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Would God take the mark of the beast? Would one born of God take the mark of the beast? Would one saved take the mark of the beast? The question and circumstances are the same, and so is the answer.

I thought we were past that. We were, I covered it already. Matthew's gospel shows it diminishing, Mark's increasing, Luke's 100%, and John's not at all. And I explained. But my Original Post was quoting Matthew, where the percentages are listed as possibly diminishing. Which I say "possibly"...

Thanks--I think. sml

I appears that you are mixing the forces evil among us with the forces of God also among us. We ought always stand against evil. Even so, God has at various times sent opposing forces of evil against the people of God that we ourselves cannot overcome. Such was the case of the Roman Empire's...

We have already covered and agreed on the content of the OP video. But this is another aspect, granted, invited by the OP commentary. Yes, of course we are to love our enemy as Christ has said. But we ought not mix the two as the OP has done, for Christ did not mean there is not "A time of war...

Consider the Priests and the Pharisees, well meaning, well educated, well versed and in agreement, but wrong. "Because of unbelief they were broken off, and you stand by faith. Do not be haughty, but fear. For if God did not spare the natural branches, He may not spare you either."

Let's hear it then.

I don't, I didn't say that. I said David should be included in the list of examples for Christians.

I do not call myself a prophet. I am however one sent by God. Why do you ask?

Is that what the Lord said unto my Lord? No.

You mock--again, typical. But you have it wrong. The Spirit is judged of no man.

Again, two sentences in and you are already in error. Men don't decide context--they try, and that is what you are doing--but it doesn't work that way. God decides. And now I am repeating myself. When will you learn?

It has been a rocky, twisted, and winding road here, hence the return that I have been referring to. Why would you expect anything different? The parable of the Sower shows what happens when the word of God is spread evenly to a variety of willingness as if spread upon different soil types...

I would add David to the example list.

Yes.

I have bypassed this, but there comes a time for spirit and truth. The above is not spirit a truth, it is man's understanding according to the times and terms of this [fallen] world. So, yes, whoever wants to believe it as such certainly can, that has been the way it has been now for a long...

You are basing your comment on your assumption that I have been speaking my "opinion" and my own "theological understanding"--when I have told you that is not the case. Which shows you doing just what you have accused me of. Typical. Which, by the way, by definition is not "peace."

I just watched the video that was posted...and not seeing anything in the video about Vlad, I did regarded the commentary. I think it was just in the post, not the video, right?

That is actually--exactly--how God's salvation plan is played out: By each of us standing our ground. God has said, "I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants...

It takes so little to spot your error! Which is it "rightly dividing" or "wrongly splicing?" (Rhetorical) Dividing or separating is not "splicing"--meaning you are wrong from the get-go. Oh, and your opinion doesn't actually matter or count. :rolleyes: