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I chose to use the eyes and hand of One body as an example...rather than the right hand and the left, or the hands and the feet. Either way they are One. But just as the body of Christ has many members, God is known in a multitude of ways, but is One.

We will share as we have seen. The world is a manifestation of all that is on high. The sharing comes as a result of all truth being written in our hearts, and also the Oneness. Just as Jesus and the Father are One, we are One also. It's all of them together. Which I have been paraphrasing some...

You answered your own question. Wrong. Jesus does not have His own glory, He has that glory which He inherited from the Father: "All." Make sure to tell me when you give the prophets, Jesus, and the apostles a hard time about their "snippets." I would really like to see that. ...Sorry, you...

Yes, No, or a simple answer would have served our discussion and the truth better. Watch: You are running 1 and 2 together. So I will start with #2. Christ "living in you" is the rapture. Which is not the point of "seal" by the Holy Spirit, for Christ is sealed already (which is the answer to...

As the eyes of a man descend upon his own hand.

I did quote you...but never mind that. No, when I say that "each in his own order" [scripture]...I most certainly am talking about Christ "living" instead of them who "no longer live", which is the rapturous time of their salvation. But that "imperishable body" is not their old "natural body"...

Your logic doesn't work - Jesus and the Holy Spirit are One. But let me ask you: Does Jesus return in the glory of the Father, or in the image of a fallen man? Is the glory of the Father, flesh, or spirit?

Well, I can see that (by, as you say, your "assuming") that we are not ready to move on. So okay... Backing up then...let me ask you: When does eternal life begin, when "it is no longer you who lives, but Christ who lives in you", or when your body dies? Does Christ begin to "live in you" with...

And here you go a-g-a-i-n... misquoting me... I DID NOT SAY the "second coming doesn't happen." On the contrary...I said, it has been happening for 2000 years "each in his own order", and will continue until "the end"...just as it is written. ...Okay... That's enough. You are just misquoting...

"Expectations?" Do you not know that is a disaster waiting to happen? It's you extrapolating on your own understanding, it's pure conjecture. And no, I am not going to give you the same false hope that you have bought into. But rather, I am attempting to reason with you that all of what you are...

Okay...you don't buy it, even though that is what the scriptures say. I get that. But then you name what is presumably your best attempt at quoting a sampling of verses - yet none of them say "physical" as you do. So, because it does not say physical and the fact that they do not reconcile with...

See...wrong again. I did not say "NOT returning" at all. On the contrary...I have said He has returned [because He went to the Father, but is now here again], which you seem to deny by claiming the "omnipresence" of God - which does not change the fact that He came, left, and return...just as...

I have to stop you there (and perhaps you should have stopped there too), because I was not agreeing with you, but with what is written...even in every translation (except yours, and most of Christendom). You see, you (and most of Christendom) have not reconciled that passage with "The world...

Two things: 1) It is not just blacks who are always a target - whether it is one thing or another, everyone has that target on their back. What blacks have is an excuse that makes it seem like other people are the enemy. But we do not fight against flesh and blood, but against powers and...

That refers to His first coming in the flesh. As it is written: "the spiritual is not first, but the natural, and afterward the spiritual." And this we do also, if we "follow" Him.

That was all good until you added the promise of a physical return, which proves that your understanding is incredibly wrong, for He said, "The world sees Me no more." And the irony is...you feel sorry for me. So, I will yield to your request: I will not worry about you. Nonetheless, for those...

This, your words? No. Nor will I put on the same long rob to compare with those who compare. If you had not started with your own bragging, this might have been a good discussion and testimony. But it is tainted already with rivalry.

You go first.

It's really pretty simple: Read the passages and include [all] of the words and don't take out things like "every man" when referring to "each in his own order." But you can't seem to do that. And if Christ left...and He is now with you (or anyone)...DUH!...He has already returned. But you...

Yeah, Jesus and the prophets must have been lazy too. But then again...you don't make the rules.