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I was on a brief hiatus. Good to talk to you. You are correct to say it is inconsistent to apply the first 4 feasts to the Church and the last three to Israel. And I didn't do that. They do end however with Pentecost and the Church now being formed and Israel is set aside. The first 4...

That doesn't change the mission of the Church. The apostles mission is just as much our mission. If (Matt. 28:18-20) still applies, then our mission hasn't changed. Are you talking about 'Church of Christ' the denomination, or the Body of Christ? I did read carefully, you were vague in...

I believe the first four feasts were fulfilled by Christ at His first coming. They end with the Feast of Pentecost which sees Israel as a nation set aside, and the Church being formed by the Holy Spirit. The last three feasts will occur after the Church is removed at the Rapture. The Feast...

How has the mission of the Church changed? Are you saying (Matt. 28:18-20) no longer applies to the Church? (1 Cor. 13:10) has nothing to do with the canon of Scripture. It is talking about the Body of Christ brought into maturity. See (Eph. 4:11-13). You seem to contradict yourself. In...

Who is talking about 'imitating' tongues and prophecy? Only you. Stranger

What an idiotic response. The Spirit doesn't come to the believer through Scripture. The Spirit comes when the believer places faith in Christ. And, the Scriptures that I just showed you, attest to that. Which you now deny. You love to ask for Scripture. But when it is given, you shrink...

Ive been busy on another forum. Everything is fine. Stranger

Not much of a challenge. First acknowledge that the believer has the Spirit of God. (Rom. 8:9) "But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit,if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his." If you have the Spirit then you have...

When is that going to kick in? Stranger

As Heart2Soul showed you, Scripture does support the gifts of the Holy Spirit. And as she also showed you, (Gal. 3:4-5) have nothing to do with the gifts. With the coming of the Holy Spirit the gifts would be present. It doesn't matter when the Holy Spirit comes. Whether it be on Pentecost...

As much as I respect Warfield, he missed it here. You don't see them exercised in many churches today because the churches don't allow them. But they are present in the lives of the born-again believers. You have people in leadership positions in the churches who are not gifted in that...

Thanks. Good to speak to you. I was temporarily reassigned. Have been busy elsewhere though. Stranger

What 'history of the Church' says the gifts of the Holy Ghost were withdrawn? That will depend on whose telling the history. So what? Signs and wonders, and miracles followed the believers of God. Nothing here says they ceased. You are just telling me the signs and wonders, and...

No it doesn't. And no they didn't. The apostle has nothing to do with any distribution of the gifts of the Holy Ghost. That is from the Holy Spirit alone. And why isn't there still apostle's? See, it's easy to say something. Quantrill

There is no institution of slavery to free slaves from, as in 1861. Everything is fine. Quantrill

As usual Mary, you want me to do your work. That's fine. You belittle Quantrill from the start Mary. I am disappointed in your failure to own up to this. I question your integrity. Quantrill

The Charismatic gifts didn't cease with the apostle's. Who told you that? (1 Cor. 1:7) " So that ye come behind in no gift; waiting for the coming our our Lord Jesus Christ:" (Rev. 1:1) "The Revelation of Jesus Christ..." Nothing here about any ending of the gifts of the Holy...

Indeed he has. And, he has tried to identify the legitimate use of the Bible in understanding last things, as some sort of sorcery. Stranger

Anybody got some wine with that cracker? Quantrill

Yes, I have a thought. Who are you specifically accusing of using the Bible to forecast the future beyond what is written? You have some people in mind. Who are they? Quantrill