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No...that is what you are saying. Or worse, that the flesh is glorified, making God less than His perfect spiritual self, making God like men, instead of men like God (Whom is spirit). On the contrary, I am saying what the scriptures say, what I have always said and repeated many times against...

You are acting on your emotions, fleshly emotions. "Forever?" God is forever. God is spirit. And your flesh won't let you receive this very simple truth. Apparently, the old man is not dead.

You are forgetting the scripture that I quote earlier: John 3:8 "The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit.” You don't know the scriptures. You don't know that the apostles only...

The whole worldly thing is your issue, not mine. But you cannot claim that God is a liar and Jesus has gone against the scriptures, just because He is God and can do any sort of miracles He wants. It doesn't work that way. His word is good. So, yes, God can manifest anything He wants to, but...

Again, it is not biblical to say that God lied in the scriptures to say that the flesh body returns to the dust. So, from the get go your premise is to call God a liar. Why should I even read the rest of what you have written? You are apparently not up to hearing from God and believing, nor...

You are assuming what I said means what you describe above, but that is not what I said. But in your assumption you also assume that He remained in the flesh and will forever be made of flesh and bone, as you said. But that is not biblical...and now I am repeating what I have already repeated...

You're still not getting it. Jesus' resurrection of being raised from the dead in a physical body is one event with certain physical and worldly laws in place, but His ascension where He follows through on only committing His spirit to the Father, is not the same. He had a physical body which...

You are not listening, hearing but not perceiving. As I explained, Jesus' resurrection is not the same as His ascension. They are two different events. His resurrection from the dead was indeed flesh and blood, but then just as He had given His body to His church and only His spirit to the...

The problem with metaphors, is that it suggests that certain passages of scripture are not literal, that God has told stories, which leaves room for doubt upon all scripture. But if we are foolish enough to consider God's word in any sort of doubt--the joke is on us! Because He comes right out...

This is a tough one, for many who are of God talk in their sleep the things of slumber and not of the truth, and grieve the Holy Spirit. Such can bellow out half-truths until the last our, even unto death, serving only to prolong the day. For similar behavior, Christ prayed, "Father forgive...

I am not denying the scripture. On the contrary, I am explaining it to you, things you do not know. Nonetheless, in Luke chapter 24, when Jesus appeared to the apostles after He rose from the dead, you are confusing His resurrection with His ascension. They are two different events. Jesus'...

You have much to learn. Jesus is God ("I am"). "God is spirit." "The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit.” This is not "dancing and dodging around an invisible pole", it is the...

It is not what I don't understand that is wrong, it is what I do understand...and apparently you do not, that "Flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God." Thus, what you are saying...is against (anti) Christ.

Jesus is God. God is spirit. These are the biblical facts. There is nothing "physical" about God. Physical manifestations are "vanity." "His New physical body" (as you say) is not biblical.

On the contrary, it is I who have shown that you do not agree with the scriptures, and you won't hear the scriptural explanation. You are demonstrating that you are simply set in your limited understanding, and like those who killed the prophets, you believe that God is with you in your error...

No...I just made a case that both the Holy Spirit and the scriptures must agree. And I only do so, because your comments and theories do not agree on both levels. And now you call me names. Typical.

What has that got to do with you adding the word "physical" to the scriptures about Christ's return? Well...it has nothing to do with it. It's just a dodge, because you have nothing to support your violating the scriptures. But don't get me wrong, I am all for all truth and for the Holy Spirit...

Again, I need to mark your errors in [RED]. You have added "physical" to the word of God. It's not there. You have also added "from faith." It too is not there. The rest is just your interpretation and conjecture, an extrapolation of the errors rationalized by human understanding. But if you...

So then you obviously believe that one sin or fall is not equal to another...which of course, is not biblical. That is why I specifically asked: "Which is greater, the sin of Adam and the fall, or the sin of all who fall short of the glory of God?" ...Now, if you can admit it, perhaps we can...

Not just John, but to any and all past, present, and future. John was an apostle sent to "all nations" (all people)...the revelation is for all.