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Your observation and interpretation is too worldly. To the contrary, just as Jesus referred not to the temple of stone, but to the temple of His body, the promise to Abraham was not regarding the lands of this earth...but of that same kingdom ushered in by Christ which is not of this world. And...

That is because I am not trying to reason with you. The simple fact is, Psalm 88 doesn't say what you said. You failed to provide a scripture that shows that "that God has neither the power to resurrect the dead, nor the ability to forgive their sins." But no, I wasn't referring to that, but...

Again--you are not paying attention. I addressed and gave an answer to all of that. And you're wrong, it doesn't even say that.

I have plenty of evidence. You misunderstand. Apparently you are not listening or comprehending what I have actually presented to you. Things don't work the way you are intent on controlling them. You are not in control...except in your own decision making. You don't get to state the terms...

Although I am a witness, this is not court. If you want evidence, go to court-- or die, and you will have it. But I told you already. "Whether in death or in life" all who are born are presented with the truth from God. But to those to whom it is presented in life, more is required. By the...

Not at all. Jesus/God paid the price, and anyone who receives the gift of salvation receives Him who paid for it. Have you never received a gift even without knowing who sent or gave it? The gift of salvation is no different for some...except that they will not wonder who sent it forever, but...

All who are born see or hear or otherwise are shown the wonders of God, whether it is the heavens above, a newborn child, or love, which cannot otherwise be explained, only received or denied. Faced with death, one says in his heart "there is evil in the world", another "there is good", and...

There are two narratives: That of great apostacy, but also that of being lead unto all truth.

No. No one owes the dead anything. That judgement has already been made. On the contrary, to those who receive it, Jesus has offered eternal life to those who deserve death. Do you not understand this?

As evidenced here, no one here "hates" Biden. But many do indeed hate what he has done--and rightly so. His actions show incompetence, and the future will show his criminality.

Indeed, there are many who make god in their own image...or simply misunderstand. Yet, I see by what you have written that you too misunderstand. You are thinking too small, there is nothing supernatural accounted for in your rationale. Most of what you said is just wrong...nor have you...

I did already and I replied, but you didn't reply back or answer my question. Then I commented again twice, and now you point me back to the beginning having dropped the ball yourself. So I was listening but you apparently were not. That may be your problem. Whatever. Anyway, I did address your...

It doesn't say that.

And what is your point of that? My point is...that you are somewhat correct, and therefore are not stupid. You just don't have all the information.

Indeed, many who make claims are false. However, even the written word of God answers your most important question: "Why do we need to hear the voice of God when the Bible is the complete word of God?" To which, Jesus answered regarding a similar issue, saying "Fools and blind! For which is...

Just as a child in the womb does not think ahead to the life that is to come, we likewise are not likely to look ahead, but are to be delivered.

Neither of which actually exist within the context of "I am" (God), which is the context of promised "all truth."

Fair enough for now. However, just as there is no forethought of "intent" in "I am"....well, I'll leave it at that.

While this is true in the terms within the sphere of time...there was never actually a plan per se, but rather all things were "written" then revealed as if read after the fact. For a more complete explanation, I refer you also to post #128.