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I simply pray that the Holy Spirit may open your eyes to see the truth.

Ok.

spiritual death is not the same as physical death.

Luke 16:19-31.

There is one Lord in holy scripture (Ephesians 4:5, 1 Corinthians 8:6). And that Lord is the Father (Matthew 11:25, Luke 10:21). Yet no one can say that Jesus is the Lord except by the Holy Ghost (1 Corinthians 12:3). Think about it. This has not been disputed with any kind of scripture in...

Not everyone...only those who have believed on Jesus and have then passed on.

There were probably believers standing in the gap for her. It's a good thing she didn't die...she would have gone straight to hell. Also, time and chance happen to everything according to Ecclesiastes. But it is a scientifically observed fact that faith and prayer have a part in people...

The devil wants to get the saints to cower in fear because of this thing. In all reality it can only kill the unredeemed; unless the redeemed don't understand how to deal with it by rebuking it; as Jesus did to the fever that Peter's mother had before she got up and served them because He...

Thanks I love you too.

Yes they are forgiven when they repent; but their past sins have to be taken into account; justice requires that they be paid for by the party who committed them. So they cannot be forgiven without propitiation: which I define as substitutionary atonement. But you can look it up in a Bible...

They are distinct not separate according to the creeds. We most certainly can. See John 4:23-24 (kjv), John 14:7-11 (kjv); where we are taught that the Father is the Spirit of Jesus.. Another reason why I believe that holding to the kjv as authoritative above other translations may indeed...

Just read the story at the end of every gospel. And also, "Christ died for our sins, can be found." Do you not believe that Jesus is the Christ? (see 1 John 5:1). This is true. yet, how do you think forgiveness is provided for and also God be just? I would encourage you to think on these...

You are interpreting it as though the scripture can contradict itself; and that is not sound hermeneutical practice.

I'm afraid I'm in the dark concerning what you mean by "Mithraist."

capital "F"...as in, the spiritual sense. Whereas Ezekiel 18:20 is talking about biological fathers and sons.

I most certainly believe that faith and prayer helps; this has been scientifically observed as a matter of fact.

I think that if you look at Hebrews 2:11-13 and Malachi 2:10 you might change your mind. But He is certainly not our father biologically.

The Centurion (Cornelius) was not saved merely by his almsgivings. He had to call for Peter and have the gospel preached to him, before he actually believed and received the Holy Ghost with his friends; and was thereby saved.

It also says, to obey is better than sacrifice... I think that these simply mean that sacrifice is less desired than some other, better things.

Why not? By "a brief moment" I am speaking in terms of heavenly time; approximately 4-7 days. That is less than a blip. And why are you calling me a liar?