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Romans 2:28-29: For he is not a Jew who is one outwardly, nor is circumcision that which is outward in flesh; 29 but he is a Jew that is one inwardly; and circumcision is of the heart, in the spirit, not in the letter, whose praise is not from men but from God. This is a dispensation as well...

"The idea that there will still be people in flesh bodies, having children, etc., during Christ's future "thousand years" reign with His elect is a Jewish myth." So yes, I definitely agree with you . It is a teaching found in another religious text that made it's way into the Christian church.

Hello. When you compare scripture with scripture, you will not find anywhere the teaching of a " second resurrection". If you find anything, please let me know.

Davy, well said. I agree. And I think because you have " thousand years" in quotations you don't believe it's a literal thousand years. In this time of apostasy I think the toughest barricade to break through is that teaching.

The Bible does not teach that there is a " second resurrection". Anyone who takes part in the " first resurrection" is resurrected unto eternal life, and will not experience the " second death", which is the death of the soul. So because there is one resurrection of all humanity at the last...

Hello Ben. I'm a long time Christian that doesn't quite understand where you are coming from. Not being disrespectful to your jewish ancestry but I don't see how celebrating Old Testament feast days is something that God wants us to do as Christians. In other words what would be the point of...

I'm sorry but when you say "Have a Reflective and thoughtful Yom Kippur.", are you saying this to Christians? I don't believe God would want us to go backwards in observing the Old Covenant practices. He gave us His only begotten Son who made atonement for us. This activity seems to be more...

The soul dies. It's like a candle that's put out. That's truly sad when you think about it. I want my soul to live forever with Christ. And I pray this for everyone I know and love.

After reading this I thought of this verse: Hebrews 12:2: looking unto Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith, who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. " the joy that was set before Him"

If I could ask you : If the sacrifice of Christ was all that was needed or required in God's sight for our justification, where does the additional act of " accepting Christ" come from? Most importantly where is it found in scripture?

I agree with you but I don't understand the analogy behind the scripture you provided.

I believe I understand where you are coming from. I believe many Christians are beginning to understand that Jesus Christ saved us from DEATH, being the one and only perfect sacrifice for sin. He " tasted ( experienced) death" for every man (Hebrews 2:9), not an eternity in a place called "...