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Ok, let me see if I may address this a part at a time, so as not to mix any of it together. BTW, love ya brother! (Just was impressed to let ya' know) How are ya' doin'? Jesus is comin' soon, and cannot wait to meet all my brothers and sisters in person, and most especially Jesus. Gonna' be...

The text themselves explain the word and what it means. To 'cut off' is indeed to separate, to amputate. No issue. The problem is the carnal mind versus the spiritual mind. Do any really think Paul meant a retaliation, to cut off the male reproductive, rather than to simply be 'amputated'...

Ok, NIV, and multiple versions, once again, here we go: Galatians 5:12 KJB - I would they were even cut off which trouble you. Galatians 5:12 GNT TR - οφελον και αποκοψονται οι αναστατουντες υμας Sounds clear, right? Paul desired to have those meddlesome persons separated from the flock...

Let's play the the multiple modern version game with concordance, you too can play along! 1 Samuel 13:1 1 Sam 13:1 KJB - Saul reigned one year; and when he had reigned two years over Israel, 1 Sam 13:1 HOT - בן־שׁנה שׁאול במלכו ושׁתי שׁנים מלך על־ישׂראל׃ The Geneva, Young's Literal, The...

90% similar: KJB: Joh_7:8 Go ye up unto this feast: I go not up yet unto this feast; for my time is not yet full come. Joh 7:9 When he had said these words unto them, he abode still in Galilee. Joh 7:10 But when his brethren were gone up, then went he also up unto the feast, not openly, but...

90% similar: God: "thou shalt surely die" Serpent: "Ye shall not surely die:" Yep, 90% similar. ... They must be the same thing.

NRSV still says "milch" - Bible Gateway passage: Genesis 32:14-16 - New Revised Standard Version It's (NRSV) own statement of purpose, lies: "... Improvements over the RSV are of four different kinds: updating the language of the RSV, by replacing archaic forms of speech addressed to God...

You will see, soon enough. I hope not too late, however.

Tares are weeds (which looks like wheat), not necessarily thorns. Thorns can grow on roses which have nothing to do with weeds. I provided the study from scripture, not from sister White, but it is interesting that sister White, as the others (I cited in commentary) agree with me.

6 Trumpets already took place, and the 7th, with the 7 in them, are about to. Type in Joshua 5-7.

No, the revelations (spiritual sight and knowledge) could, but God allowed him (Paul) to remain with physical infirmity (even as God did for sister White, and so many others) to keep him humble.

I already addressed the 'messenger' aspect, even the reminder from the devil about Paul's physical ailment.

If it be the same ol' arguments, why then have you not humbled yourself before God and submitted to His perfect will (Psalms 40:8), which is in the heart of Jesus: Luk_18:9 And he spake this parable unto certain which trusted in themselves that they were righteous, and despised others...

No such thing in scripture. Moses was Hebrew of Levi, not of Judah. Zipporah wasn't even that, neither the mixed multitude that came out of Egypt. The Calendar in scripture belongs to God, since God created it (even beginning with Genesis). It is God's calendar, and especially the feasts...

You mean like 'archaic' words? I do not know of a single Bible that does not use 'dead words', or archaic words, and words that do not mean the same thing as they did when originally given (and that includes the originals, for those 'original only' people), and neither do I know any persons who...

I don't live my life by such a human "if", and neither should you. I have the "sure word of God", and it is 100%.

The "infirmities" was "in the flesh", and not external to himself. Yes, the phrase is an idiom, that is not in question, but an idiom, relies upon the reality, to base its secondary (not primary) use. In other words, as scripture relates, first the natural then the spiritual. For instance, in...

The context of 2 Corinthians 12 was not with other men, or with spiritual affliction, but with physical affliction, in his "body", "flesh", called "infirmities". Paul contrasting the Heavenly experience to the earthly experience: 2Co 12:5 Of such an one will I glory: yet of myself I will not...

Of course you do, and try to place "historicism" (which we teach) as Jesuit "preterism", while you believe Jesuit futurism. All you did was merely strawman-ed the Seventh-day Adventist position.

Already past. It was the transition from pagan Rome to Papal (vile person; aka the man of sin). Daniel 11:31 the Franks gave the Pope an army. It is why the French are called the eldest son of the (Roman) church, and the eldest daughter. The "many days" were the dark ages unto the...