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And again, you are unable to answer what I have posted above... To @BreadOfLife

Pretty close to it. I believe that the man was Spirit-led to start the church...and in that sense it was in fact founded by Christ.

That is what you did, with each of the verses that you quoted. Except you didn't show the complete context...you failed to quote contrasting verses...so you cherry-picked the verses that you wanted in order to substantiate your pov. Next time, show how your verses don't contradict John 5:24...

Timothy did in fact have two parents. His mother was Jewish, and his father was a Greek. That is specifically mentioned in the book of Acts. It was the reason why Paul had him circumcised....because of the Jewish people in the area who knew of his ancestry.

For some reason he wanted to choose out 12,000 men from each tribe of Israel (except Dan) for His purposes during the Great Trib. This is a question that maybe we might ask Him when we get to heaven.

You have cherry-picked all of those verses...:eek::D:p Your contentions are answered simply by the fact that certain believers are sealed by the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 1:13-14, 2 Corinthians 1:22, 2 Corinthians 5:5) until the day of redemption. He, and His influence in their lives, is their...

Apparently Exodus 20:10 tells us that it is a violation of the 4th commandment to do any work on the sabbath day. But Jesus told a man to take up his bed and walk on the sabbath day; and also healed the man (you can find the story in John 5:1-18). When confronted by the Pharisees, he replied...

Most certainly, He is able to help us to reason out what needs to be reasoned out in order for us to come into His salvation.

The church was called in NT times, "Christians" "The Way" and "the sect of the Nazarenes."

My woman is nowhere being discussed here.

People who grew up in the 1950's simply never heard the gospel as it is written in holy scripture.

It means that we are to reason with the Lord concerning doctrine; and that when we come to the proper, reasonable conclusion, our sins, which are as scarlet, shall be as white as snow.

She's a false teacher, isn't she? Proclaiming that to repent doesn't mean to "change your sinful ways"... That is definitely false teaching afaic.

My wife's sister had a husband who got born again (he became a Christian after being a Muslim) and was given the gift of prophecy as a gift of the Holy Spirit. His name was Mohammed. So I guess there is a loophole that can be given, so that a man can say, "Allah is the Arabic name for God and...

That is too hilarious. I have made an airtight case for eternal security and you have been unable to refute it. And you calling me a liar again, I will count it as par for the course...apparently you do that with everyone who disagrees with you.

Indeed; for whenever 2 Corinthians 6:2 is read, the "now" of that moment is the time of salvation. And this indicates to me that salvation is always in the present moment. tick-tock-tick-tock-tick-tock...

No; but if the spirit that came over you convinced you that you had never sinned before...then that would be a lying spirit.

I did not cease to have the understanding that I had sinned in the past. For it is a biblical understanding (Romans 3:23, 1 John 1:10, Galatians 3:22). As a matter of fact, it has been said by many excellent teachers of God's word, that we often go from feeling sinless to feeling that we are...

For "the" interpretation. yes, it matters. We ought to want to know "the" interpretation because we want to know the truth of the matter.

If you felt for hours that you had never sinned in your life, that certainly was the devil (see 1 John 1:10).