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But mine was just pride. The truth was none of his business. Especially, after I answered, he'd ask the same question four times!

What if you did answer, but it was not the truth?

Example: A married man asks you if you are still a virgin.

Those were good things about Himself. Mine is more like Peter's denying Christ, but it was about me, not Christ. And it wasn't good.

So, you say "I'm not going to have THAT Conversation with you? Then I'm sure he would have gone away thinking the worst, so I lied. He shouldn't have asked it in the first place. It really bothers me that I lied. The reason why it bothers me so much is I'm not used to lying. I can count on one...

What if there is no way to 'avoid' the question because it is a plain 'yes' or 'no.'

I believe the commandment is about bearing false witness against another to hurt them, like in court, or to damage someone's reputation. What do you think? What if someone asks you a personal question about yourself that is none of their business, and you don't own up to it and tell them the...

Hi, Wrangler. When did Jesus lie? I believe the commandment is about bearing false witness against another, like in court, or to damage someone's reputation. What do you think? What if someone asks you a personal question about yourself that is none of their business and you don't tell them the...

When I lived in California, I worked for two different companies in Los Angeles where the men still had concentration camp tattooed numbers on their arms. One of the men was one of the real life characters featured in the made for TV movie: Wallenberg: A Hero's Story. In real life my boss had...

I enjoyed your podcast today. This is only the second one I've seen to listen to. You are right on the money with "positional theology," if I understand you right. I hear it all the time on the radio, on a program where Pentecostal pastors of one denomination answer questions phoned in to them...

Righteousness and holiness are two different levels of purity. It is because there are two levels of sin. There are sins unto death vs. sins not unto death. Rev. 22:11 does show God accepts those who are only righteous, AS LONG AS WE ARE CONSISTENTLY ABIDING IN JESUS and are actively in the long...

ROFL You say I am the one who posts putdowns. Have your read your own accusations against others? I would rather have discussions with adults who want to learn, not to know-it-all little dogs nipping at my heels. I'm putting you on ignore.

I agree. So what do you think "left" means? Left out of heaven? Do they then just walk into the lake of fire on their own? NO! They are taken and thrown in - destroyed. Look at the parables. For instance, the wheat and tares. Who are harvested first, the ones taken or left behind? Matthew 13...

I didn't mean YOU are stupid. But pastors that preach only books of the Bible for 40 years should know the Word of God, but every show they make glaring mistakes. And the people who call in for answers to their questions actually thank them for these wrong answers, leaving them just as stupid as...

I don't think you can rule out Armageddon as you are thinking. The point of this OP is which of the two words, took and left means destroyed. It turned out by examining Scripture parallels that it is "took" that the other gospel substitutes "destroyed" in the same quotation. I don't think you...

Of all the wordings of when Christ comes back, would you say you are mid-trib, or pre-wrath?

I think you are talking resurrections, not "comings." The last two would be the resurrection of the martyrs at the beginning of the Millennium (1,000 year reign on earth), and the resurrection of everyone else at the end. It is the one before the 7 year Great Tribulation I'm having a problem...

Amen, brother!

What my biggest hurdle is, that Jesus only speaks of coming back once, not twice. If there was a secret resurrection rapture at the beginning of the seven year Great Tribulation, and another at the end before the wrath of God is poured out, wouldn't it spell it out in one place, instead of...