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The Sower sowed seed unto Israel as a light unto all nations. Then He took away and gave to another: Matthew 21:43: "Therefore I tell you, the kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people producing its fruits".

You made a post making claims that are not biblical, and I set before you God's word of correction. Go back and read it all if you need to. God has demonstrated. I on the other hand was at first kind.

The world (all people) know the difference between good and evil, especially Christians.

Adulterer in Jerusalem, in the King's Palace (David), WOW

This is how you reject an act of God. So shall it be written of you--you who are blinded by hatred.

What it says is it is not me who has corrected you, but God. I didn’t have to say even one word. Or will you now presume to lecture Isaiah also? (Rhetorical)

I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things. Isaiah 45:7

I want to be kind--but the above is simply your interpretation, not your best gift. You are mixing what should be "rightly divided"--which are the things of heaven compared with the things of this world. In this world, there is only "likeness" by form and "image" made manifest for revealing the...

So shall it be written of you.

It is not for you to say. And it is not I alone who has corrected you, but He who sent me, to whom you will give account.

Yes, even if you're wrong. Even so, you have not represented me correctly--and I have corrected you.

No, that was not my "theology"--I don't have a "theology"--I have a God who speaks in due season just as He promised, by His Holy Spirit.

I wouldn't advise it. Instead, explain that He is the God whom both Moses and Muhammad believed in, Emmanuel (God with us), the Word made flesh.

Reconcile that to "And as it is appointed for men to die once, but after this the judgment," (Hebrews 9:27), and we all can even be assured of seeing God. Jesus' point and statement then that no one had seen God, was rather that no one had yet seen God except Him, in the way that we all would...

Jesus' apostles sure should or might have. In Matthew Jesus mentioned it 7 times, in Mark 3 times, in Luke 1 time; then mentioned by James and Peter, each once.

Oh, sorry, no. However, in all things past, present, and future, we should understand that just as we "were" crucified with Christ, all things have come to fruition in His time on earth as the Son of Man revealing all that was even "before the foundation of the world." Thus, the time of...

Again, that's all good. Thanks for your further input, but I addressed it all already. A saint knows to relax in the freedom of Christ, and those approaching should see in them both righteous intent as well as grace.

Ephesians 2:14 For He Himself is our peace, who has made both one, and has broken down the middle wall of separation, Past tense.

That’s all good, but apparently you misunderstood my point: Christians can and do believe in many things that will not bring salvation. No child is turned away for believing in Santa Claus, and no believer in Christ will be turned away for believing in aliens, evolution, western medicine, or...

The two have been made one in Christ.