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Foreknowledge of what was before, revealed in time, is simply God revealing what is true from His perspective, as foretold and told within the created world--which was only created "for a time, times, and half a time", for the temporal purpose of judgement the last day. But you are also wrong...

Because God has "send strong delusion" among the church, but we are "children of Light", and "joy comes in the morning."

Your problem is you don't know better than to mix up "today and tomorrow, and the third day." But, no, "perfect" is not arrogance...it's Christ. Go figure, you think that all perverts your little religion.

Your "no heaven" pet peeve is not helping your understanding of the scriptures. Why do you campaign for a worldly fulfillment of scripture and the renewal of this old earth, against what the scriptures say? That is not biblical.

Your interpretation (as it is with most of Christendom) is worldly, but Christ spoke of the heavenly things...and you have not perceived it correctly. He spoke of the buds of the heavenly Jerusalem, which were foretold by the prophets, announced by Christ, and confirmed by the apostles...

No, the so-called cannon of God's word is under the seal and protection of God. On the other hand, God would and has allowed the word of truth to be translated and understood incorrectly, until the fullness of the times of the gentiles has come in. As it is written: this is the great apostasy.

I am not sure what your point is, or how that all pertains to not rightly diving the word of truth between those of the first century who were of the dead in Christ and those of the living in Christ, and what was preached to each respectively. BOL has been confused and wrongfully accusing those...

"Foreknowledge" is a word used for explanation, good only for the time that it was intended. That is to say, that men living in their times will live and think and understand all things according to time. So the scriptures explain in that context; and, yes, within the greater scheme of God's...

Indeed, you are correct. Perfection with men did not come until Christ spoke it, say, "You shall be perfect, as your Father in heaven is perfect." Which He explained, came "the third day", which He expounded upon to Paul, saying that "My strength is made perfect in [our] weakness."

"Foreordained" is a word used for explanation, good only for the time that it was intended. That is to say, that men living in their times will live and think and understand all things according to time. So Paul explains in that context; and, yes, within the greater scheme of God's overall...

You show your lack of knowledge again. Isaiah 42:19 "Who is blind but My servant, Or deaf as My messenger whom I send? Who is blind as he who is perfect, And blind as the Lord’s servant?" Paul and John walked the line between the dead and the living. They spoke to both and even included...

You reading and claiming the verses all out of context...does nothing for your claim. Your multitude of wrongs doesn't make a right. Not even.

No...that is not at all how it works. Now you pay attention... When one is [actually] born again of the spirit of God, he is born again having died, and that which has died can no more sin for he is dead. And he who has been made alive by the spirit of God is no longer that man of sin, but...

You are not reconciling scripture against scripture. Your claiming one scripture that superficially suits you, that when taken out of context would appear to contradict these below, just proves you unknowledgeable: 1 John 3:6 Whoever abides in Him does not sin. 1 John 5:18 We know that...

Your dissertation shows that you do not even understand what being born again is...and yet you proclaim untruth, as if it were the truth. The scriptures you quoted tell it just fine: "That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the spirit is spirit." But you say just the...

No...we already addressed this, and you are just seeing it the way that suits your religion. But it's not the truth. The truth is, those scriptures were for those who were born again, and also for those who were not born again; and you are applying what was for those among them who had learned...

That is not a complete biblical answer. Yes, Christ does send the Holy Spirit, but They are One. As it is written, and what I have described, is the "baptism in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit"--not just the Holy Spirit. No, it is Christendom that has stepped out from the...

"Tears are wiped away"...which is the answer for all your questions. What remains is all your hopes and the things that you describe, but without the pain and anguish of this world--all is perfect, as God is perfect; and all is more, not less. The spiritual kingdom of God is the greater, not the...

Paul, speaking to the (Christian believers) in Corinth used these same words regarding the Church. So...thanks for the compliment!

In that case you take it wrong...and it has has caused you to also take me wrong. Can you quote me denying "the fact that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh" as you have just accused me? No...you cannot. So stop making assumptions and accusations. On the contrary, Christ has [already] come in...