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According to His own word and by definition, God is. As it is written: "I am." The use of "my God" in the scriptures refers to God the Father, as a god in common with the followers of Jesus Christ the Son. People on the other hand, often refer to "my god" according to whatever suits...

I think @AlfredPersson has perhaps flown the coup.

You are on the right track, but it only points to the right track. The name "Adonikam" means: "my lord arose." The name is not the answer, but a sign. The fact that the Lord Jesus arose, does not mean that it points to Him, but rather to His adversary: "The man of sin" (2 Thessalonians 2:3). It...

3. Other: Grace during the New Covenant times (after Christ, who was the Last) is the hand of salvation of the Son of God extended to the gentiles.

There is a lot being said here, and this is just one point. But it should first be understood that all scripture is inspired by God "in spirit." This is the means by which all scripture came to men...and that is the key of all interpretation. That is--not by study, not by literary means, but...

I would be inclined to agree. But it is important to complete the sum difference that Jesus "creates in Himself one new man from the two." Ephesians 2:15

The term "interpretation" is not even consistently understood. Some would say that it is all interpreted by language, cultural understanding of the time, and by proper context. All of which is good. However, according to the scriptures themselves, interpretations are by spiritual gift, by...

No...you have misread and misunderstand the parable. The wicked servant is left with nothing.

Sorry is as sorry does. But Yes, I spiritualize all things, for God is spirit. And to all, please do test by what spirits these things have been spoken, and know the truth.

Paul did say those things, but did not contradict himself having read much, but in fact received his own knowledge directly from the Lord in spirit. This truth is akin to: “My Father has been working until now, and I have been working.” Both the Master and His servants do work.

There is only what is true, and what is false. Jesus answered your question 2000 years ago, and I will now also answer it: "today." "Today" tens of thousands of people will see all that Isaiah foretold. Every eye will see Him. But you have not had what is "required." You have not believed...

The delusion is all yours...even calling the Lord "Satan." How can you be so blind? The parables are about "the kingdom of heaven", those who "enter in", and "the joy of the Lord" withheld from the wicked. You should also have read Matthew 25:14-23. Perhaps "the readers of this forum" will...

I would say rather, that this is a matter of semantics, that what "changed" was not the "gospel", but rather the ministry as is appropriate for each different "fold." So then, the gospel is the same, but the folds and their ministries (their dispensations) are different and have changed.

What you say is of your own interpretation of what is written...that's all. But you have interpreted poorly. The surprise will be to live and die and only witness the manifest foreshadowing of things expected under misinterpretation. You look for things that have already occurred...and if you...

Oh, I see. That is quite a stretch to draw that out of the principles of the parable, but yes, I get you point. And yes, the flesh profits nothing. Thus, the wicked servant saves his life in the world for a time, but looses eternal life.

By believing in Christ. But, what is your point, and how does that apply to the discussion?

Why...and where do you get that from?

You apparently are the one who does not understand the parables: Jesus is not the one who planted, He is the vinedresser. It is the Father who planted. And thinking that they are about money, you render to Caesar.

Yes, the good shepherd, He who did not plant, but is the vinedresser. The Lord does not care about money, Caesar perhaps. That is not at all what the parable is about, but rather about Him entrusting things to His servants.

No wonder you have not seen.