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What premise is that?

Romans 13 clearly tells us that the powers that be (in the kingdoms of this world) are ordained of God.

So, how is it that the powers that be are under the control of the god of this world? Is not the government on the shoulders of Christ?

It says clearly that there is no power but of God and that the powers that be are ordained of God (Romans 13:1).

The Holy Spirit will never testify that Jesus isn't God. What testimony of the Holy Spirit have I not received?

See Romans 13.

See Romans 8:13; which has to do with what Jesus did in providing the Holy Spirit through His death on the Cross (Luke 23:46); but also has something to do with what we do in our obedience to the Spirit.

Again I would point you to the OP (Hebrews 10:26-31).

I interpret it according to Romans 13.

If I have a dream that I have done something horrible and then wake up and consider it to have been a nightmare, I believe that I subconsciously and in my sleep, sinned against the Lord. However, that sin was not conscious or deliberate or intentional; it was not a willful sin. We do things in...

The Bible says that the government shall be upon the shoulders of Christ (Isaiah 9:6-7).

That Jesus died for our sins does not preclude that we are all forgiven of our sins. Consider the implication that this understanding has for your doctrine. The "grace" of Jesus dying for us on the Cross is not applied until the person has faith in Him. Faith must precede the grace of being...

The scriptures testify of Jesus (John 5:39-40). How is it that you have not received their testimony concerning Him? It says that their expectation is nothing but fearful judgment and fiery indignation that will devour the adversaries. The blood of Jesus does not only justify (as per Romans...

The points in question ought to make you sleep not as well; since they show forth the fact that you are being deceived by the Maria Vallorta thing. They don't help me sleep even in the slightest. I already sleep like a baby every night; and I don't need these points to help me to do so. I am...

Nevertheless, the points that I have already made are valid. There is safety in sticking to the Bible and not going astray to read documents that claim to be the words of Jesus as thought they really are the words of Jesus. As I have said before, if Jesus said those things to her in the flesh...

You are not promoting the true Jesus of the Bible; for the true Jesus of the Bible is in fact the God who created us both. And if you do not repent of your unbelief concerning this and put your faith in Jesus as the Son of God (as Isaiah 9:6 defines that, Him being "The everlasting Father")...

I'm afraid I cannot address those points, just as you cannot bring forth proof that Maria Vallorta's writings are inspired by the Lord. If you can, then do so. I am not going to answer your accusation of me as "hypocrite" because I know that I am not a hypocrite and therefore I do not need to...

To reject the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit in your life is a sin against the Holy Spirit and if you never allow Him to sanctify you wholly (1 Thessalonians 5:23 (kjv)), you may very well find yourself thrown into the lake of fire on your day of judgment. So, while you may not have...