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Tell me when did the thief on the cross go upon his death? Luk 23:42-43 (42) And he said unto Jesus, Lord, remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom. (43) And Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, To day shalt thou be with me in paradise. And how about this: Php 1:23 (23) For...

Thought so. We read the same verses, yet one got the right understanding. Obviously not yours. It is because you do not have the wisdom of Christ to know how to count the number. And you do not understand who the buyers and sellers the Lord talked about are that have everything to do with HIS...

False teaching. Where does it say in Scripture that the "old testament saints" went to a holding place called "abraham's bosom" without "glorified bodies? You made it up. Think about it carefully, what bodies did Moses and Elijah have when they appeared with the glorified Christ at the...

Really, then you agree that to count the number of the beast, 666, is 2/3? Humm? Read again, if you did not read my post carefully. It calls for wisdom. Much wisdom!

(Continue from previous post) John 10:8 "All that ever came before Me were thieves and Robbers: but the sheep did not hear them." Was Jesus talking about literal thieves and robbers who His servants could not hear? No, He is talking about false teachers who came to deceive the people of...

Rev 13:16-18 (16) And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: (17) And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. (18) Here is wisdom...

This is the warfare that Christ came to end. The Kingdom which He came to bring is one which would transcend the flesh and sin of a man born of a woman. It is the Peace Christ brought by the cross. Isaiah 40:2 "Speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem and cry unto her, that her warfare is...

Correction: You have not refuted anything that I posted. I have quoted the SAME verses, including verse one that mentions our fleshly bodies. They are still souls who have physically died that received the white robes - all before Christ's return! Period. Not receive their white robes "later"...

LOL. How will we be "naked" in heaven? The souls of the believers won't be "naked". They won't be physically or spiritually naked in heaven but clothed with white robes. Read my earlier responses.

What kind of dumb question is this? Naked? Unclothed until Christ's return? Can't you study the Scripture more carefully? Upon physical death, the souls of the believers go into heaven, agreed? So exactly what will they do in heaven? Rev 6:9-11 And when he had opened the fifth seal, I saw...

Yes! Yes! Haven't you read Revelation 20? Rev 20:4-6 And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgment was given unto them: and I saw the souls of them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and which had not worshipped the beast, neither his image...

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I know because the Scripture declares it—if you have spiritual discernment. Trying to interpret God’s Word by relying on world news, technology magazines, or YouTube videos is, quite frankly, foolish. You will never understand what the mark of the beast is until you first understand who the...

Of…course…not!

Oh boy.... my dear brother, your response shows the very problem of forcing a literal interpretation onto a symbolic prophecy. By doing so, you merge completely different events into one “Day of the Lord” when Scripture itself distinguishes them. Yes, the New Testament does speak of a future...

False! Many people mistakenly take Zechariah 14 as a prophecy about Christ’s future Second Coming, but that’s not what the passage is addressing at all. It is a symbolic prophecy about the end of the Old Testament congregation of Israel when they rejected the Messiah at His first coming...

LOL. False accusations don’t improve your argument. My reading comprehension is fine—I’m simply pointing out what is actually written, not what you wish it said. If you can’t handle the text as it stands, that’s on you, not on my understanding. LOL. You’re still an Arminian, after all—wrong...

Oh, I see...pointing out the actual Five Articles of Remonstrance is now ‘dictating beliefs.’ Fascinating. So historical facts are negotiable depending on personal opinion, and calling that out makes me ‘naive.’ Thanks for clarifying how ‘growing up’ now means ignoring the very definitions...

LOL. Your personal disagreement is irrelevant to the issue. The Dutch Remonstrance (1610) is the formal articulation of Arminian theology, summarized in the Five Articles of Remonstrance. That is the historical and doctrinal standard, not individual opinion or improvised analogies such as the...

You keep clinging to the Satan issue as a shield because you’d rather dodge the truth than deal with it. Don’t patronize me. I know exactly what ‘kosmos’ means, and I stand by my post because it is truthful and rooted in context. The problem is not my understanding—it’s that your...