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Humility has ever been a challenge for those who are right!

Paul is referring to the Israel of God, not the nation of Israel...his people, whether they are nationally Hebrews (jews) or Gentiles. Look closely at it. This comes out in verse 32. Mercy given to all...both Jews and Gentiles. All are of the seed of Adam. Jesus is the second Adam. Consider the...

The tree Israel is barking up is the product of a deception. Do you recall the words of Jesus? 'Your house is left unto you desolate!' Consider what he meant. The enthusiastic continuation of the sacrifices including all the associated religious ceremonies after Jesus's death and resurrection...

The love of righteousness with its beauty cherished will put sin in its true light, that it is the destroyer of every good thing. It will cry out as David did in the Psalms putting God's Law as the most desirable way of seeing and behaving. Doing it rather than talking about it starts with the...

Any use of profanities is out of order, in particular with those that identify as Christians.....even in worldly circles it is an indicator of immaturity and insecurity. So you might say, well most everybody uses it even those that lead. I would say, you have a good indication of the state of...

The love of righteousness is the jumping off point for any genuine piety. Without it, all is just a performance and coupled with that performance are the complaints against God's Law yet the very thing engaged, namely, a pretended piety without a love for righteousness is the problem faced and...

The love of righteousness is the fruit of the Spirit. Without a love of and for righteousness any religious talk has the prime objective of self.

I think this is correct!

Jesus broke the the laws that men created claiming they were God's law when in fact they were laws of there own making. He never broke Gods law. If he had so done he would not have been perfect and his sacrifice of no avail. The letter of the law is about doing by rote without understanding the...

Then we are not antagonistic to his Law? or are we? So how do we understand the difference between what is written on our hearts and those written on stone? Was not the Spirit of the Law the point of God giving the Law? One thing is clear and that is that your intent is referring to the...

Yes, Jesus is the central theme of Revelation, that is clear from every page and being that central theme John tells us in the first verse of the book that its objective to reveal the things that must soon take place. Retaining this context, those time prophecies are not a side show but rather...

I hear what you're saying jbf. The reason I ask is that God's character being the subject here and his law being a transcript of it, it is a good thing as is testified in the Psalms and the prophets many times, and being written in our hearts by God himself I would consider it an honour to...

I would like you to give it to me in your own words. Throwing around texts as cannon fodder doesn't do it.

I am familiar with Hislop's Two Babylons. The parallels he draws fit hand in glove with the Roman system. Your scriptural quotes are not disputed particularly your high lighted texts. Daniel and Revelation are on the same dance floor in regards to timing. It is how to understand the time frames...

Away you go then. Let's hear of your better interpretations of the time prophecies!

You must be quiet insightful after nearly half a century....hmmmm, perhaps you could explain these prophecies in a clearer way?

'handwriting of ordinances'....what would you say that is justbyfaith?

Your stubbornness does you no service! There are better approaches than lumping people into categories.

Enoch, the prophetic day = one literal day leaves you hamstrung in the sense that it is impossible to do anything with the interpretation that makes any sense. Without starting dates, what can be determined of any significance that make all the prophecies harmonise? Do you not think that...