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Jesus was a Prince from birth, as are all sons of a King. Jesus commanded authority over angels, demons, both Jew and Gentile, even the very elements long before His Triumphant Entry. But you argue that His keeping all this authority from public view denies Him the right to be called "Messiah...

You have presumed that by majority vote of the Jews the point at which Jesus became Messiah was determined. Do you really prefer the vote of the people, and not the point in which Jesus began to fulfill the OT prophecies as Messiah, the first of which was His anointing in the Jordan, as that...

Bro, these verses do nothing to refute the fact that the Unmerciful Servant wound up with the same fate as before he was forgiven. OSAS has blinded you to the fact that while God's love is conditional, His promise of salvation is conditional. It is predicated on the condition that we surrender...

Jesus' struggle against sinning against His Father's will in Gethsemane was so severe that His fight to resist giving into temptation caused Him mental duress to the degree that His sweat became blood. Make no mistake: righteous Jesus could have fallen into sin. He overcame only by daily...

I'll thank you for not corrupting the Word of God with your Satanic philosophy.

I think that's totally impossible seeing that the 70th Week ended 490 years after the decree of Artaxerxes, just like every single other numerically specific time prophecy in the Bible has also ended at the end of whatever duration God assigned.

You are assigning to the concept of "faith" that which the Bible does not - your belief that faith negates freewill. Nowhere does the Bible say we surrender freewill after we accept Jesus as Savior by faith. We are free to walk away from Him and return to the service of Satan. OSAS comforts...

A brief review of history: The Protestant Reformers were men who broke away from Catholicism in the early 16th century and founded Bible based Protestant churches. The two main views held unanimously by all Protestants were salvation is by grace through faith and the Papacy is the Antichrist...

Why do people ask the question, "How can we fall back in sin" when the Bible makes it so crystal clear that we may choose to do so? "If any man draw back, My soul shall have no pleasure in him." "...after I have preached unto others, I myself be found a castaway." "Cast me not away from Thy...

ATP, the beauty of Protestant Historicism is that it doesn't require the use of "magic" rubber bands to make the 70 Weeks - a prophecy that God specifically said would only be 490 years in length - stretch all the way down to the end of time. You are following Jesuit Futurism and as I've stated...

I'm well aware that Catholicism teaches the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception. What I'd like is for you to provide me with a Scripture to support such a teaching. As you and I already know, there is none. What the Catholic church DOES HAVE is "signs, wonders, and miracles" like statues that...

Of course Jesus did not sin, because the Bible says He did not. (John 14:30 KJV) Of course, babies and all others who are unaware that they have sinned are not guilty in God's sight. (Acts 17:30 KJV) Of course, Mary sinned b/c she condemns herself as a sinner by referring to God as "MY Savior"...

I just think the fact that no other numerically specific time prophecy in all of Scripture contains the type of "gap" that you wish to insert into the 70 Weeks speaks volumes to the idea that there shouldn't be a gap in the 70 Weeks either. The difference between Protestant Historicism and...

Sorry again, I missed this one too, Sister Marilyn. Ok, "Messiah" means "anointed One", right? When was Jesus anointed "Messiah the Prince"? Acts 10:37-38 KJV clearly marks Jesus' baptism as the point in time when God "anointed" Him Messiah and He began to fulfill the OT prophecies as the...

Enoch and Elijah will not die, for they have been translated, or given immortal bodies, friend. "Immortal" means "not subject to death". While the Bible is silent on what future befell Mary, it is crystal clear that she was indeed a sinner in need of a Savior, because instead of proclaiming to...

Straw man? Seriously? I call out your inconsistent exegesis which attempts to insert a "gap" into a numerically specific time prophecy - the 70 Weeks - by presenting to you the unwelcomed fact that no other numerically specific time prophecy in all the Bible is found to have a "gap" inserted by...

I'm sure you are a devout Catholic and love Jesus with all your heart, but I am also sure that God has never sanctioned the teachings of Catholicism, because they are no where supported by Scripture. Catholicism's roots are found in paganism, not the birthplace of Christianity in ancient...

While he condemns Christian businesses for refusing to join him in defending and legitimizing the filth of homosexuality, I'm sure he has no problem with filling his car with gas refined from oil shipped from countries that are murdering gays in the most inhumane ways. A former U.S. president...

The Importunate Woman parable does not depict the woman appearing before the judge and repeating the same request over and over and over, like in the case of the Rosary, but rather she continually comes to him over and over and over with the same request. There's nothing wrong with asking God...

ATP, the 70 Weeks is a "numerically specific time prophecy" where a stated specific numeric length of duration of the prophecy is given, in this case "70 Weeks". I'm still waiting for you to find just one single instance in all of Scripture where God said a prophetic event would last for a...