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You are so in the dark, you are not paying attention and have missed everything that has been covered. I don't know what gnostic beliefs are, but you are acting like Christ never came in the flesh 2000 years ago, and therefore needs to come again in the flesh. But, like He said, "It is...

You are not understanding. But there is no need for you to "doubt." It is like a fishbowl, and from inside the fishbowl you are only seeing the fishbowl and its terms and limitations. The answers to where the fishbowl is in the greater scheme of things, are not to be found within the fishbowl...

That is not the Lord, He would not tell you to stay in darkness.

It also warns of false witnesses, and gives precedence to what and how I have quoted the scripture, even by Christ Himself. And you not seeing it...is nothing new, but exactly what mockers and those who killed the prophets and Christ have always done. Sadly, your actions don't even measure up to...

It is sad to think that so many desire to see what has already been seen of God in the world, rather that what eye has not seen nor even imagined, and to see face to face instead of a rerun of the glass dimly. Like manner indeed! Open the eyes of the blind Lord!

Thank you for your witness! I pray that more experience His return according to His will and plan "each in his own order" as they are drawn, that they open the door when He knocks. And that the eyes of those blinded by the teachings of men would be opened sooner, rather than later. Amen.

I wouldn't say "literary" is actually the case either. No, the problem in understanding the scriptures is our point of reference. We are under the illusion that God has described worldly things by heavenly [literary] means, rather than heavenly things by worldly means. But no, He made us, gave...

It means that God is the beginning and the end, not of Himself and all that is eternal, but rather the beginning and the end of human existence and time. But it's not a matter of "acceptance" as one accepts something he has been told, but rather as in the acceptance of a gift. God isn't selling...

Hi Stan, You won't find where heaven is in Acts 1:9-11. Look rather at Luke 17:21: Luke 17:21 "nor will they say, ‘See here!’ or ‘See there!’ For indeed, the kingdom of God is within you.”

No, what is obvious, is that you do not believe He "finished" what He came to do in the flesh, even though He said He did. Why do you consider drinking new wine in the flesh to be better than drinking new wine in the spirit, in glory? Anyway, you are wrong, the scriptures say "in glory." John...

No, but that does make YOU a false witness.

Why do you add false witness to your own [private] misinterpretation of the scriptures? I never said that at all! On the contrary, I not only know that Jesus has come in the flesh, I am acting as if He has...which cannot be said of you--for you still look for Him to come in the flesh as if He...

It's all here. Showing you isn't enough.

I quote the same way Jesus did. You on the other hand only quote half...and then I have to quote the other half, and your claws come out. It's all here.

Perhaps. But that would contradict much of what is written: namely, the "things which must shortly take place" revealed to John, and the "adoption" of the gentiles reiterated by Paul, according to the promise given to Abraham that in his seed "all the nations of the earth shall be blessed."

Your actions reveal you. (It's all here in quotes.) Even here (above) you blame some group, while you yourself deny the God of the bible and His words (which I have just quoted...again). 2 Thessalonians 2:10-12 "Because they did not receive the love of the truth, that they might be saved. And...

Jesus quoted in the same way. You mock us both.

The other churches were given over to the gentiles. But Revelation was given to John an apostle to Israel...not that the gentiles were not "quickly" grafted into Israel thereafter, but the two were scattered over one generation according to the great commission.

That is not what the scriptures say. So, no, I disagree. I agree with the scriptures.

Even if I do not answer you because you do not want to hear it from me, you have asked questions where there are no questions--we have the answers. The answers to those questions are written in those same books. Which say that the apostles could "not bear" all that Jesus had to say; then five...