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Tech just sets the bar higher. Only the strong survive, and those who can't keep up, fall behind. It's as simple as that.

No...here you are denying that Jesus conquered death. But He did. You are wrong. He did rise from the dead in a flesh body--but He did not ascent to the Father as such. That would not be biblical: "flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God." You just don't understand what you are...

I am going to read the rest of you post... But you error already. You are confusing the bodily resurrection of Jesus from the tomb with His ascension and going to the Father, whom is spirit, and where flesh and blood "cannot inherit." Jesus' bodily resurrection from the tomb was one event...

No...you saying "This is not saying that unbelievers would never see Jesus physically again" is a direct contradiction of what He said. The context is not only those living at that time--but is "the world", meaning anywhere, anytime, never again in the world: "the world will see Me no more."...

True. My point was that technology is the new and greatest obstacle...so great that it leaves many out in the cold. Collateral damage.

That is certainly the way it would appear. However, that would mean that this matter of God is not "the same yesterday, today, and forever." Except that it is...and that is what I was explaining. Granted, removing the time limitations to all truth, does indeed require a renewing of your mind...

I did not say that. That is slander. Stop or be reported. I claimed only what is true: That God is spirit, and Jesus went to be with the Father. Flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God. You, on the other hand, give glory to the flesh, rather than the Spirit.

No...that is you translating, adding, taking away, and teaching. Try again only using quotes of scripture. You can't.

Yes, I know, I wasn't trying to say different. What I was trying to say is not those same words which have been written as things have unfolded, but rather explain things being folded up again. Therefore, I began with us not knowing the Son until He was sent, and likewise not knowing the Holy...

How is it that you cannot bring yourself to acknowledge that Jesus saying "the world sees me no more" is not final? Do you really think that approaching His death that was planned and executed since before the foundation of the world, that He did not speak exactly according to appearance? Like...

But therein lies the problem. In your explanation you are forced to say what the scriptures do not: that God is "Three distinct Persons." That indeed, is how each is introduced (distinctly--even as persons), but they are defined as such, but as One. I would offer, that it is not that each is...

Jesus answered that question: I do not pray for these alone, but also for those who will believe in Me through their word; that they all may be one, as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me. And the glory which You...

You have quoted me, and [only] part of the scriptures, and will not even acknowledge John 14:19 as also being true. But nowhere have you quoted the scriptures that say "human eyes on this earth" will literally see Jesus Christ in the heavens" (as you say) --because it isn't in the scriptures...

Jesus was really clear, even to his accusers, that they would see him--but "I say to you, hereafter you will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of the Power, and coming on the clouds of heaven.” He did not say he was returning to earth physically in the flesh at all. So, no, I would...

The words are spirit, but your study and that of many throughout history, is literary, which was [all] confused by God at Babel. The finish of this matter cannot be understood by such means, but must be discerned spiritually, which is the source of "all truth." If one cannot understand what is...

Here you go again. So many public refusals to receive the whole word of Truth (John 14:19). Such a display against Christ!

Yes...and No. Most misunderstand the context/timeframe. Jesus gave the timeframe and context, saying "the beginning of sorrows." So...when was/is the beginning of sorrows? Did Jesus have sorrows? David? Moses? How about Adam, did Adam have sorrows? Just when did such sorrows begin? The...

You certainly have the coming of Jesus and His dying on the cross as being physical, correct--even His resurrection. But "flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God", so many error in imagining that Jesus also ascended to be with the Father...in the flesh. Most see what the angel of the...

Here in the above two posts, you contradict yourself, saying "Yes" to the problem, but then go on about how you agree with the teachings of men and support the error of the church not to receive the whole truth of what Jesus said in John 14:19--that "the world" would see Him "no more."...