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Neither will your not correctly discerning the times and the unexpected, like those who killed the prophets, and the Priests and Pharisees who did the same with Christ and the apostles. Only this time its worse for you than for them, because you should have learned from their mistakes.

It is not for you to say. And no, Paul did not tolerate as I have tolerated you, though he too took a beating by those who knew not what the do, as yo bow dew. Which is not "biblical rebuke" but the spirit of anti-Christ. And no, Peter did not say that all prophets are false. You have grossly...

It is not for you to say. And no, Paul did not tolerate as I have tolerated you, though he too took a beating by those who knew not what the do, as you bow dew. Which is not "biblical rebuke" but the spirit of anti-Christ. And no, Peter did not say that all prophets are false. You have...

Not that language takes precedence (because it doesn't) but even your language skills are failing you. As a result you are simply not understanding what you are reading. And then you start accusing, showing your true self. Which I will rightly not continue responding to forever.

Or...if I do have biblical right--and I do--you are in big trouble, and it gets worse with every post. Because you are speaking against what Jesus arranged for our time.

I have explained plenty, more than you deserve. But your whole position hangs one word: "prove"--which I gave you, though you did not perceive it. And apparently it is also apparent that you do not know that "prove" is also defined as "APprove." Which leaves you with nothing but your prejudice.

Yes, good point. Meaning that AI is just another form of "the teachings of men" (it just gathers and presents the information that men have published, even error or misunderstanding). It is important to realize that AI has both, both the scriptures as written, but also what is published that...

David, Paul didn't have to go himself, but only to Rome who was in authority over their own territory. But you make a good point, one of distinction regarding authority. @MatthewG

Has no one here read the Prophets, or of Paul ("a man") saying, "for me, to live is Christ?!" How is it that you, if you do not know the scriptures, consider yourself even qualified to comment? Mark...I thought I knew you! :(

Once again you grapple and respond to the same post more than once. Good.

You shall see.

Either way your point is moot...for even followers are not necessarily sons of God.

No...have you not read of Lazarus?

They said the same thing of Jesus, and Jesus said they would say the same thing of those He sends out...and look here, so they have!

No...I was quoting Paul. So you have denied us both.

We should understand that God is working in spite of the efforts of people, and doing so much as He always has been. In this case, the Columbus story could have warmed the hearts of all of Christendom, giving glory to God with expectation.. But look what happened. It was spiritually overlooked...

Hi Ben, Yes, we today have that same choice. Actually...and perhaps your study goes into it, I'll go check it out...but the biblical precipice that occurred there and then with Israel following Joshua, was a foreshadowing of our entering into the heavenly promised land. That light unto the...

Good observation! Cristobal is the name sake of Christopher Columbus, the name sake of Christ. Who came forth of the Three, by Santa Maria (Saint Mary) ushering in a new world...so to speak--then sank on Christmas day. No coincidence indeed!

Hi Kayla, God loves us so much that He gave us this gift of life--it's a gift. And He has allotted our whole life to come to know Him and decide to be like Him, as if we were born as His child. If you can grasp hold of that fact, and want that, and believe that He can make it happen--He...

Very good! Is that your work? I would caution however: Many of those manipulations are also used legitimately in scripture for good. Example: “Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men.” --"Yeah, right friend--says you!" It would take some doing, but indeed much of scripture seems to break...