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And how is that tribulation way off into the future somewhere when John opened the Book of Revelation by stating he was a brother in tribulation, right along with the people he wrote that letter to?

Uh, as far as Judas being an impotent disciple with, supposedly, no healing powers...…… In all three of these Gospels, Matthew 10, Mark 6, and Luke 9, Jesus sent "the 12" out, 2 by 2, "with all power and authority to cast out demons and heal the sick." I'm pretty sure Judas was one of the 12 at...

Here it starts. LOL He is saying it takes "supernatural beings" to hear the thoughts of others...… and he states that he has a grasp on this. (No, I fully understand what he said, but it is just the first step toward claiming this unearthly power he will soon disclose. Watch and see.)

I experienced formication the other day. (But, it was just an ant.)

************** I think we all know this guy is Loony Tunes. The next thing you know, he will be telling us is that he is one of the people in the Bible, reincarnated. (If he has not already done so, and I just missed that post.)

I've always enjoyed the KJV, too. And, truthfully, they are pretty much the same Bible to me. I mainly like the notes in the Geneva that James I wouldn't allow. My "go to" is the God's Word Translation. However, I have fallen in love with the Passion Translation, and can hardly wait until...

I also like that version, and the notes. (Not my "go to", but I enjoy it.)

Remember what I said about the importance of keeping your feet clean?...… That would take care of a lot of those symptoms.

Later! I'm off to the gym.

Oh how we hate the thought of approaching that horrible word we have invented, "Universalism." For all we know, this "lake of fire" may be the land outside the gates, where forsaken and tormented outcasts can see into Heaven (as people say The Rich Man did), but never be able to partake of any...

No, I didn't "qualify" it by saying "If he repented". I said no matter what he said or didn't say about it...….. I know that I have 'natural' instincts that want to see something that satisfies me before I accept it as fine. I am not yet fully changed in that respect. More power to those who...

THAT IS THE ENTIRE POINT OF THE BIBLE. We are not to do as we so often do, and select verses from here and there to prove something. But rather, we are to absorb and understand the Bible as a WHOLE. And I think the main thrust is that God is love.

Truthfully now, does it not frost you to imagine that despite all he did, Judas might be sitting in Heaven, right now, having gotten "Scott Clean" away with it all.... never even having his big toe singed for just a few minutes? According to the Bible, we are supposed to rejoice at that thought...

"The Righteous Vindicated!" What is that? Is not a sinner brought into God's arms, far more "vindication" against Satan, than forever "burning the poor slob" right alongside Satan?

I think this misunderstanding of God's Justice is the very reason the parable of the early and late hired workers who all got the same pay, sat (and still sits) so wrong with the standard idea of "Justice."

I know most of us love the idea of vengeance in the Bible, and we almost pray for our enemies to "get theirs" (though we are told to do just the opposite), and even long for the day we can ride a white horse with Jesus, slaughtering "all those bad people" with a huge sword. And I am afraid we...

Didn't Jesus say there was only one unpardonable sin? Did Judas commit that sin?

How much can we play around with the word "repent" in the Bible, giving it different meanings whenever that seems to fit our present ideas?

*VictoryInJesus* just showed us in Post #20, that Judas DID repent.