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No, not exactly. If one has not seen Jesus return "in like manner", which is to say, in the manner in which He committed His spirit to the Father--meaning in spirit rather than in the flesh...then He has not yet returned to that person. But if one sees Him as John said, "as He is", which is One...

Hahaha...you have not discovered God, but man. Even so, what you have said is full of holes. Where to begin? Let me just say, as for God being "unknowable", you obviously speak for yourself. But you are wrong, and your lack of knowing, does not qualify you to say. Or should I say, Your...

Ah, you refer to Job 19:25. Which is true and was fulfilled with Christ coming in the flesh 2000 years ago. And for this reason Christendom would do well to adjust its' perceived timeline, by those same 2000 years. The last days began at Pentecost. But the "last day" referred to here is the...

Yes, indeed He did. And He elaborated also to say by revelation "Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me." Which does not promise a second physical advent of Christ, except in the physical body...

The "physical event" "return" happened 2000 years ago -- He is risen! If you still look for it, it is written.

Presumably you mean me. But I have not said, "Where is the promise of His coming?", nor do I. By which you quote the scriptures just as Satan does. Which makes you a false witness. As for the scriptures that you have quoted without slander, they are true. Just not as you represent or them...

God is spirit. So then, of God and by the scriptures, we know that the Son (Jesus Christ) came in the flesh, but spoke in the spirit, and after laying down His flesh in sacrifice, committed only His spirit to the Father, whom He has now joined as One. The two are One spirit. We also know that...

Certainly this was true for many 2000 years ago, and always true for those to whom Christ has not yet come. But not so for those to whom He has already come. That is, unless they look for another, or do not know His voice.

The point I am wanting to amplify and ask for people to seriously consider or reconsider, is: Where is Jesus Now? Is He at the right hand of the Father, only to return at some distant, future date, by a mass event? Or is it actually as He said, and He has come "quickly" and has "come in" to...

Amen!

Can I get a witness? Is He in you? Is Jesus in anyone? ...And, if Yes...do you know what the next question is?

That statement is in contradiction with the promise of Christ to come "quickly", and calls anyone who would witness that He has "come in" to them and now lives in them, liars. Against the misguided beliefs of most of Christendom, the fact is, if Jesus has [gone] to the Father as He said, and...

For you Helen...I will elaborate :) I take the passage not to be about wrath or love, but more about God saying the wrath or fury that we may experience is not the result of who or what He is, but rather of what we are. And the reason I did not want to agree with it being about the love of...

Interesting study. The word "wrath" or "fury" in the original language is defined as: heat, rage, hot displeasure, indignation, anger, wrath, poison, bottles heat fever venom, poison burning anger, rage I wouldn't exactly say that this passage is a "love" statement from God. I would more...

You are stumbling over human logic, not seeing Jesus "as He is." 1 John 3:2 By doing so, you make the born again out to be liars, or worse, you make Jesus a liar...all because you do not understand. Yet here you are making claims against what is written. But anyone can reason their way through...

Paul is not referring to something "comparable", but rather comparing the groanings of the natural world with "those who are alive and remain" in the natural. The point is, the natural is completely different, not comparable with what is to come. You are suggesting that darkness is comparable...

Now you directly contradict (speak against) Jesus saying “I will open My mouth in parables; I will utter things kept secret from the foundation of the world” and “Do you not understand this parable? How then will you understand all the parables?"; and against Paul who said, "But the natural man...

More religion-speak nonsense. But, no, those verses are not "warnings to born-again Christians." For God has no need to warn Himself in those born [again] of His own spirit of anything. You error for lack of understanding. You are confusing those who "have seen a great light" only (such as...

And I will reply (one at at time) as well: I was referring to what Paul called "the elementary principles of Christ"...which apparently, you did not recognize. The point being that you have proposed to speculate what Jesus referred to as "the third day" which was Him going to the Father, whom...

On the contrary, you have it backwards. It is I who have not engaged in your nonsense, while you call evil good and good evil. And look at you, you squirm like a worm put to the flame.