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Oh, the main antichrist whom I think is Herod.

Nor will they be annihilated. Thanatos means the deprivement of life and prosperity. (thrift?)

Ginomai is the verb that it is derived from. Fathers don't create children; they beget or rather start them with this verb. Genea implies the action is received; thus, it is something that starts or is starting. Verse 33 implies that the genea is the start of summer.

@Siddhi Koli As to one more thing, the second death, in my opinion, is the second depriving of Israel. The first was at the hands of the Romans.

21:7 ὁ νικῶν κληρονομήσει πάντα, καὶ ἔσομαι αὐτῷ θεὸς καὶ αὐτὸς ἔσται μοι ὁ υἱός Whoever overcomes shall partake everything, and I will be to him the God, and he shall be to me a son. It means God promises you feel a new body when woke out of the death. The rest, verse8, is what you feel with...

John says there have been many antechrists. Which one? [1Jo 2:18 NET] 18 Children, it is the last hour, and just as you heard that the antichrist is coming, so now many antichrists have appeared. We know from this that it is the last hour.

Are you unitarian?

You first!

If it was chastity, then this would be good; but if it be perpetual virginity, that is silly and quite damming for the ECFs.

The Babylonians of the Rabbinic period of Judaism purged the afterlife from prophetical writings. But we have Abel awake after Cain killed him. David was a messiah too. Did you know that?

With Origen, there comes much forgery. He was a proto-Arian heretic. I have reconstructed his beliefs based on rumors and what the Arians believed.

Following the Sadducees belief about the afterlife, they wanted to stone him, for saying Abraham was still alive. Hypatia murdered because she believed in irrational numbers. Thus, this is a very likely response, because they did not trust him. He made himself to act like God. The verb for make...

Damned to hell with everlasting punishing. Interesting what you say about the final Messiah, but he didn't pre-exist. I think the Early Church Fathers thought there was much more proof in the Old Testament. But that is much to read.

I don't think you understand that the non-aorist present tense is always continuous. Thus, "I am fasting" which is continuous in English gets a better Greek meaning. Cheers. RomeSweetRome says: What? The someone does not believe in a perpetual virginity, but rather perpetual chastity. Just to...

He is supernatural, but not the God of genesis. When we die, he will be less supernatural to us.

Not something I disagree with Wallace directly on though.

Now, I am not one who hates Wallace and other intermediate grammar, but I Mounce's and similar "basic" Greek grammars are complicated enough, and that the intermediate grammars are overrated. It seems that James White ignores them or uses them just as a guide. My two cents. Hope its gold.

I am already dying in that I am past my young adult prime. No one can "save" themself or be saved from death. Everything dies, but God wakes the dead in new angelic bodies. Now let us get to the point, why should I trust Jesus to have been God?

Gnosticism is the belief that experiences can save a person. This is never true, no matter what you believe.

Better. I apologize.