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No, you were quoting different scriptures with the idea that "all" meant the same in both, and it does not. A rabbit trail I did not chose, but joined you on - not because I need to, but I did it for you (much love). I will pick up where we were when you come back to the truth of what Jesus...

Yes, and that is the measure of insufficiency you now have. Such is the promise of God.

Of course you don't - you left out the scriptures that tell the whole truth. If you do not see even after I have given you the complete word, it is not a matter of support, but a matter of sight.

Yes, but you missed my explanation. Picking out only part of what is said, is one of the great errors of many who would like to think they are aligned with all truth, but are not, but only in part. Much of what we may discuss, is likely for that very reason. Jesus made both statements. Both are...

This is a topic of great misunderstanding. Most would say just the opposite of what God's method of revelation is. In truth, God has established his actual method as picking an individual of his own choosing, while there are many others who speak falsely.

We know that all that are/were in Adam did in effect unfold from his linage, referred to in the scriptures as if one man, and that in the end conversely, we become as one man again in Christ. If you have not perceived it, it is not because the scriptures to not say the same, because they do, but...

You are doing well yourself to quote the scriptures. Therefore, I will move on to addressing your question. The two different perspectives on the above scriptural points, just shows a lack of understanding. One does not contradict the other. The "all" of the one passage, however, is not the...

That is why I told you "Do not misunderstand." What we are doing is not going in circles, unless you double back. Alternatively, I have been attempting to reason with you, that I am not speaking riddles and nonsense, but simply quoting and paraphrasing the scriptures...which you should already...

Really? I gave you the scriptures - I quoted them...and so did you!

No, but those who do not know, should indeed remain silent. Can you tell me the scripture I am now quoting?

Taking away the key of knowledge (which is the hindering of the Spirit) is the woe of the lawyers among Israel given them by Christ, which you now share. So be it.

You presented only part of the scriptures pertaining to the subject. If you were trying to make a point - you did. That is, that part of the word, is not the whole truth.

Of course I do (have scriptural authority). The rules have not changed: The scriptures are the truth from God, but must be spiritually discerned. But the Holy Spirit being poured out upon all flesh according to prophecy for our time, does not say on all "good" flesh, or all "for good." "All"...

You are tipping the scales according to your own perception of what is written, but not presenting all that is written. But, the scales are not tipped: "for he makes his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust." "Truly, truly, I say to you, you...

Your explanation of Venus makes your claim of insufficient evidence of God void. As I said before, you have believed worldly things, but do not extend the same to God. Your loss.

Don't misunderstand. Everyone does indeed interpret according to their own will, which is the will of God in the judgement. But that does not mean I condone other incorrect interpretations, or that I am promoting my own interpretation...I am just stating what should be clear and obvious if one...

By His grace we suffer labor in a miraculous birth at His hand. In the end the sorrows will not remain. Life is good!

"God is spirit." If you don't like spiritualizing, you don't like God. Have it your way. But I did not get this from the sources you name, nor do I even know them. I know God.

His words are spirit. The idea of "labor pains" is not just me talking, but God in his word. I was just stating what He has already said and should be clear.

Yes. And yes, it leads to God, to heaven rather than the world.