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Of course they are the same. That is what I'm telling you. Unless you are saying that each day of creation (the evening and the morning) was a year? No! It was a 24 hour period, the same as I am pointing out in Daniel 8 - 2300 evenings and mornings/24-hour days. It is not subjective but...

I went through a similar period after having been gloriously baptized in the Holy Spirit a few years before, where I didn't want to go to church anymore. Part of a prophecy I received that glorious day was that "when your heart melts I will send the rain." Then when I was in this wilderness...

Yes, it is not just individuals you are believing wrong is right, and right is wrong, it is whole countries!

No I just get tired of blatant ignorance. And I hate the damage done over the centuries by false teachers. You are a victim and don't even know it. Verses that describe Jesus as the Creator? You twist to say He is the Created. Pure brainwashing.

Curious if he still thinks he is saved.

After all that has happened to his children as a repercussion of his sin, I wonder what he thinks now? Or is he so demented that he has gay pride, rather than shame?

This perversion is seen in younger and younger children, because they are being indoctrinated as okay. And Hollywood is making sure that every episode of every new show has this agenda in the lime-light.

Sin has a great bearing on one's salvation. Those who have sin, do not have Jesus. Those who have Jesus do not sin. You didn't quote scripture there, so I assume you are making up that Jesus was a created being by the Father. I've heard enough.

Hi phoneman. There is a difference in the prophetic significance in the writing of the words "70 weeks," and the "2300 evenings and mornings." They don't both refer to day/year. You are correct on the 490 years of Daniel 9. But the adding of the "evenings and mornings" signifies those are...

You are not unique in your theory, it is the same natural man dissection of a word as what so called scholars say, but it has no spiritual fortitude, and thus not what Jesus meant. This has to do with SIN, not some silly power over the people. It is what was SPIRITUALLY important to JESUS! And...

I am looking at it symbolically. But it is accurate symbolism based on facts. I'm not sure what you are going on about unless you are just not used to someone not agreeing with you, but we should just end this. You've got your mind made up on speculations, so don't let facts get in your way.

I wonder if that is why monks would scourge themselves with whipping straps across the back?

The dissection of the Greek name by modern "scholars" is wrong. It is not academic, it is written in scripture. There was actually a guy named Nicolas who was the leader of this group and is spoken of by Eusebus, concerning the Nicolas of Acts 6:5, and who was closer in history to the doctrine...

As I said, they are three-fold. You see one dimension. What you said is true of only one of them. But the history of the church is laid out from beginning to end.

If you are going to call me a heretic, you are going on ignore. Bye.

Wow! So you don't believe in the PROPHECY of the second coming of Christ. Okay - bye!

You're lucky. He rarely, if ever, responds to mine. LOL Maybe he has me on ignore. There are scriptures I find very interesting about the Spirit, and because of them, I would never be so dogmatic as to say that if you don't believe in the Trinity, you are not saved. The "Jesus only"...

and @Harvest 1874 Harvest is right about church ages, though, for us, I believe the church age of Sardis has affected us the most with its heresy regarding sin not separating us from Christ. Jesus calls it the dead church. Also, I do not agree that the apostasy started in Smyrna, as Jesus has...

Yes, but I see "the Great Apostasy" as being here for some time, a few hundred years, in fact. I have a great fear for the Church that whole denominations are in peril. It is concerning the law. Some have twisted sound doctrine that makes freedom from the law, into lawlessness. No, it is a...

Yes, this makes me think of Romans 6. Paul states a fact that Jesus makes us "dead to sin." And yet, further he emphasizes the necessity of reckoning ourselves dead to sin. Why? Because of your statement. "there is a direct correlation between what we think and how we act." He goes on in the...