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The prophecy of Zechariah 14 was but a sign, as will the response also be. The sign of Zechariah 14 was not of a worldly attack upon a worldly Jerusalem, but rather of all nations by their fallen nature being against the heart of God and His holy place of heaven. The worldly response of these...

The quotes don't lie, but these posts are very telling.

No, evil is destroyed by fire/God's spirit.

The voice of one crying in the wilderness.

Oh sure, double down on your name calling! How Christian of you... Not to worry--since you deny what you posted, and apparently don't remember, I'll just quote you again. Here ya go: PS, I'll take that as a "No" you cannot reconcile 1 Corinthians 15:23, which says the return of Jesus is to...

Yes, all but the evil, which then makes for a profit :wink:

Scripture, the word of God, i.e. the Bible, is like a glacier ticking down ever so slowly "precept upon precept, line upon line, here a little there a little." Only some of which is visible or written in full measure. And that portion of all that is actually written? Is confused [by God] right...

@St. SteVen @Aunty Jane Addressing some of the original posts: This topic certainly makes for good word study, and the defining of original language, etc. However, to avoid the common pitfalls of language confused by God, it is more important to consider what the words represent. In other...

It is as it is written: "Then the dust will return to the earth as it was, And the spirit will return to God who gave it" (Ecclesiastes 12:7). Meaning, that since God "is the same yesterday, today, and forever", those who's spirit is of God are in God...the same as they were, are, and shall ever...

Healing of the sick.

The sea is as the spirit. The Word is cast into the spirit, but many only come to fill their stomachs, the desires of the flesh.

God spoke all the world and universe into existence. Why then does anyone not believe He can make two men appear, whether in the flesh or in the spirit? Either is a lack of faith in God. Our response should be, "Of course, one or the other is true--for He is God!" The greater question then, is...

The harm of false teaching is temporal, except for those who teach it. As for "fervor", there is fervor and then there is fervor (by the Holy Spirit).

Another way to consider the Law of God being fulfilled (especially for those who are not versed in the scriptures), is that when Jesus said while dying on the cross, "It is finished", all that was lost at the fall in the garden of Eden, was regained for those who receive it.

9. ... If you do not expect to be corrected on much of what has been taught and believed for the past 2,000 years, "in the days of the sounding of the seventh angel, when he is about to sound" (Revelation 10:7).

Not so. Jesus died--yes; and rose again in His flesh body--yes. But that body of flesh could not and "cannot inherit the kingdom of heaven." But what of His flesh body--is it not written? Yes--it is! It was and is just as He said, "Take, eat, this is My body." Which was then confirmed by Paul...

All have always been spiritual--it's all spiritual. But keep chipping away, there are still a few things you are not getting, namely: The timing of the Lord's coming and the thousand years.

One of the great business models is to: "Find a need, and fill it." Yes, there is a void in the heart of man to be filled, and we cannot rest until we have done a satisfying job of trying to fill it--which takes on many forms, both good and evil. Unfortunately. Thus, those who are God's have a...

This is one of those passages that has a local context that is not the eternal context. In other words, yes, one could look at the words simply as a chronicling report of those historic events--or as words pointing to or describing a greater context and why God engineered those historic events...