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Yep it did not happen that proves it was not prophecy, but it was a warning

It does not have to be in the text, unless God lied, and he did not die, he literally died the moment he ate of the tree, we can discern that since he did not die physically, he did die spiritually. Add this to the fact we must be born again because we are all born dead, ad we have a spiritual...

To you that is prophecy to me that is a warning again huge difference. God said if a prophet prophecies and that thing which he spoke does not happen, he is not from God, By Gods own defenition, if God did not carry out his punishment, then Jonah is not a prophet from God

The new covenant is basically a continuation and based on the abrahamic covenant What makes this a better covenant is the terms If we look at the covenant with adam, we have a dual covenant, Adam failed to keep his part, so was expelled and he died, Abraham was a different type, it was a one...

Amen people even misunderstand this, the fact is, if we do not repent, we will never come to faith if we do not come to faith, we will not be saved partial repentance is not enough. we can’t give God a full glass of water with even a drop of contaminant i. That water, he will not accept...

They did die (spiritually). They died physically 900 years later that’s why we all must be born again so times you have to determine in context what is said, the temple Jesus spoke of also was his body,

I think we see from Paul, who considered his own sufferings but a momentary light affliction, that his focu was eternity, and not his short time here on this earth, and he wanted those he loved (us) to see as he did, that these suffering we suffer today because of the curse, is but minimal, no...

We have to look in context, God sent jonah there, why would he send them if he was going to destroy the city no matter what. Would not take that so much of a prophecy but a warning, if something does not change, this will happen. A prophecy is something for gold that will happen no matter...

Prophecy is prophecy if God says there will be something that will happen, it will happen, if we can see word for word that it occured in the past (Christ born of a virgin, who suffers for the people) we know it is fulfilled, if we can not find it, has occured (abomination of desolation, and...

Amen when God says something is going to happen it happens, if it did not happen and we think it should have, it does not give us the right to spiritualise it away or change the prophecy to something that fits our belief system. Just so we can make it real

One thing is for sure, you have no grasp of what dispensationalism teaches, true dispensationalism sees the last 2000 years as a part of Gods history with mankind, it is a peace of its own, with power. And great, it is based on what Christ did on the cross 2000years ago, and we have a mission...

While this might be truel saying a group ignores all the stuff of the last 2000 years as meaningless is in error.

Not even close, your stereotyping people you do not even know.

I think this is kind of harsh, and don’t agree in the slightest,

If we look at the past few hundred years we have all these prophecies saying the end is near. Yet each time, the even comes and goes and we see nothing happened I have to wonder if we see things and think we see prophecy being fulfilled, and we want to be a part of it, so we get excited and...

This does not matter to many people look like christian who are not, works and a false determiner we have wolves in sheep’s clothing

No your right Because if you trust some one you do what they say Better yet. When your born of God and made new. You change. But those works have no bearing on your salvation.

I have the HS. I received him and he sealed me the moment I heard the word. the gospel of my salvation and believed in him (eph 1: 13- 14) As I said I was baptized in water a few years later You cant earn salvation by allowing yourself to be immersed in water

Well your wrong 1. Thats not how the greek word Baptizo works 2. Your pastor can not baptize me into Christ. He can just baptize me into water. You trying to make one baptism depend on the other. God does not need to wait. He can baptize you the MOMENT you have faith. You way has people who...

Nope It is God himself baptizing us into Christ. His death, His burial. And in the future his resurrection. Eze 36 is God sprinking water on people. Not a pastor immersing you in some baptismal