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heyyy!....and it's for me to hear!

hmmmm, mortal soul theologist hey! hmmm, I suppose so according to Genesis 3:19 'In the sweat of your face you shall eat bread till you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken; for dust you are, and to dust you shall return.” In regard to the rejection of scripture, well, Ive just...

further.... interpreting prophecy like one who reads a crystal ball or tarot cards about the future not only misses the point but creates a false God under the guise of it being a sanctioned practice. As Paul says in Corinthians 13, one can know all the prophecies and be as sounding brass and...

The middle east territory of ancient Israel has no special status as 'the holy land'. It is anything but holy and frankly has never been. According to Revelation 20, the Millenium is a period where the earth is desolate where its only inhabitants are satan and his angels. He is bound by...

Wake up Robert! The story Jesus told of Lazarus and the rich man is for the purpose of making a point which he makes at the end of the story. It is not designed to create a theology of any sorts. You no doubt know the story of 'The boy who cried Wolf'? Its purpose is not the details of the...

Your view is far far too limited Keraz. You interpret the scriptures as if Jesus was a side show in the cosmic drama played out here on Earth. Consider the vision Daniel interpreted for Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 2:31-45. The great image of the metal man....particularly the stone which struck the...

What does Colossians 1:16 mean when it says "For by him were all things created..." The spirit of God brooded over the waters before the creation of the world. When all is established God said let us make man in our image. Us and our are plural. Then we read the above quoted scripture which...

you're telling me what others should be doing

I don't think you heard (understood) what I said amigo!

“By the sweat of your face You will eat bread Until you return to the ground, For from it youwere taken; For you are dust, And to dust you shall return.” Genesis 3:19 It makes it all the more gob smacking that the eternal God should condescend, become one of us so we can see the beauty of his...

I think you are putting words in Paul's mouth to suit your theology amigo. There's a huge difference between the consequence of rebellion and arbitrary punishment. Romans 1 is clear re this. The wrath of God mentioned in vs 17-18 is qualified in vs 24-26. It tells us re wicked men 'he gave them...

I've been thinking about my earlier post #16 and I would like to add that not only is the ability to see what is truthful hamstrung but the ability and willingness to believe a lie is reinforced and accelerated. I'm reminded of these words of Jesus.... Matthew 6:22-23 22“The lamp of the body...

I think evidence is for the believing or at least those willing to see. Those who are unwilling can be plastered with evidence yet still they will not see. Here are a few examples..... 1...Flat earthers insist the earth is not a globe. 2...The Jewish leaders knew who Jesus was yet it didn't...

hmmmmm, an interesting observation! No doubt you assume it applies to others but not to yourself!

Robert, my question to you is not childish in the least. I address it to you because your posts are full of blaming others yet you speak of the fruits of the Spirit. Here you attempt to do the same by the accusation of me being in the bond of wickedness and rejecting the truth. Wake up Man...

Is it God who is terror or is it men who have TERROR OF GOD? Placing the emphasis correctly shifts how we see. It was by placing the emphasis incorrectly that Satan attempts to cast God in a poor light. Jesus' reality corrected that incorrect emphasis. The question is, are we willing to see...

so do we pit scripture against scripture? and leave it at that.....or is there another angle which reconciles the two?

I'm bouncing off your statements in post #5 and my question to you was, 'how are you going with that'?

hmmmm, I wouldn't make it walk on all fours so to speak. 'Sons of God' is a generic term and context determines its meaning....even across the genders.

context will determine the answer