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“David’s enemies had not disappeared when he went to bed. His peace arrived before the circumstances changed.” - Rich Bitterman

That’s good. I’ve spent a significant amount of time reading, encouraging people to read, and tutoring young children who had trouble reading. I’m qualified to evaluate and draw conclusions concerning what you say about the Bible.

Maybe you’ve read it somewhere but I don’t think I told you what else I am besides a retired pastor and civil / environmental engineer: adjunct professor of theology.

I take it as an established and irrefutable fact that you aren’t interested in what Jesus and the apostles thought. With that in mind, I’m not surprised that you would think this.

No. They’re united.

* I’ve thought with great pleasure about my deceased grandparents off and on all day. I hope my readers will take some extra time to remember theirs today. *

Yes. I’ve heard you.

I believe and obey Jesus. You don’t. I don’t mind you expressing your ungodly opinions but what matters most to me - as you have seen and commented on - is what Jesus and the apostles thought.

You aren’t interested in what Jesus and Paul thought. I’m sure you remember that the Bible says Paul was sent by Jesus.

I think what Jesus and the apostles thought. You’re not interested in what we think, and I’m okay with that. I just have to remember your frame.

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this good afternoon - “What are the odds that one man could fulfill over 300 specific prophecies written centuries before His birth? Mathematician Peter Stoner calculated the probability of just 8 prophecies coming true in one person by chance: The odds: 1 in...