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@tzcho2 So did you see some of the latest posts, above? :)

The passage seems clearly to speak of what we call the Rapture, indeed!

Bright and clear again today.

The point is, rather, who are the various passages talking about? What is the context for the church, for tribulation saints and for Israel? These contexts matter; it's not a matter of Scripture dismissing everything about careful, dispensational Bible study.

Imploding seems to express the situation well (as I see it from afar). Amazing how politicians seem almost to prefer an imploding situation rather than to do what was decided in the referendum.

Seems like the politicians don't want to leave, but the people do, and so the politicians on the news seem to be kicking and screaming to find ingenious ways not to honor the result of the referendum! (Just how it comes across to me...)

We have been studying Galatians lately and it seems that Paul is thinking of believers from a Jewish background having been familiar with an Old Testament background, but when the fulness of revelation in Christ in the Gospel came to them it was time to move forward, and not go back (which...

I do hope that by God's grace your son will be able to sort out his life, as your earnest hope is. Keep praying fervently; I'm sure you do. It's good that you are able to put into words in an expressive and nuanced way your exact feelings about the experience of becoming and being tattooed...

Seems to refer to 'the dead in Christ' who 'shall rise first'.

Yes, I can see that, although you yourself don't particularly like tattoos at all, and although your daughter whom you mentioned doesn't like her design now so keeps it covered, yet you do think that for some ppl (e.g., such as for @Butterfly in the immediately previous post to yours) it turns...

In our local church we have recently been studying the Pedagogue in Galatians, the schoolmaster that leads people to Christ, the whole purpose of the law.

I'm reminded in you last phrase of Proverbs 3.5: 'lean not unto thine own understanding'. :)

Yes, interpreting the Scriptures properly is very important.

Yes, clearly from Scripture!

I guess that the experience for you gave you increasing confidence; you said above also: From what you say he seemed impressed by it, anyway; and you probably felt a sense of vindication when he commented and you were able to tell him, right?

I guess in various Western countries the issue is the balance between medical service availability and taxes.

So we need to keep 'looking unto Jesus' (Hebrews 12.2) and feeding on His Word day by day.

@MrBebe FYI...

@MrBebe FYI....

Hi; Sir; great avatar photo!