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No you believe the lie the scripture speaks about. It has nothing to do with the kingdom Halls of Jehovah Witnesses.

It's not anyone's fault that you're brainwashed to believe a lie kcnalp. That's on you.

Yeah you did kcnalp. You showed that Scripture to me to try to prove that Jesus would be seen literally with every human eye on earth. The problem is this scripture included those humans that pierced him and they were Roman soldiers. So you believe that when this scripture talks about all eyes...

Yeah right, the Roman soldiers who pierced Jesus when he was sacrificed are still alive till this day. They never died kcnalp, you go right ahead and believe that.

I know that the book of Revelation is a very symbolic book. I don't believe this scripture that you quoted means all humans are literally going to see Jesus when this is happenIng. Why, because of this scripture itself that you quoted. It says every eye will see him, including those that pierced...

I think you should consider the scriptures. Like consider what Jesus Christ said to his Apostles and disciples just before he was sacrificed, that the world would not see him no more. His Apostles and disciples would see him but not the world.(John 16:16-20; 14:19) If you search the scriptures...

I disagree with what you said here.

I'm not going to continue discussing this on this post and the post where it is discussed I don't agree with anything you have to say about it and I know you don't agree with me. So give it a rest Justbyfaith.

You continue to deny Jesus is the Only Begotten Son of God that The True God sent to the world of mankind and I'll continue to exercise faith that The True God sent his Only Begotten Son of God to the world of mankind.

Well I think those who exercised faith in ancient hebrew times such as Noah, Abraham, etc will be resurrected and learn more about the scriptures than what they had when they lived on earth before they died. So I'm going to disagree with you.

I'm not going to a different subject on this post. It's faith in the Only True God that a man or woman is considered righteous in the eyes of The Only True God. People exercising faith in the fact that The Only True God knows what is in the best interests or what isn't in the best interests of...

Tell me Justbyfaith what is Genesis 3:15 talking about, or are you ignorant of that faith too. Faith in The True God is what makes a person righteous in the the eyes of the True God. The first prophecy of the scriptures is Genesis 3:15. We are to exercise faith in that prophecy that the True God...

Isn't it True that exercising faith in the Only True God because of the love you have for him is the basis of who God considers his friends, his faithful servants and therefore who he considers righteous, deserving of life? Doesn't Hebrews chapter eleven teach us about this faith. Doesn't it...

Just because the scriptures say there will be those who will be saying, "Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works?" And the scriptures say Jesus doesn't know them, doesn't mean the Only Begotten Son of God...

I'm not going to agree with you that the True God's word and laws are harsh or cruel. That's what you believe, not me. All of God's laws that he gave to mankind were based on love and justice.

If you want to speak out against the scriptures go ahead. That means you're one of the True God enemies.

The account at Deuteronomy 22:25-27 is not primarily about proving the man’s guilt, because that was acknowledged. This law focused on establishing the woman’s innocence. Note the context. The preceding verses speak of a man who had sex with an engaged woman “in the city.” In doing that, he was...

Well since I believe these laws you're talking about are part of the law covenant and therefore scriptural laws that God inspired men to write down, I don't believe God inspired men to write down harsh laws. The reason I say that is because most people when reasoning on the word, "harsh" they...

Well I wouldn't call the law covenant represented harsh laws. The law covenant was from God and it was more than just the ten commandments. Since the law covenant was from God I believe it to be a list of just laws not harsh laws. The only ones I think who would consider the law covenant a list...