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Revelation is not symbolic. Where did you come up with that? Symbols may be used. But that doesn't mean all are symbols. And there is no reason to interpret 'sitting' as other than 'sitting'. Is Jesus a real 'physical' Person? Can He sit? Can He stand? Sounds stupid I know, but that...

You are not making any sense. (Heb. 2:14) declares that Jesus is partaker of flesh and blood. Then you say He is not partaker. There is one God, not three. There are three Persons of the Godhead, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Your Greek effort supplies nothing. The 'form' of God and...

No, sitting down actually means to sit down. Standing up actually means to stand up. Jesus Christ didn't stand in (Acts 7:55-56) because He is our Mediator. He stood to receive Stephen who was being martyred. Christ the Head of the Church sits at the right hand of God. (Col. 3:1-2) "If...

Since God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the Son is a distinct Person of the Godhead. He, the Son, became a Man, Jesus Christ. So, God became a Man, in the Son. Thus, 'God with us'. Concerning the Godhead, I make the distinction of three persons, not two. Nothing in (Phil. 2:6)...

Because all judgement is given to the Son. (John 5:22) Just because Jesus sat down at the right hand of God doesn't mean He cannot stand up anymore. (Acts 7:56) Stranger

I don't see the problem or the difficulty here. God brings salvation. The Son who became Jesus Christ is God also. God, Who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, saves us. Each doing their part in that salvation. Stranger

It is His own right arm. (Is. 63:5) Stranger

Good words Grams. I am sure He thought of you as you do of him. Had you gone first, he would have felt as you do now. We all take those closest to us for granted. He was a good husband because he had a good wife. But no matter how good we may try to be, when one close to us dies, we...

If 'distinct' and 'separate' meant the same thing, you would not be trying so hard to say they do. The right arm of God is the Messiah, Jesus Christ. But, the Messiah has a right arm also. So? (Is. 59:16) speaks to the arm of God, the Messiah. Stranger

In (Is. 53:1) the arm of the LORD is the Messiah. The Messiah in (63:5) speaks of His own right arm. uyrgh Stranger

(Is. 63:1-6) speak to the Messiah when He comes in vengeance to destroy the unbelieving. Thus the 'right arm' is the arm of the Messiah, Jesus Christ when He returns. Within the Godhead, the Son is a distinct Person as is the Father and the Holy Spirit. The Son, that distinct Person of the...

I don't know quite what you mean as 'separate'. One God, yet three persons of the Godhead. Not separate as 'three gods'. But distinct Persons of the Godhead. Stranger

I couldn't reach the site you gave. Nice title though. I watch at times on TV churches on Sunday morning. Of all of them I will say the Roman church is the most worshipful. Protestant churches have been going into the area of entertainment instead of worship for years so that many times...

You give a definition of 'will' but not 'free will'. You are simply telling me that mans will is free. The distinction between God's will and ours is not just that He has the power to do as He wants. It is that nothing influences His will. He acts always in accordance to His will. That...

(Luke 17:15-16) "And one of them, when he saw that he was healed, turned back, and with a loud voice glorified God, And fell down on his face at his feet giving him thanks:..." This Samaritan fell down at the feet of God. Who happened to be Jesus Christ. Stranger

God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Son always existed with the Father. He was neither created or begotten. The word 'begotten' speaks to the time when the Son was given a body, Who we know as Jesus Christ. The Son had no beginning. The Son as a Man, Jesus Christ, did. Most...

Please, don't play the 'I'm sorry' act. When someone denies the Deity of Jesus Christ, yes I get upset over it and do not apologize for it. Indeed my mind and spirit are sealed and have been for years. And your manipulation and denial of Scripture is not going to sway me in the least...

Sorry, I don't understand. You said maybe this will help and gave the Westminster Confession. I could not see how it would help you. Thus I questioned it. Now you say, it is confusing and not very clear. Well, why did you present it? I am not going to try and defend the Westminster...

I have never said Christ is not the living Word. Of course He is. Scripture is clear. That doesn't require that the Bible be not the written Word of God. The Bible is the work of God. It is miraculous in it's origin being God breathed. That God used man to write it doesn't take away...

Your conversion, like your friends, like all who are believers in Christ is the result of a miraculous work of God and Christ. Such a work by God does not require the Bible to not be the written Word of God. That one can have a relationship with Christ and God through the Holy Spirit in them...