOD.

One day is composed of a morning/afternoon (daytime) and night, and begins at night. No need to quibble about semantics.

That is a completely fallacious argument. Denying sin (as you do) is a completely different matter than committing sin. The latter is due to our nature in which we all stumble, but the former is due to an unregenerate heart that dwells in darkness. To deny sin is to believe one's self righteous,

I think what you're meaning to say is that he rose as Sunday began, i.e., Sunday evening