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That is biblical. Foretold. The church, indeed, God's people, even the Pharisees had "good" intentions. During the Church age it is written that the believing of a "lie" would enter into the church by "false teachers", even evident from the beginning. There have been many attempts to break from...

The prophecy of Jeremiah 30 is regarding "the time of Jacob's (not Israel's) trouble." Meaning that time when the children of Jacob came to crucify their Messiah sent to them. Which spiritually, the noted difference between Jacob and Israel by name, is to say: before--before Israel was saved by...

All good. Do also consider that Jesus was referring to the demise of that evil generation of Israel who rejected Messiah, their Savior. In that context, Jesus was referring, and giving woe, regarding those of Israel who would yet bring forth children of their own rejection. This is the "woe" He...

No. On the contrary...you need to hear what the spirit says to the churches, rather than imposing worldly and literary rules and understanding upon heavenly revelations from God. --That is, if you want to get the whole message. If not...then don't worry about it. But in that case, you have no...

While all of that is true...that is not the point. The point, my original point regarding this topic-- is that a worldly understanding of heavenly revelation limited to worldly fulfillment, simply falls short of the truth that God has revealed.

This is to make manifest as a witness, the fight that God has been waging for His children. You can rest assured that God has His own form of rescue for those who suffer and die in the battle. But yes, it is important to take a stand--for this and abortion are set before this generation as a...

Unfortunately supporting Israel has been the teaching of many Christian leaders and churches. What should have been taught instead, is honor for Israel's part leading up to the coming of Christ, and also forgiveness, for Christ also forgave them even while hanging on the cross. Israel since...

I don't need to entertain such a thing. But the point is: "Which is greater?" and which is to be considered true, the spiritual or man's literary understanding of God's word?

Indeed, the scriptures speak of both. And you are correct to say He created the elements. But what are the elements but light and energy (the making of all matter in the universe) created and given form where there was none? It is written, that mankind is made of the same elements as the...

The "clear evidence" is: "The words that I speak to you are spirit" (John 6:63). Meaning that what is made manifest, like man, is image--meaning all the world, and every word from God. This is a fundamental truth regarding what is seen compared with what is unseen. To the contrary, what is...

I don't dabble in what I "believe", only what I know from God. As for "in all of the church periods", as I said, all/10 means all.

Reconciling I can help with. But you have piled on too much. I can see how that would make things confusing. Perhaps you could list just two passages at a time, and be more concise?

Jesus spoke of the commencement of the end of the flesh and the beginning of the Spirit. Thus, the coming of the kingdom of God, whom is spirit. This is where the passage, in "Adam all die, even so in Christ all shall be made alive (1 Corinthians 15:22) and "so as to create in Himself one new...

I gave you the meaning. It means: All.

It is a word in parable. By the image of God cast in mankind--ten toes below, and ten fingers above--ten means "all"...as in all the days of your life.

Good. Yet those too must be spiritually discerned, for they speak of things only seen in the spirit--seen by all--but each one in his own order.

I understand your being defensive, but the best of scholars--even the Pharisees, and for that matter Satan, knew and quote scripture. To which the only answer is also written, showing the scriptures to be given in parables as spirit: They must be spiritually discerned--not worldly.

That is a fair summary. Unfortunately, it is too worldly. The words are spirit and only paint a picture, not of what is or will be worldly, but in heaven. Even the worldly events are and are to be only imagery--all in His image. What does that mean? The primary passage regards the marriage...