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For this Jesus spoke of the difference between Mary and Martha.

Yes! So the difference is not that we should love our enemies, but to pray for them, for we too were once enemies of God--which is the measure of love that is assigned to us, beyond which matters are in God's hands and not ours.

It is not God's divine ingathering, but the revealing of "Let no one deceive you by any means; for that Day will not come unless the falling away comes first, and the man of sin is revealed, the son of perdition, who opposes and exalts himself above all that is called God or that is worshiped...

The timing of events is both revealing and confusing, by design. Revealing, because before God does anything, as it is written: before they springs forth, I tell you of them. But also confusing, because time is apart from God and subject to the terms of this world, of both light and darkness...

We are called--Jesus knocks--and if we answer and let Him in, we put on Christ: "for me to live is Christ." Which is not to say in part, as a garment per se, nor with reservations, but emptied fully of our own self naked. And if it is true and not for show or with a sceptical, "we'll see"...

He's not been lying, he's been putting on a show--it's called Continuity Of Government (a covert Constitutional measure "to ensure that essential governmental functions can continue during and after a catastrophic emergency, such as a natural disaster, attack, or pandemic"). In other words...

Unfortunately much of that has it's origins in the foretold "lie" from the foretold "false teachers" who were allowed to fulfill the same offer of "life and death, blessing and cursin" as was also set before Israel, unto the gentiles. That "lie" was that all that Jesus said "must shortly come...

Always a smear. Project much?

Things are brewing. Hint: Israel is last. Pete turns around. Net is thrown off.

It all comes down to what each person believes in--everyone in their own eyes is correct--and that is the point. That is what the world is. This world is everything everyone ever believed made manifest by God--the man of sin revealed. Thus, if one believes the earth and all creation is...

@Riven The Trinity doctrine is indeed confusing, and different people define it differently. I am not here to give you what people say, but what God says--not what you may read of what is written per se, but what I have received from God directly: Thus, in common terms, the so called Trinity...

From my standpoint and understanding (I know a guy), it would appear as a third scenario--that the masses are being motivated as chess pieces, likely from both sides--those two sides being the two sides to the covert war being waged between the Deep State and the Global Alliance of Nations...

Reasonable. But what then of "the first Adam... and the Last Adam"...not equally, comparably part of the same creation? And what of "For if by the one man’s offense many died, much more the grace of God and the gift by the grace of the one Man, Jesus Christ, abounded to many?" And what then...

That we might reason together: How does that fit with "fully God fully man?" ...as in "being in the form of God... took the form of a servant, and coming in the likeness of men", and "the Word became flesh and dwelt among us,"

Christ--rightly divided--is simply being true and faithful at different times to both in His roles of "God with us." Which needs be by definition, as man (including Christ) is merely created in the image of God.

Good, then you know how "what you did, you did unto Me" works.

Say what you want you're addressing Him now.

That's just your word against His. ☹️

Your assessment is correct. In fact the modern state of Israel formed in 1948 is very much less than secular, it is pure evil. Now there are many in the mix and many that are good, but victims of deceit and foul play. Unknown to many the core group of the modern state of Israel originated in...

You failed. And what I have said is in the scriptures, just not yet revealed when the Bible was canonized. Meaning, like you, most of Christendom is also living in the past--with an arrogant and selective disregard for part of what was written as yet to come. For which it is written, "There will...