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Oh don't worry, I won't..............just yet atleast. Ok, so you believe Jesus returns in a few years. How many years is that exactly? Think its ten, fifteen?

Well, the "spiritual wind" can if I am to believe your experience was the holy ghost.

What kind of wind? Well have you ever had an F-18 fighter jet fly directly over your head? Talk about a mighty wind, and yet it never kicked up any dust. A "spiritual wind" as you call it is not the only kind of wind capable of being strong enough to make you duck for cover in my experience.

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When you say the Holy Spirit comes like a rushing wind I'm assuming you are referring to this scripture. So is this saying that the holy ghost literally rushed in like a burst of wind or is this a parable, or like me saying that news of a death in the family hit me like a ton of bricks? When...

Go right ahead pal.

I'm just wondering, how do these people know for sure that the holy spirit told them anything?

Considering Monsanto's history in chemical warfare, I think agent orange would be just as good of a name to call GMO food. Anybody ever bothered asking why companies like Monsanto is allowed to have any involvement in the food industry in the first place? Seeing the steady increase in the amount...

Amen Somehow this is not a literal appearance directly from heaven...............:rolleyes:..................The nerve of some people who claim to be believers.

HA!!! Well of course they did, because the needle actually contains the virus itself in a weakened form. The idea is to get your immune system to develop the necessary counter measures against it. That's one reason why I don't trust the crap one iota. If I want a counter measure against the flu...

I consider Revelation to be the grand central station, or the HQ of prophecy, end times prophecy in particular. If someone comes to me interpretating scripture in another book such as Daniel or Matthew concerning end times propecy that is not in any way stated in Revelation, I dismiss it as...

Well, in the judgement, your fate boils down to one thing, the book of life. If you aren't in it, you're finished. You will get drop kicked into the fire reserved for Satan and his angel gang that's been running amok for God knows how long. And then in the next chapter its describing the nations...

Uhhh no...because it says no such thing. When you get to scripture discussing a new heaven and earth, the Lake of Fire judgement is over and done with. Its real simple, if your name isn't in the book of life, you will never get a chance to set eyes on the new creation to come.

A metaphorical reference?

Well, its simply referring to all those who have been tossed in the lake of fire. They won't be entering into the city to eat of the tree because they won't be inhabiting the new heaven and earth to begin with. To boil it down, its saying that you can rest assured that you will never see a...

Yes, God called plenty righteous, but the point is this, were they counted as righteous because they kept the law or was it because of their faith like Abraham? Again, even assuming anyone could uphold the whole law, what difference would it make for us and the whole of creation? Can that...

:D HA!!! I don't even think he believes the spirit is "literally literal". The crap spewed on this site has truly reached epic proportions.

Its quite possible that he was trying to justify himself, unless someone can cite the verse that quotes God himself saying that Job or anyone else but Jesus for that matter kept the law. From the verse I cited, that's Job talking, not God.

I'm assuming this is one of the versus you are referring to. Assuming this is even referring to him keeping the law. Tell me, you ever wonder why it wasn't Job's blood that atoned for our sins since Job kept the law as you suggest? Can a created being claim to reconcile unto himself for...

Oh I see, so you believe the spiritual is just a figure of speech? Is that it? The spirit isn't literal, real, or something tangible? Is this your idea of "rightly dividing the word"?