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What? Please produce the scripture where "the Son is the Father "shared" in Flesh". (waits for 1 Timothy 3:16 to be totally ripped from context, along with John 14 & 17) Scripture is clear that the Son is the "express image" of the Father's own "person" (Hebrews 1:3), and that the Son is His...

Adam the first man is a type of Jesus Christ, the second man, the last Adam (1 Corinthians 15:45). What does it have to do with our topic? You might learn more here, if you were so inclined - Typology Adam - https://archive.org/download/typology-adam/Typology - Adam.pptx You might also...

You sound like you are able to make assumptive statements and then unable to back up those aprioric statements. I am able to do so, when I stated that Luke 16 and the Rich man and Lazarus is a parable, and you choose to not hear it out? Do I understand you correctly?

So spiritually dead means dead (no spiritual life whatsoever), and physically alive mean alive. Got it. So when a person is "spiritually dead" having no spiritual life whatsoever, and then they die the second death in the lake of fire, which burns up the physical life, that person is then Dead...

Yes it is, plainly, in its own context and background. Would you like to see this?

Since when does "death" mean "alive"?

In short? The same way "Jacob" overcame.

It's not for you. It's for those who are interested in truth and desire real prayerful Bible study.

Carcases continued: Here is how the bible uses the word English word "carcase", throughout the scripture [KJB], it is a dead person [lifeless person, see Ezekiel 6:5, Nahum 3:3 KJB, etc]: Leviticus 5:2 KJB - Or if a soul touch any unclean thing, whether it be a carcase of an unclean beast, or...

Carcases: Let's look at this some more, and look at the word "carcases" as found in Isaiah 66:24 KJB, and see it in immediate context, and as used throughout: Isaiah 66:6 KJB - A voice of noise from the city, a voice from the temple, a voice of the LORD that rendereth recompence to his...

Thus quench is a verb. It means to deliberately put out by some external means. Yet there will be no deliverance from the fire, and none will put it out, and its heat intense like no other (Isaiah 47:14). Once the fire consumes all, there will be no more fuel for it, and it will cease on its...

The study might be stated like this: “…We read of chains of darkness for the transgressor of God’s law. We read of the worm that dieth not and of the fire that is not quenched. Thus is represented the experience of everyone that has permitted himself to be grafted into the stalk of Satan, who...

So then, what does “their worm dieth not” mean? Notice that the phrase “their worm” is singular and possessive. It means that the person [lost*] that is cast into the hell[fire] will continue to exist [“dieth not”] until they, in all portions [“soul and body”; Matthew 10:28 KJB] are consumed...

If we do a search throughout the Bible [KJB] for “worm” or “worms”, we see that it has several definitions: “worm”, “worms”: [1] a creature, a moth larva: Isaiah 51:8 KJB - For the moth shall eat them up like a garment, and the worm shall eat them like wool: but my righteousness shall be for...

“Their Worm Dieth Not” The phrase, “their worm dieth not” is found in the following verses of the Gospel of Mark, in the New Testament [KJB]: Mark 9:44 KJB - Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched. Mark 9:46 KJB - Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched...

How very Islamic of you.

The Son (Jesus) is Eternal, "from everlasting", and has ever been with the Father (John 1:1, Micah 5:2, &c). The word "begotten" in relation to the eternal relationship that the Son has to the Father, deals with His eternal nature as Deity. What the Father is by nature as Deity, so too the...

Actually, when read deep enough, the "trinity" doctrine, doesn't actually teach "three separate person" (sic). It teaches something totally false, notice: The Roman Catholic Definition of the word “Trinity”: Online Roman Catholic Library; Credo of the People of God; Promulgated by Pope Paul...

What about the Latin, the German, the Italian, the French, the Spanish, the Gothic, the Samoan, the Sahidic, the Bohairic, the Syriack, the Arabic, the &c?

Ignasius - The Epistle of Ignatius to the Magnesians Let us not, therefore, be insensible to His kindness. For were He to reward us according to our works, we should cease to be. Athanasius the Great - On the Incarnation of the Word, Chapter 4 For transgression of the commandment was...