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I don't see the church going through the Great Tribulation (Matthew 24), as opposed to the general tribulation principle (John 16).

I'm not sure it's profitable to speculate about the identity of The Antichrist; we do know already from John's First Epistle that 'many antichrists' have come into the world. The believer is looking for the Saviour (Philippian 3.20); it's good to keep our focus on 'looking unto Jesus' (Hebrews...

John 14.27

So this time Alberta was less severe with snow than BC... Ontario had some; not a lot. (Then, again, Ontario is a huge place with a lot of variation...)

Dear Friend, I hope you got a better diagnosis later...

Sometimes John 3.16 is expressed with a person's name being inserted in place of the 'whosoever'...

The law was changed (Hebrews 7.12) and what we now have is better than the law (Hebrews 7.19).

I don't see that it says that, either... Father, Son and Holy Spirit are distinct Persons of the Godhead

I don't see that the passage says that the Father is the Son. Father, Son and Holy Spirit are totally united in their purpose, while their Personalities remain distinct.

So she never had it done herself?

I don't see how the Son supposedly became the Son in the New Testament after supposedly being otherwise previously. He is the eternal Son; John 1; Hebrews 1.

In the New Testament, Father, Son and Holy Spirit are clearly three Persons.

I don't see the church in the Old Testament at all...

People can deny and defy but Father, Son and Holy Spirit remain strongly present in Scripture.

The Isaiah 9.6 reference - Father of eternity - speaks of the Son's eternal preeminence, rather than implying that the Personality of Father and Son - as brought out in the New Testament - were not distinct.

Partly based on John 14.6.

Psalm 90 is a good, end of year Psalm. :) ord, thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations. 2 Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hadst formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God. 3 Thou turnest man to destruction; and sayest...

The Son indeed always was (John 1).

Father, Son and Holy Spirit are manifestly revealed in the New Testament: all Three Persons of the Godhead. There are many references; it's a fundamental truth.