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"Spiritualizing" is the language of everyone in Christ in God. His word is spirit. God is spirit. Now...if you are quite through mocking the very way and essence of God... Apparently, you do not know what it is you are reading. It's all there: Jesus was "the Last" of Israel, of that...

Giving the correct answer is not "making fun." On the other hand, you have made a false accusation. And yet you quoted the correct time, but apparently do not understand that "the budding process" began with Christ and the apostles.

No...that would just mean you don't know what I am talking about. Proof of sleep. Anyone [awake] who wants to see my answer can go back and read it.

And you are not dead, just sleeping.

If you are going to answer your own questions the way you want to hear them answered...why ask me at all? (rhetorical)

The key word here is "knew." This is the word used from the beginning referring to marriage and that relationship which Christ has with His church: the two become One. Thus, the relationship of those whom He "never knew", indicates no Oneness, no consummation, no "entering in" (in spirit), no...

I have already said.

And there you go again mocking the Spirit whom is God, and His ways.

You call bad good and good bad. God's word is spirit. God is spirit. And you speak against Him. He who "spiritualizes" is God.

That would appear to be the main question. That answer of which, is He "works all things together for good for those who love Him" and His "strength is made perfect in weakness." But I agree, it is a moot question...that is unless we also want to dwell upon: Why did God make peacocks, clown...

Thank you! Notice Paul does not say "appear with him in the world or on the earth", but "in glory."

The "evil" is rather "mischief." Murder for the one, but sacrifice for the Other. It is death that is evil, not Jesus.

The point of distinction is the kingdom of "God." We know that Jesus' kingdom is not of this world...so then, He was not referring to any form of "application" of biblical principles, but literally seeking all things first in the Spirit. Thus, the world being a manifestation of what is true on...

I have answered already. You not accepting it, is your doing. If Daniel spoke of the end (and he did), he spoke of Christ who was the End. The death of Christ was the end time, and these are the last days. As for the king of the north and the south, he referred to heaven and earth, Jesus and...

Your substitution of "race, family, or generation", i.e. "nation" ("Verily I say unto you, This [nation] shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.") doesn't work the way you have purposed. Jesus said He was "the Last." But what that (His word on it) should tell you...is that the...

I wouldn't know about the Gnostics, but I do know about false witnesses and accusers who lie through their teeth, born of the father of lies. Now those are the acts of one "twisting God's word." On the contrary, I have done nothing but ask questions, give answers, and back them with the...

What, no Judas kiss? First you join a false witness in accusing me of following Satan, then you show your ignorance. Not exactly good and faithful. The bodily resurrection of Jesus was not His spiritual ascension in going to the Father (whom is spirit). His resurrection is proof of His power...

Ah, a double portion then.

Christ said He was the End, but you say, No. That is enough said. However, it is not Christ who has no end, but rather Jesus the Son, Almighty God. Christ's life in the flesh, on the other hand, ended in sacrifice. Just as it is also with all who take up their cross and follow Him.

Christ is the End. When do you believe were His times, His hour?