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There’s been only two individuals I’ve sent to the isle of Patmos in all the years I’ve visited this sight, my only regrets about the whole thing is,, I wish I’d have done it sooner!

I just figured it out LoL, it has to be one of the two clowns I blocked years ago!

Who are you posting this too?

The outer darkness is without.

Revelation 22:3-5 KJV [3] And there shall be no more curse: but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it; and his servants shall serve him: [4] And they shall see his face; and his name shall be in their foreheads. [5] And there shall be no night there; and they need no candle, neither...

Isn’t this in reference too within the city?

There is no reference as to who you are posting too?

I don’t believe that gnashing of teeth here has anything to do with physical pain. Furthermore I do believe the darkness is a reference to spiritual blindness.

Okay, thanks!

Because scripture declares it, if you don’t go through all the mental gymnastics. Now, what about my question too you The supporting scripture you gave tying what Isaiah wrote too the first century Matthew gospel account was this- Isaiah 7:16 KJV [16] For before the child shall know to refuse...

He’s definitely not a Greek or an Roman!

I believe what @Mr E is attempting to show- can only be seen by those with sight.

Scripture says he was. Colossians 1:15 KJV [15] Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature:

@Johann @marks I hate too hear you poor abused victims have been bullied.

@Johann im attempting to give you an image of the first begotten man of the Father As John states in his gospel. The beginning was when the light entered into the world, this all began with the Christ. There was no light/ truth prior too Jesus. Do you believe this?

Oh Johann, someone else spoke while Jesus was being baptized.. what was said?

Well, it’s 6 am here. I have to work tonight. You think about it Johann. I’ll get back too you later.

There remains another unanswered question. What did John hear the bridegroom say?

Shall be forsaken of both her kings?