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:rolleyes: That's not who you said sent the holy spirit before........but m'kay, " change is good".

Here is an aviation weather report for the area, they call them 'SIGMETS', short for significant meteorological report. They are updated hourly. Translation: This is a convective sigmet that has been issued on the 26th day of the month at 555 Zulu, valid until 755 Zulu for the state of Texas...

Once again, WHERE did they disappear? Believe it or not, this is important. :rolleyes: And.......none of this answers the question. I see "change" is a mere slogan on here....."change is good". Well, what "change" are we talking about? And as far as scripture is concerned, it was God who sent...

So where did they go when they disappeared then if they didn't appear from heaven? Back to the grave? Abraham's bosom? Hell? Up someones behind? Or are they in fact the first two examples of the resurrected, glorified, incorruptible bodies as it clearly states? And Elijah never died in fact. If...

:rolleyes: No actually, that's what you have in effect called the transfiguration, an optical illusion. How about you answer my questions first and maybe I'll think about answering yours. How did Moses and Elijah appear in heaven, in physical form if flesh cannot inherit the kingdom?

Translation: What Peter, James and John saw on the mountain was an optical illusion. And you still haven't cited the scripture stating that his ascension did not include his physical appearance. "A spriit does not have flesh and bone as you see me" does not answer the question.

The flesh and blood we currently have cannot enter heaven because it is corrupted, but our flesh shall be made incorruptible by the quickening of the spirit. And really, it doesn't even matter, because God will bring his kingdom here to us anyway. Scripture is quite clear on this and I really...

If you came from dust, if dust is what the temple is made of as clearly stated in the creation account, then obviously the dust is exactly where it will return. At what point is that entire chapter in any way about the ressurection to come? What does this have to do with the bodily asencion of...

Wow, I never thought there would be any Biblical issue we would agree on. Well, this is one at least. :cool:

M'kay, and some still do actually. Its not something lost in the sands of time. I fail to see what Luke 11 has to do with me literally snuggling up between the sheets with the Father in heaven, my father on earth or anyone else for that matter. The closest verses you'll get to such a thing are...

"In bed with the father"? That really doesn't sound right, sounds kind of sexual if you ask me. How about "we are the children of God on his right hand, not the chumps on his left hand"? That sounds better to me. ;)

Simple, evolution itself "legitimized" racism in the minds of many. What does evolution teach us? When you cut through the bull skit, we see that it basically teaches that once upon a time, our ancestors were a bunch of hairy, dark skinned poop slinging Negros. It was considered a fact by...

HA! Well that's a good question, almost made me get my bag of popcorn in anticipation of his answer.

They probably need to turn off the TV (and maybe leave it off for good), take a hike in the woods away from the world and meditate on the word to clear their heads. Hell, Jesus did the same thing. He departed plenty of times. The antagonism seen here is what happens when a 'believer' becomes...

This is one such verse telling us that yes, through Christ, we can lay hands on the sick, speak in tongues, etc, BUT, its by the will of God that this occurs, purely at his behest. Just because we are capable of "doing all things" doesn't mean that we ever will, with any degree of consistency...

I wasn't asking for your permission.

It didn't take me long to figure this out. Badgering seems to be the method of quite a few here who don't line up with their worldview. In a court room, this would be shut down faster than you can say Satan. I have better things to do with my life than to deal with that foolishness.

Well, I can't argue with this logic. Racism spits in the face of scripture stating very clearly that we are all one blood of many nations who should be seeking after the Lord and not aligning ourselves with these racially motivated identity movements like the George Soros funded "black lives...

:rolleyes: Well, yes actually, I'm above skin color. In God's eyes, we are all one flesh, of the generations of Adam, equally Jew and Gentile. :rolleyes: No, because its nothing more than a distraction from the real enemy which is Satan. What better way to do this than to have the plebs...

As I look at how people have reacted to these recent events, it reminds me how good Satan really is at sowing discord among groups. After all, a house can't stand if its divided against itself. How he can get everybody at each others throats over petty race identity issues of all things just...