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The phrase 'false accusation' is a dirty word???? Sounds like you definitely are on the politically correct bandwagon. Didn't you know that bandwagon is ruled by Communists? You're not one of those are you?

That's what God's Word teaches, but many aren't that interested in what God's Word teaches; they instead like to listen to men and read a lot of so-called religious books written by men. They remind me of those at Athens which the Apostles met who were always discussing the latest philosophical...

My ancestors fled France because of persecution by the Catholic Church, part of them going into Germany, and the others into England. Those in England then later fled there to the Americas. More than likely, yours did the same. What I underlined in your paragraph above is a false accusation...

I don't agree with Bible scholars who have turned to a literary criticism instead of keeping to a traditional scholar approach of historical criticism. When you apply the idea of poetry to God's Word you are indirectly placing it (even if unknowingly) in the realm of literary criticism, which...

It's not confusing if you know where both our Lord Jesus and Apostle Paul were pulling from with the idea of being presented to our true Husband as a chaste virgin, and remaining spiritually barren and without child from the Antichrist... 2 Cor 11:2 2 For I am jealous over you with godly...

My interpretation is according to written Word of God in Acts 2 which gives the evidence of what was spoken on Pentecost, and how it manifested to the peoples present; your interpretation is according to another spirit.

What would help you, is learning a basic usage in ALL languages, because it is not about poetic style, it is about symbolism, expressions, analogy, something that ALL languages use. So before you lecture me on your collegiate poetry class, you need to understand how God created languages and how...

Acts 2:3-6 3 And there appeared unto them cloven tongues like as of fire, and it sat upon each of them. 4 And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance. 5 And there were dwelling at Jerusalem Jews, devout men, out of every...

Our Lord Jesus linked the time of summer as the time of His coming with the parable of the fig tree. But with His warning to those 'with child', He warned against their flight being in winter. Thus we are to contrast 'winter' there in the symbolic sense with summer, not in the literal sense...

That Isaiah 28 Scripture is about those among God's people that reject His Word line upon line. They refuse to study it line upon line, precept upon precept. And God wrote it that way so those would fall backward in it, His Word becoming a stone of stumbling to them. That is about those which...

It's the symbolic goats. It's these... Rev 3:9 9 Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee. KJV That's about the false Jews, those who...

No, not really. The idea in the parable of being 'barren' is about being a chaste virgin waiting on Christ. The idea of the word "barren" is about a womb that does not bare children. Luke 23:28-30 28 But Jesus turning unto them said, "Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but weep for...

The only ones destroyed on the day of His 2nd coming are the 7,000 mentioned in Revelation 11 on the 7th trumpet. But those do not represent the "tares" of Matthew 13. The "tares" represent the false Jews, the crept in unawares of Jude 1. And again, Zechariah 14 factors into the future reign...

Yet our Lord Jesus was using His parable first given in Isaiah 54, which is about spiritual harlotry with the idea of woman's womb being a major factor in that. The Isaiah 54 parable is about the 'barren' woman who remained barren without child being blessed with more children than the married...

That event Jesus gave in His parable of the tares doesn't mention His 1,000 year reign of Rev.20 that begins at His return. We can see in Zechariah 14 that not all those of the armies that come up against Jerusalem at the end are destroyed, as those left during Christ's reign will be required to...

To my Christian brethren NOT influenced by Judaizers (Jewish converts to Christ that still follow a lot of old Pharisee doctrines. The first Judaizers were the Pharisee converts to Christ that Apostle Paul had to deal with in Galatians). I have been to funerals where the casket of the deceased...

Just when... is wheat harvest time? It's usually in May for the first harvest, but June-August for the summer harvest. Summer harvest is when our Lord Jesus referred to the fig harvest time in His Olivet discourse when He comes to gather His saints (Luke 21:30-31). In Mark 13:14-18, our Lord...

That certainly is a nutty statement. The first French Protestants, called Huguenots, were persecuted by the Catholic Church, which is why many of them left France and via England, came to the American colonies, many as indentured servants. That is how my ancestors eventually got to Virginia...

God's Word is not written poetry. What you confuse as poetry is actually God using symbols and expressions to make understanding His Message more simple. All languages do that. Biblical languages are no exception. That still doesn't make it poetry. A reference to God's Word as poetry is vanity...

No! When Apostle Paul speaks of the subject of a "spiritual body" in 1 Corinthians 15:44, here is the Greek for it... NT:4152 pneumatikos (pnyoo-mat-ik-os'); from NT:4151; non-carnal, i.e. (humanly) ethereal (as opposed to gross), or (daemoniacally) a spirit (concretely), or (divinely)...