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Very nice resource. I am in danger of covetousness. :)

One of the main problems with the way modern Christendom interprets prophecy is that the main players and their activities throughout history and at the present time are not considered. According to most popular preachers, Christ has been virtually sitting at the right hand of the Father for the...

Some of it hasn't taken place yet.

It might be more narrow than you think.

Nearly 3 MILLION VIEWS!!

This kind of talk is strictly against forum rules. If you persist in calling other Christians' standing with God into question, you will be reported.

No problemo, my friend! :)

I don't think that's right.

Strong's Greek: 139. αἵρεσις (hairesis) -- 9 Occurrences

lol

You have an interesting way of answering questions. :D

I do the exact same thing, except I think I'm more high-strung than you and I definitely don't delete enough. :D

Nobody needs to hear that message more than I. This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am chief. (1 Timothy 1:15)

This is the kind of expression that really needs to stop around here. It implies implies very strongly that the other person has made a conscious decision to oppose the teachings of the Bible, perhaps even after many years of prayer and study. Not singling anyone out, because most of us have...

Well, I know you said your main point was that NT and OT have to be studied together to be understood properly and I couldn't agree more, but I'm still confused about the pre-1611 KJV statement. Do you mean the 1st OT/NT Bible from a printing press or the 1st English OT/NT Bible? Because...

I think the poll is pretty meaningless at this point. :)

Not really, but you seem annoyed, so...

That sounds distinctly like persecution to me--not heresy. Would you say earthly powers are involved in the following Biblical references using the Greek word "hairesis" (Strong's 139), the one most often translated to the English "heresy?" 2 Peter 2:1 Acts 24:5 Acts 24:14 Galatians 5:20 1...

I always thought that the NT never overrules the OT, just as the OT never supersedes the NT, unless, of course, one is Jewish. :)

It also calls for a nullification of 2 Timothy 3:16. o_O I don't quite understand this statement. I thought there was always a distinction made between the Hebrew-penned and Greek-penned Scriptures. Canonization is reported to have been attempted as early as the 2nd century, sometimes rejecting...