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However, the Old Testament still applies as the word of God that we can learn from. Shalom!

Oh yes, disregard for his word and people aren't fleshly wisdom at all.

I already quoted scripture that you have not refuted while others had answers for your mis-applications of scripture to save me the trouble. Have a good day.

You people? You mean Christians? Are you not a born again Christian then?

If it's a false teaching then it's out of your hands, because it's about more than you, you don't have a say.

What are Swaggarts false teachings?

That is false teaching

https://www.gotquestions.org/His-blood-be-on-us.html

I ask then: Did God reject his people? By no means! I am an Israelite myself, a descendant of Abraham, from the tribe of Benjamin. God did not reject his people, whom he foreknew. Romans 11:1-2

I don't buy in to replacement theology. It will one day be exposed for the fraud it is.

You need to repent of your visceral hatred towards the Jewish people. God will certainly hold you accountable if you don't.

Try walking with Christ indeed, and you will learn a love for his ethnic people and chosen nation.

You need to repent of your visceral hatred towards the Jewish people. God will certainly hold you accountable if you don't.

Thank you this is just the info I was looking for. I'll geet back in it in a bit.

I just had a thread about this passage, asking how this event relates to the marriage supper. I'm interested in this. 1. It is Michael because he is the highest ranking war angel. 2. No this event is future and will happen right before the 70th week of Daniel. 3. At this point yes they have...

In heaven we will all have the mind of Christ which is unity and love, the former things have passed away, but the hateful will be in hell.

Great how that's all laid out. Thank you for your contribution.

Well let me explain myself, I described your post as backwards not in reference to chronological order of events but the events themselves seemed backwards. But of course you will ask me to explain every detail which I would consider a waste of time arguing nonsense, I have better things to do...

All I've been hearing is that Christopher Columbus traded slaves, committed genocide, and even rape, however that info is being pushed by cancel culture so it makes me skeptical. So naturally I came on here to get a balanced answer. Was Columbus a really bad dude? Why or why not?

Yes of course! A day is like a thousand years and a thousand years is like a day.