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I didn't twist your words. You were twisting the Scripture to fit the present problem of illegal immigration. Stranger

Again, your comparison of us and England during the Revolution with illegal immigration is flawed. And now you continue with a flawed comparison of Rahab in Jericho and the spies. Israel was not immigrating. They were a conquering army. But immigration sounds so good, doesn't it. That...

That's fine. I don't agree on some things but it is where you are at. I'm sure the Lord takes care of our mistakes. Line upon line, here a little and there a little. Stranger

Nations do not and cannot operate according to the Beatitudes. If they did they would cease to exist. These Beatitudes, and the Sermon on the Mount, pertain to the Kingdom that Jesus came ready to implement, which was rejected. These Beatitudes are directly to those of the Millennial...

I agree with what you say. I just don't agree that Christ's act of sacrifice was an abomination. Stranger

Neither did He preach social pacifism. Read my last paragraph in post #17. Though to amadeus, I had you in mind also. Stranger

I know...I'm really helping you out here. (Gal. 3:16) is clear that Paul is addressing Christ as the seed. Stranger

Traitors or rebels, yes. The point was we were not illegal immigrants to the English. Which is where your comparison failed. You want to use the Indians and slaves as if their opinion is some sort of proof against us who are against illegal immigration. When I respond you move back to a...

Your comparison fails. When we were a colony of England, we were not illegal immigrants. When we rebelled against England then we were 'rebels' according to England. Yes, because we are the current residents who hold the power, then we dictate who are legal and illegal residents. Who...

Of course there are many who are anti-christian. What makes 'the' anti-christ different is he is the one personification of all that is anti-christ. He is Satans answer to the real Christ. As Jesus is the God/Man, the anti-christ is the satan/man. He is the one prophecied of. Stranger

Yes, I believe the temple will be rebuilt during the first 3 and 1/2 years of the Tribulation. And, that there will be another temple, the Millennial temple, built after the tribulation, the plans of which are found in (Ez.40-47). I disagree that Christ's act was an abominable act. That...

It appears you are seeing spirit as good and better and flesh as evil or less than. There is plenty of evil in the spirit realm. And the flesh is weak now due to the fall. satan is a spiritual being and he fell also. That God has created a Temple in the Heaven can be seen in (Heb...

Indeed, if the covenants were dependent on us for any to experience the blessings of those covenants, then they are all useless except in pointing out our failure. But the only covenant that has been done away is the Mosaic Covenant, The Law. (Gal. 3:17) "And this I say, that the covenant...

In the Deuteronomy passages I gave I simply wanted to show that God knew the rebellious road Israel would take. And He promised to her judgement or tribulation even in the latter days as a result. Before bringing up (Dan. 9:24) I would point out first, that just as God has promised judgement...

So? Prosperity doesn't guarantee an education, medical services, social services, etc. The form of government you live under may be prosperous at the expense of the citizens. If the education you get is contrary to what you believe, what good is it? People in countries where there is...

It is not about prosperity. The liberal Democrats have always told us it is always about the economy. They said 'it's about the economy stupid'. But they lied. Our economy now is doing great. But yet never has there been such anger and hatred directed toward the administration in power...

Who refuses His actual reality and ability to teach us? (Matt. 4:4,7,10) "It is written" (Rev. 1:19) "Write the things which thou has seen,and the things which are, and the things which shall be hereafter;" Stranger

Amillennial or Dispensational interpretation would matter if you want to jump to the question of fulfillment of these passages in Deuteronomy. But, to do that, we move from a time when Israel was preparing to come into the land to at least your time of 70 A.D. And I wasn't trying to argue...

Of course Israel isn't living up to God's expectations for them. If they were they would turn to Jesus Christ as their Messiah. They would kick out all the Palestinians and muslims. They would destroy the dome of the rock and began rebuilding the Temple. God is already doing what He wants...

Well, at this stage is Dispensational interpretation the issue? In (Deut. 4:23-31) is not the nation Israel being addressed? Is not tribulation and repentance promised to Israel in the latter days? Are we not told that the nation Israel will turn away from God? (Deut. 31:16-17) "And the...