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Why did Jesus say that "He (Holy Spirit) won't come unless I leave"? Because Jesus (the only eyewitness of the Father) was a hands on revelation of the character of the Father. The Spirit thereon after was to point us back to Jesus. John 16:13-15 'But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he...

Your ears aren't hearing what Bakelite is saying....except when he nails your attitude. How can I tell? because your defence is of the same nature as that of the Pharisees when Jesus gave them answers they didn't want to hear.

I understand alright Deb. Just because a guy is a serial protester doesn't mean he is a paid protester. This genocide is genocide with impunity. It has no justification and protest is one way of alerting the World to its severity while the leadership of Israel and America ducks and weaves and...

Conflating not wanting to be interviewed with being a paid protester is an overreached assumption which dovetails into the Israeli narrative. it is exploited to the max as if it were a fact. It is also assumed because the Palestinians did not accept previous arrangements with Israel that Israel...

I guess your reply here is none other than reinforcing your bold arrogance.....a long cry from humility!

Romans 5:6-8 You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly. 7 Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous person, though for a good person someone might possibly dare to die. But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still...

This conclusion is either bold arrogance or an awareness so short, tripping over oneself becomes standard fare, yet being unaware of it.

What is his voice saying to you Helen?

Hallowed be your name = May your Character be admired.

It is your lack of understanding which enables your poor judgement on scripture. In any case, it appears to me you can't hear, don't hear or don't want to hear statements like the one I've just made......and so you stay in ignorance while you think it is wisdom.

hello Kokyu

I have a few opinions about several things, which one did you want to know about that you say I haven't stated?

Hebrews 4 uses the Sabbath as a foreshadowing of the rest we have in Jesus. It is used in the context of the Hebrews who had Gods commandments but refused to obey them. It does not tell us we now have permission to ignore it or change it. I would ask, who was it that shifted the emphasis from...

The text quoted by David in post # 103 (Rev. 9.20) equates mans works (constructions) with the worship of demons. Read it again.

The Commandment states, Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it holy...'. It doesn't say, go to church on Saturday. Distinguishing between the Commandment and mans perception, matters.

Defiance and self justification have built in condemnation. The text you have quoted (Rev. 9:20) pertain to ones own works (constructions) Substituting the 1st day for the 7th day is a construction of man and insisted on equates with the worship of demons

Ohhh, so you really think we do.....while we are encouraged to keep the other nine?.....hmmmm, I don't find that logic persuasive. It sounds more like, let's not rock the boat of the majority view.

I think you join the dots poorly David, yet you do not ask, how do I join the dots poorly?.....and because you do not ask, no explanation is given. Ask and it will be given is the principle in understanding matters pertaining to a spiritual nature. Dishing up food to a man who is not hungry...

ALL the 10C's were fulfilled in Jesus. Are you saying we now have permission to break them?....even one?

Does the inclusion of the Sabbath prove that the Ten Commandments were for Israel alone? Does the inclusion of not to commit adultery mean that Marriage was for Israel alone?