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I gave the answer, you just didn't like it, so this continues, I guess because you are bored. Is that it?

Already have, it just wasn't the answer you wanted.

An issue you created out of thin air.

:rolleyes: HA!!!! Yeah ok, I see you just want to create an issue where there really is none, typical with the people on this site. No one is above the law, and the law IS God. Got it? Good.

Ok, so you just basically agreed with what I just said, that God is the Law. I would presume that he does keep the law since the Law is holy as he is holy. Otherwise, that would make him the biggest hypocrite in all of existence, even more so than Satan. Its the same Law that is written by which...

The Law is the word, and 'the word' is God, which also brings judgement.

Because he is "the word".

Yes, because God is the law.

I tend to have more patience with believers than I do with unbelievers for this same reason. I don't recall scripture ever saying that we are to be patient with the hard headed, but to kick the dust off our feet and move on in life if the message isn't received. Patience is the Holy Ghosts job...

uh huh, "backed with reason and scripture".....I somehow doubt this, but m'kay.

Just another shining example of how people will put their own spin on scripture regardless of how straight forward, how plain something is stated in the text. Somehow the dragon is symbolic of some guy named King Harod. Somehow the Locusts are attack helicopters, and on and on it goes with the...

Well I would presume at the Lords second coming, you know, where New Jerusalem will be established. You have a problem with that? Most certainly, but it doesn't matter, it wasn't the official narrative.

When the shooter is a Muslim, he must be a terrorist. When he is black, he is a criminal, or a thug, or bipedal ape. When he is white, the media will generally try and portray him as having a mental illness, or a "lone wolf", like Oswald with the Kennedy assassination.

:rolleyes: Yeah, yet John says the saints are overcome....so like I said good luck. I'm personally looking forward to dying for the testimony of the Lord rather than fighting what will be a loosing battle. The battle isn't mine, its the Lords, and my rifle will have nothing to do with it.

Uh huh, good luck with that. :)

Of course not, because you will either be in hiding, or dead.

Where did I say I was anti-gun? I'm just stating the obvious, what happens to those who will fight. I don't see total gun control occurring any time soon. If gun control were to occur at all, it will happen under Apollyon's rule, because at that point, I think most people will willingly give up...

It is to the many gun loving believers who are convinced the end is nigh, who think the beast will need their guns in order for him to rule. For those people who put so much of their faith in guns, there will only be two possible outcomes you: 1. The sensible people will lay down their guns once...

Didn't think it would. How about shooting it out with his army of locusts? Can you make war with them? Is your AR-15 and Molotov cocktail going to matter? How about the armed forces with their tomahawk cruise missiles and such? How about his mortal head wound he receives? This is the age of...

I wonder, do these people think their guns will save them from enduring the Great Tribulation? Will it matter how well armed you are? After all, John plainly asks the question if there is anybody that can make war with the beast. Whenever Christians bring up gun control as a mortal threat to...