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of course, it is but I understand no matter how many scriptures I give people that like the people of Noahs time did not believe it til that destruction started the people of the world today will only know that they have been in the second presence of Jesus when that destruction starts. The fact...

should we call God The God of nature, it seems like when we say God is The God of nature we are making him a part of creation and we all know that's not true. God is the creator of nature, therefore knows how to sustain what he created for eternally

I believe we are in the second presence of Jesus Christ, and all those who have died and remained faithful who are of the Heavenly calling(saints) have been resurrected. What I mean is that the Apostles and all those who have died faithful since Jesus went back into Heaven have been resurrected...

I have found nowhere in the scriptures that any of these fallen spirits will be reinstated back into the fold of the Holy Angels. I do see that some of unrighteous mankind who are resurrected will be reinstated back into righteous mankind if they continue to progress in their love for God and...

I believe that you think this statement up above because you take God out of the picture. You honestly Think that God who created the Sun can't sustain it forever? Wow, you really don't think God is all-powerful do you?

As long as everyone understands this is just speculation.

If you are going to be speculative, why not say since the physical universe is man plane of existence, after man is perfected he will eventually colonize other planets through out the universe.

I have not found anywhere in scripture that there will be other living beings, intelligent or not inhabited on other world's. Isn't this just speculation?

Ok my bad.

(Matt. 10:28) These words of Jesus the Roman Catholic priesthood and Protestant clergy of Christendom have used to argue that the human soul is unkillable and that it is, as the ancient Babylonians and the pagan Greeks claimed, an “immortal soul.” The Holy Bible, in both its Hebrew Scriptures...

2 Tim.3:16-17 isn't to be used in a way that is persecutive or judgemental as your trying to do. Like I said you can disagree without being persecutive or judgemental. Nothing wrong with you exercising your right to disagree. Matthew 10:28 here again the scriptures tell you to stand your...

I don't believe in remaining silent either, I believe people have the right to disagree, but to judge as you do as though you are some infallible person and can judge like that.

Thanks for the direct response and answer to my question on the "Third Try" of running around the bush. I had already answered this question before the third try, maybe not in the direct response as you wanted it but it was answered. You can answer a question without being direct about it.

You honestly think that commas and periods etc were in the original inspired scriptures? They were added.