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This thread has nothing whatsoever to do with the Trinity. Job the trinitarian is not a historical figure.

Are God’s angels spirit? Have they stood on earth? Are they able to do something which God himself cannot do? Moses saw God’s back. No mortal man can see God’s face and live. Mortal man has the potential to become immortal. Immortal man, I believe, will literally see his God and Father’s...

That’s right. Neither did Job. He and I are bound by the constraints of history.

There’s room in Satan’s camp for both. They aren’t one in the same. Jesus is the untarnished image of the God of the Old Testament. You stopped reading about Jesus too soon and it sounds like you haven’t read what his God says about himself in the Old Testament. They don’t. That’s...

I‘ve been listening to people say that no one can prove that God exists. I‘ve been listening to Job, and that’s not what I hear him saying. The living God, Job’s God, exists - and Job knew it.

You’re a thinking man but you’re presently in the atheist’s camp, and the atheist’s camp is the camp of Satan. Jesus is the exact image of his God and Father. The same Jesus whom you’re gnashing your teeth against in anger now. Carlin took the path that leads to destruction. Was he wise or...

God can’t be separated from his character. You refuse to believe his character, you refuse to believe God. It isn’t man made. It’s God revealed. Jesus is the perfect image of the Old Testament God, his God, the Father. Jesus is going to slay the wicked when he returns and have the wicked...

Listen to yourself. You’ve refused to believe. There is a God and he is the God of the Old Testament (and the God of the New Testament).

* I question their findings. Now if that had used Mr and Mrs Potato Head … *

The lord Jesus Messiah is the truth, the way, and the life. I think you remember enough of the Bible that you’ll recall that he healed the lame. I spoke to you about the glimmer of hope that there is in the wideness of his mercy. People will be judged on what they reasonably could have known...

I don’t have much else to say at the moment @Riven. I’ve done what the watchman has been commissioned to do - I’ve warned you. I urge you to repent and I accept your decision not to. There‘s still time - I don’t how much time - for you to change the path you’re on. God has spoken to you in this...

You are able to believe. You’ve chosen not to. That’s not what God has said. Listening to you talk, it strikes me as a rehearsal for what you’re going to be saying when the judgement time comes. “Weeping and gnashing of teeth” Your anger at God and Messiah now over what you think is unjust...

It is necessary. Rebels are punished by the king. You’ve been offered a pardon and turned it down.

You should read it some time. It will offer you good insight about what is coming. If you aren’t worried about it now and you don’t think you’ll be worried about it then, I don’t see why you mentioned worrying about it at all. You don’t see any downside to not existing? He will. So then...

The church fathers aren’t of my faith.

Terrifying situation, wouldn’t you agree @Riven? Can you imagine being trapped in that? Wouldn’t you escape it if you could? Wouldn’t you want your loved ones to escape it if they could? If you couldn’t escape but you could warn your family members to avoid coming into the area, wouldn’t you...

So, angry with God and with Messiah. I think there’s going to be a lot of that, but I think there will be anger at self too. You’re right that it won’t be a stroll in the park. It will be a terrifying experience. Have you read the parable of Lazarus and the rich man? So when you said “there...

He did. God and Messiah are one in will and purpose. God has appointed Messiah to judge the world. That addresses you. What about your family members who are with you? Are you worried about it? That’s in keeping with God’s character. I believe there is a wideness in God’s - and therefore...