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Answer the question and I'll explain its relevance. Don't be cowardly. Does "dead in trespasses and sins" refer to spiritual death or physical death?

Why are you afraid to answer a simple question? Does "dead in trespasses and sins" refer to spiritual death or physical death?

If "in Jesus is different from in Christ" is basic teaching, you should be able to provide a name and verbatim quote of at least one recognized Bible teacher who espouses it. Waiting for that name and verbatim quote.

Does "dead in trespasses and sins" refer to spiritual death or physical death?

Remind us what your interpretation of Ephesians 2:1 is.

True believers have all of the divine resources necessary to reign over Satan. Obviously you refuse to use them. So is Satan reigning over you?

Classical Reformation "historic historicism", e.g. E. B. Elliott, relates the apocalyptic symbols of the sixth seal to the decline and dissolution of historic pagan imperial Rome.

You don't believe in the Spirit of God at work in His children of obedience. But you do believe in "the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience". Thanks for the guffaw.

Thanks for confirming your inability to recognize the Spirit of God.

That describes a cult. There are several hereabouts on this forum

Dear Joe, Truth does not come from modernist cultism which denies and rejects the ageless truths of God's Word, which He has invested in faithful and obedient defenders of His true faith to preserve through the centuries. Galatians 1:8 But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other...

Dear Joe, I can see no reason to continue this discussion with you since you deny and reject recognized historical Christian orthodoxy.

Dear Joe, There is nothing in the Scriptures I've cited about "still need to be fulfilled". There is only "fulfilled". Christ did not remotely hint at "still need to be fulfilled". He only declared "fulfilled".

Fastest and easiest is to find a post that you'd like to reply to, and just click "Reply" at the bottom right of that post. But you did already create it.

Dear Joe, Sorry, but this is nothing more than a plethora of your own private interpretations, which have no basis or support in orthodox Christianity. I do not subscribe to such. Now, let's get back to the original issue, which is your denial of Christ's complete and perfect fulfillment of...

From the Hebrew: 7858 [e] ḇaš·še·ṭep̄, בַשֶּׁ֔טֶף with a flood Prep‑b, Art | N‑ms "flood, figurative of ׳יs judgement, עֹבֵר ׳שׁ Nahum 1:8, compare Daniel 9:26"

Not theology. Ideology.

Dear Joe, From the beginning, God has always had a people. They are those faithful and obedient to Him and His Son. They are the enduring true church of which Paul wrote in Ephesians 3:21, and which was already in existence when he wrote. Acts 20:29 was directed specifically to the church at...

Dear Joe, The church of which Paul wrote in Ephesians 3:21 was in existence when he wrote. It has continued, and will continue, throughout all ages, as he wrote. Thus that church has never, and will never, become apostate. Yet you claim that all churches have become apostate. Thus Paul, and...

No Scriptural evidence for that at all. Luke 21:37 ...at night he went out, and abode in the mount that is called the mount of Olives. No mention or even implication of speaking/discourse at night.