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Something tells me you know what the phrase "spark up a doobie" means LOL

Protestant Historicism has never been disproven, while Jesuit Futurism was beat down so hard by the Reformers as soon as it reared its ugly head that it took over 300 years before it got back up. It's a matter of church history.

Yes, I went hunting last winter and shot a seven headed beast with ten horns, a leopard body, bear feet, and a lion mouth that roared like the devil when I peppered his rectum with triple ought buckshot.

There are no MSS that date back to the first century. What we do have are letters written between the early church fathers which contain references to verses that those 3rd century corruptions you are defending do not contain, which proves that the Byzantian MSS is the true while those...

So, what a stupendous error did those NT writers commit when they included all those warnings to Christians about: "striving against sin", and "shall we sin because we are not under the law", and "if they should fall away", and "lest after I've preached unto others, I myself be found a (lost)...

If the Ten Commandment law truly is the Old Covenant, then Romans 6:31 says Christians establish the Old Covenant. You should probably start slaughtering your sheep, sir. Or would you like to reconsider that claim in light of that verse: "Do we then make void the law Old Covenant through faith...

Rhema is to Protestantism what the ecumenical mask of love, peace, and harmony which hides the satanic agenda behind all that is to the papacy.

So, by breaking the Ten Commandments we demonstrate we've risen to spiritual maturity of the Two Commandments. I simply cannot wait to hear that philosophy presented to God on Judgment Day when He asks us, "So, you all claim to love Me, but did you keep My law?"

"Judgment" is erroneously regarded as always a negative thing, but for the saints, the judgment is a good thing (Daniel 7:22). So, judgment in its positive context isn't trumped by mercy at all because judgment is the process and the extension of mercy is the verdict.

We agree that the law is what weeds out fake Christians. That's why John said, "...he that saith, I know Him, and keepeth not His commandments is a liar and the truth (Jesus is the truth) is not in him". The person who claims we are at liberty to break the Sabbath or any other commandment has...

Of course saved people want to worship the devil - and by "worship" I mean "obey him when he tempts us to sin" because obedience is the absolute highest expression of worship. Not sacrifices, Not oblations, Not offerings, Not praises, And especially not these ridiculous, idolatrous rock-concert...

BTW, your avatar pic looks unbelievably peaceful.

The one will never gain the ascendancy over the other - both being attributes of God, they are equal one to the other. The Cross allows God to be both "Just" in condemning the sinner, but also the "Justifier" of him who cries out "nothing in my hand I bring, simply to the Cross I cling". At...

And you believe that God preserved in secret the truth of His Word from the close of apostolic times all the way down to the mid-19th century when He handed it over to the papacy for its "discovery" by so called "Protestant" RINO scholars (Reformers In Name Only)...not by a longshot.

Got it. And I'm simply stating that Daniel, Revelation, and other end time prophecy passages like that which is found in 2 Thessalonians 2 about the Man of Sin are given in symbolism, which the other parts of the Bible interpret.

Exactly. If we love God, we'll keep the first four, and if our neighbor, the last six. Dave knows full well that the words of James are truth when he says any Christian convert who commits adultery or murder becomes a "transgressor of the law" (James 2:11) in the sight of God, but to publicly...

There's no penalty for the manufacture, sale, purchase, and consumption of alcohol because Prohibition was abolished. Are you saying there's no penalty for worshiping the devil since the First Commandment along with the other Nine Commandments are abolished?

I'm sure God considers having to tell us not to break His seventh day Sabbath every bit as unnecessary as you consider it unnecessary for us to be told not to kill or steal...yet Christians keep right on breaking it every week, right? Call it "selective servitude", "partiality in the law"...

I would encourage people to give up this unBiblical tradition. It is derived from the events which surrounded the death of Tammuz, Semiramis' son. God through Ezekiel condemned the Israelite women who were "weeping for Tammuz" in chapter 8. Semiramis told the people to afflict themselves...

yep :)