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So, your point of "Hidden Doctrine" is that some doctrines commonly taught actually include something that is not biblical? If so--yes, that is very true!

You keep slipping in claims of untruth. That is not at all the message of 1 John 5:19. You may as well say Christ has not overcome the world. Your claim is anti-Christ. John's was not. He was addressing the difference between what is greater from God as apposed to what the world may believe...

Yes, everything is spiritual. But as the flesh and the spirit are not the same body, so too Israel as a people was a light made manifest physically unto a physical world, the message of with, again, yes, was spiritual.

All good questions, however the Bible in any form or translation should not be considered a literary work. The word of God is spirit and we get into trouble and loose understanding when we see it as a literary work and try to define what is written on that basis. Translations can certainly make...

Indeed, it is a marvelous thing that God has done to manifest our world where going out into space is without weight or the pressures of this world, but to pursue the greater depths of this world its pressures become even greater. God did that--He made it that way!

The message being that the time of Israel's being a chosen nation as a light upon a hill, was limited and coming to an end. Which by Jeremiah, He declared to them. As for the end of Israel--there is no end, but only an end to their being a light unto the nations. Which they were physically, not...

Jesus said "It is finished" as confirmation, that what was even finished "from before the foundation of the world", was manifest as a revelation of God--as revealed, fulfilled, and thus true before many witnesses. Therefore He also said, "Assuredly, I say to you, all these things will come upon...

Yes, unfortunately. Although it is like a third-grade education and a limitation, I do not hold it against them. It is good for children to be children, but not to stay that way, but mature. Many are like veal calves, existing only on milk until the end. Unfortunately, even the teachings of...

My question or challenge of you was an answer to your question, allowing you to answer for yourself. A kindness allowing you to see your error.

I am all for being humble and not being argumentative or derogatory. That is not my way. Forthright, yes. However, there was no need for me to say "I don't know", because I do know.

You are lying about what I have said. What I said was:

So when offered the opportunity to prove your flat earth theory, you have declined. Predictable. And no amount of scriptural sidestepping makes up for your lack of ability to produce proof. You cannot because you have not. So be it.

No, but I have boldly challenged you. What's it going to be? Can you produce when challenged, when called on the carpet?

You're not listening. You are not ready to consider Jeremiah 31:37 (your interpretation proves it). If you want to do question and answer--Answer my request first (instead of evading). Show us your three dimensional model of your theory.

If one reads past Jeremiah 31:37, the greater context and message is about Israel's finish (as in "It is finished"). In verse 38 God gives the reference points, saying "Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, that the city shall be built for the Lord from the Tower of Hananel to the Corner...

God gave His biblical explanation of "waters" by first flooding this world with [liquid] water and promising never to do it again, followed by His promise of "I will pour out My Spirit upon all flesh." Showing that the things of this world are made manifest having form, but His spirit is without...

You simply repeating what you believe--not to mention your preaching and flowery would-be Christian flattery--is not the end of the matter, neither is your interpretation. It's just a dodge, just an evasion maneuver--because you have nothing more. Meanwhile, I gave you a fair opportunity to...

This (above) is error. It takes not "strong" "glass" to hold back water. I am somewhat of an expert. Water rather, is held back (or not) by a balance of pressures (or the lack thereof). This kind of thinking is worldly--doesn't even go beyond the earth's atmosphere--the lower thinking of men...

Neither of those proves the earth flat or global. But you have missed the point of the passage. First tell us-- What is the message of Jeremiah 31:37?

That is not what Jeremiah 31:35-37 says: 35 Thus says the Lord, Who gives the sun for a light by day, The ordinances of the moon and the stars for a light by night, Who disturbs the sea, And its waves roar (The Lord of hosts is His name): 36 “If those ordinances depart From before Me, says...