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Here's an analogy for you. I call Donald Trump Mr. President. Melania Trump does not call Donald Trump Mr. President. She calls him Don.

This might be a bit embarrassing to you, but that you didn't know (or forgot) this verse is in the Bible is an indictment on fast food theology students. I will quote the verses just in Rev 19 to provide your bible backup. 7 Let us rejoice and be glad and give him glory! For the wedding of...

The argument for the existence of God can be put into propositional form where all that is given are deduction conclusions. But, can you give us your definition of "God?" It doesn't seem to resemble the Christian definition of God.

Jesus is still coming back. I consider this self evident.

You have some pretty strange doctrines, I will have to say that. You are not reading a genuine mixture of authors based on your beliefs. Your statement about Justification is not at all biblical. You are using the wrong word for whatever it is that you are trying to articulate. finally, you...

God has gifted certain members of the body to teach the saints. Gifted members work to train the flock. I don't think that we are able to learn the truth without combining our training with gifted pastors and teachers who communicate the word to the saints either orally or in written form (like...

I would just add that an omniscience Being can not have faith.

Can you tell me what you mean by Justification? Is it the same as Salvation?

Matthew, I am close to agreeing with you in most of the areas you address. However, you are using the word Justified incorrectly. To be justified is to be declared righteous, saved if you prefer. Nobody was saved because sins were paid for. Nobody was reconciled to God because of Christ's death...

This sentence actually does not make theological sense. "Justified the world" is not a true statement and is worded rather awkwardly. I am assuming you are using Justified in the sense of being declared righteous (or saved). If you are using Justified in another sense, then I would still argue...

The reason people hold this lose of salvation idea is that they think personal sins are what condemns us, and that is far from the truth. Sins are not the basis for eternal condemnation. Sins are only a temporal matter.

Actually that sounds very good to me. We will be on intimate terms for sure. Or, we could go with, "Yes sir, Your Royal Highness."

All I said was the 7 raptures all are done from the earth to heaven. The post trib position is that the believers are taken up to the air, and then return right away (but it is against the law to make a U-Turn. jk). this does not parallel the other raptures in the Bible.

I still don't see what you are trying to say. Why does it matter if raptures happen at different times and for different reasons? Regarding the sarcasm, I just get sick and tired of people responding to my posts in such a childish manner. They offer very elementary responses. I want someone to...

I really don't feel like answering this since so many others keep making the same statement. Jesus is the King of the Jews and will also rule over many Gentile kingdoms/countries during the eternal kingdom. But nobody has given me a quote where it is addressed to the Church and we are told that...

Is there one passage in the Bible that teaches Christ is our (the Church) King? I haven't come across one.

A salve??? What do you mean?

This is a reference to Christ's second coming to deliver the nation of Israel from their enemies. This coming is the long-awaited return of their Messiah prophesied throughout the OT to establish the eternal Kingdom. This is the kingdom that Christ presented to Israel at his first coming. Christ...

He is the King of kings, but he is not my King, that is his Israel designation. I am not a subject of his, but I am his wife. I can't think of one passage in the NT where Jesus is identified as our King. He is the King of Israel. You can't cite any reference in the book of Revelation, because...

Yes, I believe that Jesus Christ is God. I would consider this truth to be self-evident. He took on the form of man. The flesh is not an attribute of deity. God means the eternally existing infinite one. Jesus took on flesh at a specific, finite, and created time. His flesh is not eternal.