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:( More literary confusion. Your questions are fine, but you have the wrong answers (as do the so-called "scholars"). All three questions are best answered: Jesus crucified. Jesus referred to the temple of His body. John 2:21 Jesus told his disciples that it was better that he go. John 14:28...

:( sadly (let the reader understand) it is of little help to explain the historical and literary fine points of language that was not only confused by God himself, but clarified to only be spiritually discerned...according to the scriptures. Here is that discernment: Not only is Jesus God, he...

Good. But have we heard anything at all about doctors having the final say and making exceptions to the purposed mandates? I haven't, not one word.

No. Jesus clearly stated that "there will be great earthquakes in various places, and famines and pestilences; and there will be fearful sights and great signs from heaven...but the end is not yet." No, but rather, "when you see the abomination of desolation" (whoever reads, let him...

The evidence shown in the report [link] above simply dismisses the possibility of deaths associated with vaccines as "rare", as if rare meant nonexistent. Obviously, they are in error to even state it as such. Regardless, although it was obviously not their intention, they establish "rare" as...

I know-- Let's ALL take ALL the SAME medications!! o_O That would work!

It does sound like you are saying that Jesus was not flesh at all, which of course is not true. Perhaps you might further explain what you mean.

Robert, it would appear that Curtis has not understood what you were saying. Or is it me? God is with us just as he was with Jesus, and just as Jesus is now with us...which is in spirit, us having been born of that same spirit of God. God is spirit. So, no, "God with us', is not physical. I...

A lot of what you are speaking against here, happens for the same reason you just vented. Which of course is completely fair and understandable. And thank you--because I am chuckling at the idea that you are not completely different :) However, there is a biblical rationale for all this: For...

My own testimony is no less than Paul's road to Damascus experience... But over the years and more recently, I have developed a greater appreciation for times like Moses' 40 years in the desert, and stories like Gideon who's whole life did not make it into the scriptures, but just one amazing...

"Incineration" (2 Peter 3:10 and 2 Peter 3:12) assumes the world elements are as real as we believe fire to be. But that is all the perspective from our place in the world. The problem is, as the manifest creations of our own sin against God outside the actual reality of God, created by word...

Okay, I see where you are coming from...and I agree, that was then, this is now. Still, I see no scripture suggesting that the house not celebrate its foundation. On the contrary, we should thank God for those who came before doing his will, which we will also do when we see them.

I mostly agree--too much Vegas Rock and Game Show preaching. However, I do not think it wrong to do what is common during our times, whether it be fashion, music, or other customs...that is, if it is not rude or crude. Even Jesus participated in what was customary during his times. Moreover...

John 17:5 And now, O Father, glorify Me together with Yourself, with the glory which I had with You before the world was.

Scripture?

If you have breath and have the knowledge of the gospel, now is the time allotted to you.

Still debating the finer points of an illusion according to the terms of this world, I see. :(

How do I say this nicely and with respect? Lord knows I want to.. That perspective simply falls short of fully understanding just what the world is. The world (and therefore men of flesh) have no product--they/it produces nothing, not even sin. Everything in the world is the result of things on...

Just wanted to offer a bit of clarification on James 1:14: It is not that angels "do not have the nature to sin," but rather that sin is only made manifest in the flesh, which is to say, in the world. This occurs as Jesus clarified, as sin originates "from the heart", i.e., from the kingdom...