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2Ti 2:14-16 Remind them of these things, charging them before the Lord not to strive about words to no profit, to the ruin of the hearers. (15) Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. (16) But shun...

What a mess!

Have you studied much Biblical Theology?

He might have seen it in an art gallery, but he didn't see it in The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him, to show unto his servants things which must shortly come to pass; and he sent and signified it by his angel unto his servant John: (Rev1:1)

I heard enough. Didn't agree.

The interpretation presented in Episode 241 grates against the New Testament. The podcast’s reading of Isaiah 53 is intentionally provocative, but it does collide with several core NT themes — especially the purpose of the incarnation and the logic of divine love in John 3:16. Here I use my...

Has someone come forward with something? Only a fool would come on the internet and pretend to be the antichrist that everyone is talking about. There are a lot of YouTubers trying to shock their audience with inside information about what's going on and what's going to happen. What a fright...

With a Book about Himself . . . and how He wants His Creation to relate to Him . . . ? Let me think. Hmm . . . might just work! :crossword:

I'm using my noggin, tsml

Antichrist beliefs will actually perish, so you've scored there.

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Madame Guyon is universally regarded as a Christian mystic. Every major historical, academic, and devotional source identifies her as a French Catholic mystic whose spirituality centered on interior prayer, passive contemplation, and total surrender to God. Why Madame Guyon Is Considered a...

⭐ The Mystic Behind The Passion of the Christ: Anne Catherine Emmerich Mel Gibson’s film draws heavily from the visions recorded in The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ by the German Catholic mystic Anne Catherine Emmerich. This book is explicitly listed as a source for the...

What The Book of Azariah (Maria Valtorta) Actually Is ✨ 1. A Modern Mystical Work (1946–47) Written by Maria Valtorta, an Italian Catholic mystic. Composed while she was bedridden in Viareggio, Italy. She claimed to receive “lessons” from a spiritual being she called Azariah, whom she...

The title of this thread, Roman Catholic Mysticism: A Divergence from Biblical Christianity, is the result of my inquiry into The Book of Azariah a 20th‑century Catholic mystical work written by Maria Valtorta, in which “Azariah” is presented as her guardian angel. Roman Catholic mysticism is...

Here’s the good news in answer to the issues you raise. A sincere and meaningful discussion about “the elect,” “the redeemed,” and “the faithful” is actually the perfect next step in the conversation you’ve been having on this forum page christianityboard.com. These terms are often thrown...

Interesting topic to study. It makes me think of this passage: Rev 6:15-17 And the kings of the earth, and the great men, and the rich, and the chief captains, and the mighty men, and every bondman, and every freeman, hid themselves in the dens and in the rocks of the mountains. (16) And...

Here the sceptic spirit smuggles in an assumption that regret must mean lack of foreknowledge. That is not a logically necessary connection, so the argument collapses before it even starts. The fallacy is best described as a false inference from an anthropomorphic premise—more formally...

Your statement sounds philosophical, but the moment you test it against the biblical storyline, it collapses pretty quickly. And that’s actually interesting, because it reveals two very different ways of imagining God. Does the Bible teach that God created because He “needed” something? ✨...

Until they create something they are potential creators. God always knows everything, including the juxtaposition of His Creations in Eternity.