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In context, v.16 applies to someone who has known God's name. And what is before that therefore applies also to all true Christians; for we understand that the name of God is Jesus Christ. They have said that we are waging war against it. Yes, from a certain perspective. No, satan quoted...

The virus only kills about .058% of those whom it infects, did you know that?

So, are 1 Peter, 2 Peter, 1 John, 2 John, 3 John, James, and other books/epistles written by authors other than Paul, profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, and for instruction in righteousness?

Isa 42:19, Who is blind, but my servant? or deaf, as my messenger that I sent? who is blind as he that is perfect, and blind as the LORD'S servant? :D

Try "Christ died for our sins"

@APAK, You have three fingers pointing back at you: you are a false teacher who denies the essential doctrines of the Deity of Christ and the Trinity (I affirm the Trinity). I was trying to be nice before; so I didn't tell you.

The kjv is inspired and inerrant. Those who enter in through the narrow gate will believe in this, those who enter through the broad way may disbelieve in it. It appears to me that you do...for you disregard the teaching of the kjv only because it is in contradiction to what you already...

Show how the context of Psalms 91 excludes Christians from its promise. I am in agreement to a very great degree; with a slightly different perspective. Are we not supposedly at war with the virus itself? It has taken more than ten thousand people; but it has not come near me. This, in...

I believe that the scripture is to be taken more literally than that. While your interpretation may be valid, it does not nullify the traditional one.

In context, this is talking about the fact that the son does not bear the iniquity of his father; it does not say there that Jesus cannot die in our place as a substitutionary atonement. Using scripture to attempt to contradict other scripture will be a fruitless exercise; since scripture...

Hell is defined as the heart of the earth in the verse in question.

It is also true that the coronavirus may have even, already completed its course; but the liberal democrats are promoting the lie that it is still in operation because they think it can be a means to change the nation to fit their agenda more appropriately.

There is one Lord in holy scripture (Ephesians 4:5, 1 Corinthians 8:6). That Lord is the Father (Matthew 11:25, Luke 10:21). However, no one can say that Jesus is the Lord except by the Holy Ghost (1 Corinthians 12:3), who is the Spirit of truth.

I am Oneness to a very great extent (though I do see a distinction between Father, Son, and Holy Ghost so I might be considered Trinitarian in a limited sort of way): you can see my viewpoint on the Trinity in the following thread: True Trinity. My pov is clearly preached upon in approximately...

Knew that, I was just making a funny.

Yet Jesus died for us...I think you must be misinterpreting the verse in question. Can you give the reference so that we can look at it in its context?

Psalms 91 is scripture that is applicable to every believer...2 Timothy 3:16. I am not @GISMYS_7. I have my own view on the matter; and Psalms 91 denotes my view. Psalms 91 is for the body of Christ. Ten thousand shall fall at your right hand; but it shall not come near you. No plague...

Get 'er Holy Ghost.

I see so much unbelief in the responses to @GISMYS_7's OP. For those who have unbelief, the coronavirus will continue to impact them. But for those who have faith, Psalms 91 will be in application.

Not necessarily in that passage. More aptly in Matthew 12:40. Which is to say that in dying for our sins (in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4) His soul went into hell (the heart of the earth) where He went and preached to the spirits in prison. I'm certain that He experienced the heat of being in that...