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That is the point, the error of so many, literally most of Christendom--that what occurred in the time of Christ somehow equates to each person being crucified, and saved, and judged, etc. in the future. That is world-speak math--but that is not what the scriptures are revealing....they are...

Simply reading--you are not being wiser than the serpent. You're not alone, that sort of error oversight is epidemic. Regardless, you show yourself as not having any authority to say. So be it. Believe what you will. :(

Do you see what you have just said? But no, I am not "trying to convince people here." I am acting within what is given to me to reveal what is actually true, with Authority. And what you "think" is only good if it is true, and it is not. Picking up from there, the difference with the horse...

According to the [worldly] time keeping of men not yet born at that time, they seemingly had not yet been judged or rewarded. But neither were they even born at the time of the cross, nor even those long dead, seemingly were not crucified with Christ--but that is not what is written. As Paul...

You have tried to convince people of this here before. But just because you see the two as different, doesn't mean they are. It is simply one event revealed from two different perspectives, one from a worldly perspective, and the other from a heavenly perspective. When the scales are removed...

The scriptures speak of the workings of Satan in many ways...not to be considered anything or anyone more. The same is true of Christ (the scriptures also speak of His works by many, but all do the works of Christ Jesus). As Paul as much as stated, saying, "for me, to live is Christ."

There is no problem. Daniel said that Messiah would "confirm the covenant" in the "middle" of "the week" (in the middle of the seven "times") which are the seven days prophesied in the seven days of creation representing all of time before God's rest on the seventh day--which Messiah Jesus...

The Temple of God is the body of Christ (John 2:21). The Gentiles will walk upon ("trample") the foundation laid by Israel and Christ for forty-two months ("half a time" from Daniel 7:25, Daniel 12:7 "a time and times and half a time"). The times of the Gentiles is after the cross (around 35...

I know, you know I know, and you know I am against what you are also against--but not as you are--because you mix it up as if there were no one advocating for "ONE IN CHRIST IN GOD." So, even after we have clarified which is which, here you are again in need of a reminder accusing me and asking...

This issue is misunderstood on many levels. Another passage that would seem to support the idea that salvation does not actually happen until we die (until this body of flesh passes), is: "To them God willed to make known what are the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles...

I don't know of any church past or present that has not come to believe the doctrine of the "false teachers" Peter foretold of and the "lie" Paul said would cause "strong delusion", except those who expected Jesus to return "soon" and in their lifetime. Not as the Preterists believed, but as...

No, sorry if it sounded like that. Many unknowingly die at the end of the life of flesh and sin (sin and death) without understanding that salvation comes or came when Jesus knocked, they opened to him and He entered into them, which for many since Pentecost, occurs while we are still alive in...

Yeah, but that is only part of what I said. What I was pointing out is that all who are born are called to receive salvation--not simply all who are born or called will receive salvation. But thanks, it is good to clarify that point.

Mankind has made many useful tools, including AI. But it should be understood that Artificial Intelligence is limited to man's intelligence.

When one fully understands Time there is no evolution.

Why do you persecute me? It is written, "That they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in me, and I in you, that they also may be in us, so that the world may believe that you have sent me." Indeed there is a counterfeit version, but also a true version, each having their own fighting...

You're getting ahead of yourself. First you need to understand the nature of times vs. the acts of God according to His terms rather than those of this world. Which requires the renewing of your mind.

This is a HUGE topic. But again, I will point out that your perspective is only worldly. To fully understand requires having a full understanding of time vs. the greater reality of God which is without time. That is not a topic that the world even has a grasp of as yet. I can tell you of...

Your definition of "literal" is worldly. But as it is written, "which is greater?" The kingdom of God is greater and the standard is His, meaning His literal is not worldly as you seem to think what is literal is limited to. As for what was and is seemingly literal in this world--we ought not...

No, context and what is applicable whenever it crops up, is a matter of fulfillment of what is written. History even repeats itself, as men have the same habits, make the same mistakes, and God repeats also as He did with Israel, for every generation, even daily, as the light is divided from the...