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Read it again. When he returns. In the meantime, you would have his followers kill one another.

You haven’t read all of my posts and it’s obvious.

I don’t think it’s possible for anyone to read your posts and honestly walk away thinking that you don’t. You‘re the incarnation of the spirit of atrocity. The only thing I want to know is who else here is or wants to be.

“By this everyone will know you are my followers, …” (John 13:35) … the atrocities you commit against one another. That’s antiMessiah, readers. I’d like to know how many members approve of @Wrangler’s teaching.

A word to my readers. Find teachers who will instruct you not to commit atrocities. Jesus of Nazareth did not teach his followers to go to the nations and commit atrocities. He commanded them to go to the nations and make disciples.

The true followers of Jesus don’t own the atrocities of war. They don’t commit them and they stand against them.

Your teaching isn’t a strawman. See the example set by Jesus, the apostles, and the earliest Christians. They didn’t violate Scripture and they suffered injustice.

You’ve been overcome by the spirit if the world. You advocate the brothers and sisters of the Messiah in one nation killing the brothers and sisters of the Messiah in another nation and call it practical. Think about that.

See my post on the passage. Read the history of the first four centuries of Christianity.

The teachings of Jesus and the apostles are seen as impractical by the world. It’s not only impractical, it’s demonic, to teach that the bothers and sisters of the Messiah in one nation should kill the brothers and sisters of the Messiah in another nation. You own the atrocities of war in...

Listen closely, followers of Jesus. ”You are not a follower of Jesus if you aren’t armed, ready to kill.” ”Men in form not in substance.” ”There is no soul left in these folks.” Those aren’t the words of a follower of Jesus who refuses to kill the brothers and sisters of Jesus. Those are the...

“The war making tactics of the carnal person only perpetuate evil. They overcome weaker evil with stronger evil, and so evil is present and flourishing. The meek are those who have learned how to war with God’s armor and come away victorious and overcoming. This whole idea revolves around the...

“If Jesus envisioned his disciples to sometimes kill each other, why didn’t he talk about it?” https://pcpj.org/2019/11/18/should-christians-kill-each-other/

“There’s a war going on, and it’s a war between the flesh of man and the Spirit of God.” - R.C. Sproul