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My two cents, I find it odd how Lysol wipes are supposed to kill the virus, yet they allegedly have no vaccine for it. Maybe its just me, but that makes no sense, doesn't add up at all. It makes me suspicious actually. Either they are hyping up the virus to make it seem more dangerous than it...

What do you mean by the word "flesh"?

Blotting out your ability to sin is what I meant. You are still what you have always been, as of right now, the blood of Jesus just put a lid on it.

Indeed, but I have found that this doesn't truly happen in this life. In the new heaven and earth to come, our sins surely won't be remembered though.

Woah, talk about blasphemy. I don't even know what to say to that foolishness.

Maybe its just me, but that doesn't sound like a virgin birth.

Yes, at his return, he will judge the nations and rule with a rod of iron. You know what else this proves? That his second coming has nothing at all to do with addressing sin, contrary to what many assume. The fact that Satan still even exists at this point shows this to be the case.

Well, why are you here if you don't care one way or the other? That other scripture you cited, 1 Peter 4:6, in context continues the narrative Peter gave of Jesus preaching to them that have died through Noah at the time, to be "saved" from judgement, inviting any who would be saved, to be...

In other words, by the power of the spirit, the holy spirit that "quickened" Jesus, he preached to those who lived during the days of Noah, not in "hell", but through Noah at the time, and we know that Noah was preaching. Many believe that the "spirits in prison" Noah preached to that Peter...

Perhaps this is so, the body without the spirit is like a computer without a bios and operating system. You can't have one without the other after all. It just shows that a "spirit" can take on any form or functionality God wants it to.

David rose with Jesus? That's not what Peter said. Also, the scripture you cite speaks nothing of Jesus preaching in "hell". Where are the scriptures explicitly stating such a thing?

From my understanding, this isn't so much about our works bringing us closer to God or farther from him, but more about God, not being the despot he is often portrayed to be by "believers", not wishing that anyone should perish, wanting all to come to repentance. However, you and I know as well...

True, the word is often also used to refer to wind as well. I believe this is the case because "wind" or "breath" is the best thing they can compare the "spirit" to. Its not something that can be studied under a microscope, so this comparison is the easiest way one can comprehend it.

With Satan being the price of devils, there isn't much if any "hacking" he'd have to do to make an apparently inanimate object of some type as the verse suggests be able to speak. I don't believe God can be hacked, him being "the life", otherwise, he wouldn't be much of a "God" me thinks.

When people say they are "saved by the blood of Jesus", they often can't define what that means in prophecy. The way I understand it, if you claim to be "saved", yet you are still getting judged "according to your works" like the common atheist will, in danger of getting tossed in the fire, then...

Agree'd, people like to pretend they know more about what "spirit" is beyond what has been written as eye witness testimony, essentially calling them liars. They call it "formless", yet every description of what we call "spiritual" shows the exact opposite to be the case. They claim its...

Actually, let me rephrase. In life the spirit & body aren't separate, nor will they be in the future. When one dies however, the default destination for the spirits of the dead is never explained as heaven or "hell". Instead, "Sheol" or "Hades" is always the destination, so I don't see the...

:) Short answer......we don't, because Jesus is our high priest. For anyone looking at scripture with a bit of honesty, without any theological, personal biases, this shouldn't even be an argument. So I guess this subject rages on because people are just bored and want someone else to socialize...

Well we won't be judged according our works, but it also clearly states that the world will be judged according to their works. If God already determined that our works are nothing but filthy rags, why bother with this show trial, this pretense called the "great white throne judgement" when he...

Neither have I No theories are necessary regarding this matter, its been plainly stated to us from the beginning of the book. If you get sent to heaven, its because God wants you there. Its not something that happens on default of you dying a "saint". And this is confirmed in so many ways...