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Bear in mind that Paul was talking to actual bishops of the fledgling church when he said, "from your own selves shall arise men speaking perverse things, to draw disciples after them." So we cannot trust the writings of every early church father. We must discern between those who wrote truth...

You are correct in one aspect ViJ, that the "one to come" is a delusion, a distraction from the one already present. But you are spiritualizing too much. Daniel, Revelation, Paul and John did speak of one specific real life physical entity that would come after them and deceive the world. This...

Amen. Well said.

And you are still ignoring the fact that Sunday sacredness is no where found in the scriptures. As I pointed out, it was the church, the Catholic Church of Rome, which introduced Sunday as a religious observance. The popular reasons for observing Sunday today as you have attempted to promote...

But it doesn't mean the letter isn't obeyed. It is how it is obeyed wherein lies the difference. You cannot stop committing physical adultery until you love your neighbor and the lust is expunged from the heart. You cannot observe the physical Sabbath until you love Jesus with all the heart, and...

The Catholic Church didn't put together any scripture in book form until the 50 Bibles Constantine sponsored in the 4th century. Yet the church existed for centuries before then, was well established throughout the empire to the west as far as Britain, and had grown exponentially eastward...

So in the same context physical adultery is a letter of the law we can claim no longer applies to us, so long as we don't lust?

Well. He could have referred the devil to the magisterium, oh sorry, the Sanhedrin. Or, being the Son of God, He could have recited any number of traditions and stories of the Jewish fathers going back millennia. Perhaps to prove His authority and His identity which is what the devil was...

All of which contributed to the events in Rome at that time. The Romans themselves already detested the Jews even before Jesus came along. And they hated the country. Serving there was considered the absolute pits, the lowliest most desolate and unfriendly land on the planet. Or so the Romans...

Have you read any of the posts since the OP?

But that's what this thread is about. Shedding light on mysteries.

Except the 4th. There doesn't seem to be any issue with breaking the 4th. Whereas I suggest if one is truly filled with the holy Spirit, there is no issue with remembering it. Yes, and much more. Free from the dominion of sin. No longer does the sin nature have power. Since Calvary, God now has...

That same event of is described 3 times in Daniel 7. KJV Daniel 7:9-11 9 I beheld till the thrones were cast down, and the Ancient of days did sit, whose garment was white as snow, and the hair of his head like the pure wool: his throne was like the fiery flame, and his wheels as burning fire...

In the wilderness. How did Christ resist temptation?

@theefaith????

I pray that God may exercise His unfailing love toward my family and I. I pray that God will and purpose may be established in my life and any obstacles removed and doors opened, regardless of what and where they are, in order to accomplish His will. I do not always witness the miracles that...

Yep, I guess that's why the Lord said in Exodus 20... KJV Exodus 20:2 2 I am the LORD thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. Now hear this law and my commandments which will bring you into even greater and more severe bondage... Oh wait.

Lol. No wonder you're single bro. Gotta read the signs.

Okay. I've got a little sidetracked as it wasn't my intention to get so deep into the "mystery of iniquity", but @marks asked, and because it is relevant, I was happy to oblige. There is oodles of more information I could offer, the above being the bare bones so to speak of a subject that is in...