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  1. Phoneman777

    They will reign with Him a thousand years and making an unknown Greek out of the English New Testament

    I always remind folks that the Bible speaks of only TWO kinds of bodies, the mortal "house of this earthly tabernacle" and the resurrection "house of God, eternal in the heavens" - and that's the only two kinds of bodies God's Bible knows about. The Rich Man and Lazarus and Abraham are...
  2. Phoneman777

    Another Reason Why "Babylon" Is A Prophetic Symbol For "Religious Confusion"

    Christians are for the most part confused about what happens after death. Ask ten different Christians about it and you'll get ten different answers. The opinions are a varied as they are numerous...and the contradictions abound: Christians teach when a man dies, he goes straight to heaven, yet...
  3. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    You don't have a corner on the market for this, friend ;)
  4. Phoneman777

    Peter the Rock?

    If only our catholic friends would consider the Greek distinction between "pebble" and "rock" - but integral to the false teachings of catholicism is that she would "cast the truth to the ground" as the prophecies of Daniel indicate.
  5. Phoneman777

    Peter the Rock?

    Jesus called Peter "petros" which doesn't mean "rock" - it means something like "rolling pebble" pushed to an fro, and we see this later when Jesus calls Peter "Satan" for allowing Satan to sway his thinking concerning Jesus' path to Calvary. What Jesus called "this Rock" were the words Peter...
  6. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    God's grace is not a OSAS License to Sin. James warned us that folks would come along and turn grace into "lasciviousness" and I encourage all to heed that warning, lest they hear those awful words, "Depart from Me".
  7. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    The difference between you and me is this: My interpretation harmonizes both passages and preserves Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV by the correct understanding that Romans 14 is a clarification of whether or not Jewish Feast Day Menus needed to be kept by Jewish converts to Christianity, not an...
  8. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    I thought I was specific, but I'll reiterate: Spiritual adolescents fail to understand that works are merely the outward evidence of our inward spiritual condition. By understanding this, you would never ask about the consequences of a Christian choosing to eat pork because you'd already know...
  9. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    Your line of reasoning indicates spiritual adolescence. The choice a Christian makes is never about eating pork or whatever other "works" we may do. Our choice - the only choice - we make is the day by day, moment by moment decision to either keep Christ on the throne of our heart or evict Him...
  10. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    Let's try the SOCRATIC METHOD - the same which Jesus used to teach: Q. Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV depicts what event? A. Second Coming. Q. Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV depicts the Second Coming as a past event or an event at the end time? A. An event at the end of time. Q. Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV depicts Jesus...
  11. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    Thanks for the invite, but I think Isaiah's words are clear as crystal. I'm choosing to not eat unclean things and not be consumed at the Second Coming...I do that because of my LOVE FOR JESUS, not to try and obtain salvation. "If ye love Me, keep My commandments".
  12. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    How can Jesus allow His followers to eat pork today when Isaiah says He's going to consume pork eaters at the Second Coming? I think we need to revisit the "proof texts" we use to "prove" God allows the eating of unclean animals, such as Acts 10 and Romans 14 and 1 Timothy 4.
  13. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    It's not a matter of what I think, it's a matter of what Isaiah says about the Second Coming in Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV - if one who disagrees were to wager on this, he'd lose. Does he not say when the Lord comes with fire, He's going to consume the self righteous, idolaters, and those who eat pigs...
  14. Phoneman777

    Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

    I respect grammar - we use grammar to prove the "Little Horn" comes out of one of the four "winds" - not the four horns as popularly believed. But no amount of consideration of grammar can change the fact that Jesus is coming to "consume" those who eat swine's flesh at the Second Coming.
  15. Phoneman777

    Did Jesus Break The Sabbath

    Jesus didn't break the Sabbath nor did the lame man "bear a burden" on the Sabbath. It is "lawful" to heal on Sabbath, and "bearing a burden" is obviously associated with difficult routine weekly labor from which men were to rest on Sabbath, not slipping a rolled up mat under one's arm and...
  16. Phoneman777

    Is gluttony a sin?

    Best way to hash out a multifaceted argument is to address each point one at a time to see in the end which way the "Scales of Truth" tip. Did the Mosaic Law allow for booze to be present at the Last Supper?
  17. Phoneman777

    CALVINISM: The height of Spiritual depravity

    Calvin was a great Reformer. Calvinism, however, is nothing more than another brand of the "Religion of Exclusivity" held by Catholicism, Judaism, Luciferian/secret societies, etc., in which the "chosen" can look down upon the "profane" as undeserving of the "salvation" that the "light" and...
  18. Phoneman777

    Is gluttony a sin?

    In preparation for Passover, what were the Israelites commanded to do with anything associated with fermentation products - yeast, baked goods, old grape juice, etc. - according to the Law of Moses? So, how could there have been even a single drop of booze in the "wine" (aka "grape juice") Jesus...
  19. Phoneman777

    Is gluttony a sin?

    Nah, I'm just havin a bit of fun. I do, however, have to disagree with you on Jesus allowing booze for us. Doesn't make sense that Jesus would tell Solomon we can't look at booze but then come here in person and tell us it's OK. Did you know there was no booze at the Last Supper or at the...
  20. Phoneman777

    Is gluttony a sin?

    So, Solomon didn't know what he was talking about when he said not to even LOOK upon it after the grape juice has turned into booze?