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Revelation 5:5 But one of the elders said to me, “Do not weep. Behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has prevailed to open the scroll and to loose its seven seals.” That is the change.

The subject of Genesis 6:4 is...the sowing of seed. Which Jesus elaborated on and explained in a parable sandwich of how the Spirit reveals the things of God in this world: The Parable of the Sower On the same day Jesus went out of the house and sat by the sea. 2 And great multitudes were...

There are many lies in church history, but only one is the biblical lie spoken of by the apostle Paul. Which makes a lot of the suspected lies: rabbit holes of distraction, avoiding the real issue. The fact is, both the Eastern and Western Christian churches are both guilty of the lie spoken of...

By the word of Christ "It is finished" for the house of Israel. What remains of the bloodline is much like our taking of communion--"Do this in remembrance of Me." And it is also much like we keep the Sabbath and keep it Holy today, which we do "within"--not one of seven days, but everyday--by...

You don't understand. "It is finished."

The "state" of? No. The Israeli bloodline? Yes.

Welcome! In fact, our sins were forgiven "before the foundation of the world", but now "each one in his own order."

God Himself has explained from the beginning, well before anyone mocked Him for it: Genesis 1:4 And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness.

That is not at all what I was referring to. No--indeed--there is no purgatory. What I was referring to is that whether one died a thousand years ago, or today, or years from now--it means nothing to God who is the same either way (yesterday, today, and forever). Meaning our prayers for...

No, but rather that God has the final say...after giving us freewill. But I had gone on to include the details which were in God and thus instantaneous before the foundation of the world (as is the case of the Lamb slain)...and this...this is that half an hour of silence in heaven, and the life...

Yeah--let it all out so all can see what is really true! But it is being limited for a reason--and that too will be revealed hlf

The big deception of our day, that "lie" that causes "strong delusion"--unfortunately most have kicked down the road to the future, thinking "Certainly, that is not about me--certainly I am not deceived or under delusion!" But both Peter and Paul foretold of it, and John said that it had...

No, it's simple: The dead do not decide, God does. I lost you on the details. That's fine.

And you're punk. Woopdydoo.

So...salvation being in God's hands--you don't believe He "is the same yesterday, today, and forever?" Alrighty then--noted.

To "contact those that have passed"--no. I get that, and concur. But that is not what I was referring to. But rather that the limits of time that we consider of effect regarding "prayer", are not a limit to God in the least...as He "is the same yesterday, today, and forever." Meaning, if we are...

I do realize--Christ is I am, not I shall be. I was explaining why that is the case. Indeed miracles can seem confusing at first. It is for that very reason that Paul counseled "rightly dividing the word of truth" (between what is heavenly and what is worldly), and "the renewing of your mind."

This is a subject that is not unlike predestination. The issue, and the problem with simply understanding what is true and what is not--comes from God Himself, who made a way for any who are effectively dead, to change (repent) and live again. Which, as you say, is no act of men, but of God...

All good! There is one distinction to understand however: That those words were spoken to the dead, that of one dead there is nothing to offer another. However, just as Christ visited the dead in the depths of the earth, and there are both the dead in Christ and the living in Christ, the...

Did someone say Oldies but goodies? :Broadly: Everything Is Beautiful