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I'm not either.

No...what I have quoted here above is you--not "The printed Word of God"--and being printed, is subject to interpretation. So...you are wrong in your first sentence. Meaning, the rest of what you have to say is not to be considered reliable, or true.

You're not putting everything together (missing the forest for the trees). What are "the workings of Satan?" Sin-- which includes every man since the beginning. And the "then" in "then He will send his and gather His elect"--when is "then" that causes you to be so convinced? Then is at the last...

By "obvious", it would appear you mean the Bible's "common" understanding. But no, I was referring--not to how it appears to read--but what the Spirit says. Big (and fatal) difference.

There are still many things wrong in what you have stated. Putting the rapture (so called) aside, you are looking at the last trump and the man of sin all wrong. Most assume the passages and meaning are as big as this world, and it is true, but not in the way most assume. As all things are in...

Yes, I reject your faulty understanding of Matthew 24:30. For the passage does NOT say WHERE "all the tribes of the earth" are in the part you highlighted in red--but you have added it--while elsewhere in the same verse it clearly says "in heaven."

The video is just a bunch of questions he doesn't answer. Do you know the answer? I do.

So did the true prophets of God. Why do you categorically assume the worst? What does that say about your faith, if God never changes, and you just close the door? That's pathetic.

I guess you're coming in late. Having little or no Christian upbringing the wonderful early part of my life all came crashing down after becoming a victim of crime. Things went from bad to worse, and as a last resort I cried out to God whom I before did not know, and He answered. I was caught...

I have given scripture, though no scripture is required, in the way that you say or think you can rightly demand. Your expectations are not the biblical measure, they are simply how you think you can defend what you do or do not believe. If you look back at many confirming scriptures, the full...

Likewise, you accusing me doesn't make it true, and you doing what you think is a biblical test, doesn't mean it is a proper test. Meaning, by the same measure you use, your claims are made void. Fail.

You misunderstand and believe things only taught by men who also lack understanding. The scriptures you quote do not say all that you said. The scriptures say Jesus comes again in the glory of the Father (spirit) which is the Kingdom of God which comes without observation, not in a glorified...

So then it is confirmed, it is written "in heaven", and you reject it. So let it be bound and written. Amen.

Are you so blind? Matthew 24:30 does NOT say on earth or in this world--but "in heaven." So..I will ask you--Do you even believe what is written?

Yes, and there are a few more subtle things revealed also, specially in verse Isaiah 1:3. If you will notice, not unlike, but after the pattern of "to the Jew first and also the Greek (gentiles)" and "It is finished" / "another fold I must also bring" (in that order)--the one comes "first"...

Jesus is not making that choice. Everyone decides for themselves. But He was prepared and did die for everyone who chooses life. And all one has to do is ask, believing that He has done that.

Both are a choice. That's the point and message. That is what all of Christianity comes down to. We are all destined for an eternal fate...and we get to choose. That's it. Which actually means your purposed question, is better stated as: Which is worse, murder or suicide?

More [repeated] lies.

There, you are revealed--you have "gone through" the scriptures. So have demons.

No...you just haven't heard what you wanted to hear. And no, I don't answer to you, only to declare what is given to me by God.