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  1. Stranger

    Meh

    We don't always. Depends on the subject and how much we know about it. You are coming from an atheistic belief. We come from our faith in God. Therefore your answers are always incorrect as they are given to prove the non-existence or the injustice of God. Ours will always be correct in...
  2. Stranger

    The Winepress

    Lamentations is written by Jeremiah. It concerns the time period of the destruction of Judah and Jerusalem. Jeremiah was a witness to this. Thus he is the weeping prophet. This judgement has had consequences all the way up to the present day. And will have until Christ returns. But there...
  3. Stranger

    Love

    Barney Bright You need to straighten out your last post. It's as confusing as you are. Ones love of God comes from God loving him first. Understanding of Scripture grows from that. When God gave the Mosaic Law to Israel, did He know they would not be able to keep it? They would be...
  4. Stranger

    Meh

    No, we shouldn't in many things. The believer grows in knowledge and in maturity of the Spirit. Each is at a level known by the Spirit of God. Each will make his own mistakes as he continues in growth. Stranger
  5. Stranger

    The Winepress

    Yes, that restraint was broken, as illustrated by the broken staff. (Zech. 11:10-11) Feinberg makes a good point concerning the covenant that was broken in (Zech. 11:10). "This indicated the breaking of the covenant which God had made with all the peoples. The peoples spoken of here are not...
  6. Stranger

    The Winepress

    I am not sure what you are saying. Do you believe Lamentations was written by Jeremiah? I don't understand your statement, "where God could decide to reject Israel all together". God has made it clear that He will never do that and that He will restore Israel to her place as the leading...
  7. Stranger

    The Winepress

    The time period is the fall of Judah and Jerusalem by the Babylonians. Since that time, the Jews have been walking contrary to God. They have been under the judgement of God. The ramifications of which carry all the way to our present time. Stranger
  8. Stranger

    Love

    Appreciate your encouragement. Stranger
  9. Stranger

    Love

    Well, what you are saying then, if you are honest with yourself, is that even though Scripture says it is this way, I will not believe it because in my view of God, it makes God look bad. If God did not plan for this wickedness in the world to exist, then who did? If all this was not part...
  10. Stranger

    Love

    Adam knew Eve had sinned and fallen. And he knew the consequences of that would be death as he was warned. Thus Adam knew Eve was in a dire situation, most especially because he had not yet fallen. Thus he feared losing Eve.. And you still offer nothing as to what about Eve if Adam had not...
  11. Stranger

    The Winepress

    Both staffs were broken. And I see nothing to indicate we are the wild beasts in (Is. 43). Beauty is not a house, it is a staff. Stranger
  12. Stranger

    The Winepress

    I don't understand what you are asking. I believe I explained why already. Stranger
  13. Stranger

    The Winepress

    You ask 'what about Jerusalem'? Jerusalem has been removed by God for her sins. Thus she has become a widow because she was always in a wife relationship to God. (Is. 54:5) But then God divorced her. (Hosea 2:2) She becomes in a destitute condition. The Lord was slain without the gate...
  14. Stranger

    The Winepress

    Let me give you what Charles Lee Feinberg has said concerning chapter 11 of Zechariah. (The Minor Prophets, Charles L. Feinberg, Moody Press, 1982) "The events themselves concern the more distant future from the standpoint of the prophet. The chapter is undoubtedly the darkest of Israel's...
  15. Stranger

    Love

    I have not said it is ok to break God's Law. I am saying Adam did not eat of the apple because he wanted to rebel against God. He was not saying in his heart, as satan said in his, I will do as I please, I will be like the Most High. That is a false representation of Adam. Adam could...
  16. Stranger

    The Winepress

    (Is. 63:1-6) is not about Christ as the sin bearer. It is about Christ coming in vengeance. That is the context. (63:4) (63:6) There is no mercy here for those He is coming in vengeance against. Jesus Christ Himself makes this clear. In (Luke 4:16-18) when He entered His public ministry He...
  17. Stranger

    The Winepress

    But you didn't clarify your statement. You just said the same thing which is wrong. How do you know who and who does not have ears to hear? And whose voice is the ears supposed tobe tuned to or not tuned to. Not yours...correct? Stranger
  18. Stranger

    Love

    Yes, I know what you are saying. But Scripture disagrees with you. The foundation of the world was prior to any man in existence. And Jesus Christ was ordained to be the Sacrifice before the foundation of the world. We use ( 1 Peter 1:18-20) to prove that because that is what it does...
  19. Stranger

    Love

    Nothing is said of the 'world of redeemable mankind'. The foundation of the world is what we are talking about. And I just showed you in (1 Peter 1:18-20) that Christ was foreordained before the foundation of the world to be the Sacrifice. God can't be all knowing if He didn't know what...