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See posts #1-#6 of the following thread: True Trinity.

I think that you are arguing just for the sake of arguing; and that you really do understand my point.

You must "confess" that is, agree with God, that Jesus is your Lord... If you are disobedient then God does not say that Jesus is your Lord (because it is not the case and God will not speak a lie)... And therefore if you say "Jesus is my Lord" but are disobedient, it is no confession; you are...

Of course...always did. The right hand indicates the place of pleasure (Psalms 16:11). Jesus being on the right hand of power means that He is very much blessed. That is what I am saying.

Jesus is the unique Son of God. The fact that He is the Most High as a Man does not make every human being the Most High. Just like the fact that my dog is red (I am speaking hypothetically I do not have a dog) does not mean that all dogs are red.

Actually, Jesus is "on the right hand of power" so the POWER would be at His left.

Yes. Nope. It doesn't follow. Not sure I know how to explain it to you either if you are not intelligent enough to see it.

But not through the lineage of his mother.

The blood of Jesus sanctifies (Hebrews 13:12, Hebrews 10:29) and cleanses us from all sin (1 John 1:7).

To REPENT is to cease being a worker (doer) of iniquity. For, if anyone continues to be a worker (doer) of iniquity, they will be cast into the furnace of fire (Matthew 13:41-42; Matthew 7:23, Matthew 25:41). Therefore, repentance is necessary for salvation. Very simple. Don't be deceived by...

Then my contentions will go unanswered by you....and I will win the argument by default.

Why do you love it? it refutes your concept that repentance isn't turning away from sin. It shows that even in the New Testament, repentance is defined as turning away from sin.

@jaybird, No response? Are you certain that you are not running away from the discussion?

That doesn't necessarily follow. I can say, "my dog is red" That does not translate into "all dogs are red".

Jesus had no legal right to the Levitical priesthood because He was not descended from Levi.

Jesus said to clean the inside of the cup and platter that the outside may also be clean.

Actually, Jesus' right to the priesthood was not based on any connection to Levi (see Hebrews 7) in his personal lineage. He came as high priest according to the order of Melchizedec; an entirely different priesthood than Levi. Notice what it says in Hebrews 7:14.

What "joke" was that? I don't recall you telling any jokes.

correct.

Love it!