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The wages of sin is death. Death is separation. Physical death is separation from the body. Spiritual death is separation of the spirit from God. Thus one can be alive physically but spiritually dead. Jesus suffered a 'spiritual' death as no other human could experience as He was God the...

It's about love and keeping God's commandments you say. Did you love God and Christ when you first got saved? Be honest now. Did you love Him who you did not know. We like to throw that word 'love' around pretty freely. I have never seen where the wife is required to love her husband...

Israel served a different God when Aaron made the golden calf also. Did they go in and out of salvation there. The Old Testament Scripture you use is viewing Israel as a whole body in the verses you describe. The nation is following God or the nation is turning away from God. If you want to...

Jesus may have loved the Pharisees who were of God. But He didn't love the Pharisees who were not of God. Stranger

God calling for Israel to return to God does not mean those who were believers had lost their salvation and are now trying to get saved again. It means they turned away from God and are suffering a judgement from God and can repent and return. As I have said before, backsliding is not losing...

Yes, without a doubt Israel has been removed from her privileged position as a nation of God. It was and is desolate to this day. But it is a temporary move. God will establish Israel again. It is interesting to note in (Matt. 23:31-36) that God is letting Israel fill up her cup of...

Just because the Church comes under the Abrahamic Covenant does not mean God is finished with Israel. Israel does exist, she just exists in unbelief. Though Israel did not exist as a nation, there are an abundance of Scriptures indicating that God will never leave Israel and will bring...

Yes the Jews in Israel despise Jesus Christ. But, no, that does not, and should not affect the way one interprets prophecy. You believe what the Bible says though the outward situation looks totally against what the Bible says. I believe this is part of the problem today of why there is so...

And because it is once, you don't bring it again. As they did with the animal sacrifices. You don't get to get out of salvation and then decide I want back in. It's a one time deal. 'Once'. If you want to believe you can lose your salvation, fine. But don't try and get back in or preach...

If you had lived under the Mosaic Law you would be required to bring animal sacrifices for your sins. Because the animal sacrifices didn't take away sin, only covered it, you would be continually having to bring animal sacrifices for your sins. The High Priest would continually have to offer...

The prodigal never ceased being a son. If we lose our salvation then we must somehow lose our sonship. We, our spirit, must be unborn, so to speak. It says it in the verses I gave. Jesus died once for sin. He did not die many times for sin. You don't go back and forth as those under the...

If anyone wants to believe you can lose your salvation after having come to Christ, fine, go ahead. But don't think you can come back again if you do. (Heb. 10:10) "By the which will we are sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all." (Heb. 10:14) "For by one...

Ah yes. So much revealed in thee with that statement. That which is written down is the Word of God. It is not written due to any nationalist feelings. Let me put that rock back over you. Stranger

Good verses all. They speak to the 70 year Babylonian Captivity. (Jer. 30) addresses the 'time of Jacobs trouble' which is the Tribulation period. "Alas for that day is great, so that none is like it: it is even the time of Jacob's trouble; but he shall be saved out of it." (30:7) Thus not...

Well, take your post #123. You said you didn't think we have a complete answer to my question. And you said you didn't understand God's nature found in the Old Testament compared to His nature in the New Testament. These may not be in question form but they are things that have been...

God promised through the prophet Jeremiah that He would. (Jer. 30:3) No repentance is required here. Just God's statement that He will do it. Stranger

No....on all counts. Stranger

It concerns Israel in the 'latter days'. That is time period that speaks to the latter time of Israel's age. (Ez. 38:8) This is the time when the indignation of God against Israel is fulfilled. This occurs during the Tribulation period. The battle in (Rev. 20) is not just against Israel...

I didn't ignore it. They are not the same event. They are at least 1000 years apart. In (Ez. 38-39) the attack come from he north. In (Rev. 20), 1000 years later, the attack comes from all four corners of the earth. Different time, different battle. Yes, your interpretation is 'full'...

As a believer in Christ think of all the sins you have committed. And will commit. Think of yourself as falling into a life of sin and turning away from God. Then what does this mean? (Rom. 8:33-34) "Who shall lay any thing to the charge of God's elect? It is God that justifieth. Who is...