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Fail. If Jesus were not David's Lord, He would still be David's seed according to the flesh. So that is not an answer. You have not answered how He is David's Lord, also being his seed. Therefore, I will not give you an answer to your question either. But if you think you can back your lies...

Says you who lies and then makes more hollow claims.

I will first ask you a question: “How is it that the scribes say that the Christ is the Son of David? For David himself said by the Holy Spirit: 'The Lord said to my Lord, “Sit at My right hand, Till I make Your enemies Your footstool.” ’ Therefore David himself calls Him ‘Lord’; how is He...

I don't have a POV. But the Word of God, whether the KJV or any word from the God, is not against me, but for me. You, on the other hand have some explaining to do.

:D:D:D:D:D:D ROFL!

I have never said otherwise. But the real question is: Why is someone who has falsely accused me, quizzing me? Why should I answer you at all? Why should I not just let God deal with you?

That is a lie -- I never said any such thing! Meanwhile, you are blowing smoke, unable to back what you claim.

No, the scriptures teach us that He has come in the flesh, and that He has and does enter into those who are alive and remain in the flesh (His body), but they do not teach us that He sits at the right hand of the Father in heaven in the flesh as you seem to believe. Would you like to discuss a...

As I just posted above...this subject refers to the coming of the Kingdom, for which He gave the when and where it should and should not be expected: "But if I cast out demons by the Spirit of God, surely the kingdom of God has come upon you." Matthew 12:28 “The kingdom of God does not come...

The proper question would be: Have I been born of the spirit of God?; and the answer is, Yes. The other possibility for you asking may better be asked, as: Aren't you still in your flesh body? In which case, the answer is, Yes. This the state of those whom Paul described as "alive but remain"...

No language of man is perfect. What's your point?

What you are describing is a "created" "reality", but He calls it all a "created" "image." If you are correct, you have caught God in a lie. But No, that is not the case. It is only an "image." As for the end, no, that is not what is written of the end of the age. Those are the thoughts of men...

If we understand that this world is the manifestation of what occurred in a timeless God ("in the twinkling of an eye"--His eye); then yes, this finite world only exists for [a time] and then is no more. But to fully understand, we must consider that it was all comparable to what we would call...

Yes, individually, as Paul indicated, "each in his own order." Which if we understand the nature of time which is created, transitioning with eternity which is not; all people come into the world in their own time, and likewise also leave in their own time. But because eternity does not tick or...

It means we "go to the Father" and are "One", just as Jesus did. It means the fulfillment of all God's promises. It means the commencement of the new heavens and the new earth, and all that "eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor have entered into the heart of man the things which God has prepared...

...That is what the church did. Jesus on the other hand spoke things that even the apostles "could not bear." But by now, we should have matured spiritually enough to take Him honestly at His word and believe what He actually said. In simple terms, paraphrasing, this is what He said: "The...

I do. What should our status be now? We should have perceived the signs of the times of Christ (and I mean those who were there and everyone who has read of it). I mean...He was really clear: "I am the Beginning and the End", "God is spirit", "the words that I speak to you are spirit", "I go...

Now, I am not sure I follow you :) The jest of what I am saying is, we were given the best direction from Jesus (quoted in post #115). But given the task of preparing the church for the many centuries and generations of the church age, much of the New Testament epistles address the endurance...

No, not at all, but rather to understand the bigger picture and the bigger reason for God's giving worldly advice. There is certainly nothing wrong with caring for those worldly needs, but God's plans are much bigger. Such things are merely our schoolmaster. Surely we should take into account...

All, I love it that so many consider turning to the Spirit to apply the good things of God to every facet of life in the world. But when I hear it described as the definition of what spirituality is, it makes me do a double-take to see if I am right-side-up, or if the world has turned...