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"His flesh is in one place at one time; but His Spirit is everywhere." Do you not see the distinction?

I'm not following your line of reasoning; I need more info.

"a" son of God, small "s".

Well, glory be to God then that the communication between us is limited.

Does Jesus specifically address the scribes and Pharisees as being scribes and Pharisees in John 8:24? I don't think so. He is making a doctrinal statement that applies to all. Where in the passage does it say that Gentiles are excluded?

No, we are not saved by our works. We are saved through placing our faith in the right object of faith.

@Angelina When you came to understand that He is truly God, if you are born again you did not reject that idea, is all that I'm saying.

I'm certain that I will be in the highest heaven when He comes to take me home.

That is not true according to the scripture at hand.

@amadeus, We build on the foundation of Jesus Christ a building. When we are adding new things to the building, it is not wise to tear down the old things if they are made of gold, silver, and precious gems. Therefore, for the most part, we ought not to empty ourselves of old information when...

In believing Jesus is the Son of God, the informed will believe that He is also God: Isaiah 9:6, Hebrews 1:8-9. You would be wrong in not thinking that. To believe in the Son of God is to believe in the everlasting Father, see Isaiah 9:6. Therefore to not believe He is the Son of God is to...

I will pray for you, Jane. I think that this discussion is coming to a close. You don't see what is plainly in front of you; so I see no reason in continuing to try and show it to you.

2Co 4:4, In whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them.

2Ti 3:16, All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: What Jesus said to the Pharisees is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, and for instruction in righteousness.

Neither do I. Therefore (because God does not change) for Mormonism to be valid, it cannot be in contradiction to any doctrine that we find in the Bible. Nevertheless, the very OP and course of this thread shows that there is contradiction there.

You should try it as an experiment. Tell all your Mormon friends that you now believe in the Jesus of the Bible and are rejecting Mormonism and want out of the Mormon church. Then do it (leave), for say, three months. See what their reaction is. On the other hand, don't. In giving you this...

God doesn't get any glory if you are lacking in the ability to communicate what He wants you to say.

I'm afraid you're going to have to be more specific if you don't want your point to be lost on me. And I was also agreeing with you.

Amen... my only contention with you is that you don't seem to take John 8:24 at face value.

The Messiah of the Jewish people will have His name among other things be the everlasting Father; and i don't think that the Jews were unaware of this. A mature Christian will know that 1 Timothy 4:16 is in the word and therefore in knowing their word they would agree with me. A new believer...