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The weakness, comes from you not understanding the proper context. Paul's ministry straddled the greatest transitional period in human history. He spoke literally "all things to all people". Thus, you cannot lump things together as you have. On the contrary, the Lord has unraveled them and I am...

Again you go on and on when this first paragraph is quite enough, and in error. You claimed that Adam and Jesus had the same spirit as equals. Are you now retracting that, or are you just going on and on with more of the same as if Adam is part of the God Head?

That is what I just explained to you...that the perfect (Jesus) spoken of by Paul and noted by you, is indeed now the case for those who no longer live, but Christ live in them, just as Paul said. However, for you to say that for those of whom Christ has not come, that the promises of gifts...

Tell that to Jesus who inherited the kingdom, and Paul who said, "flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God." ...And if you don't want to be calling them liars, and you call yourself a Christian, you should be apologizing to me.

See you didn't have to go on and on - that's enough already. There are spirits, and then there are spirits. Are you saying that all spirits are clean/holy spirits? 'Cause they're not. Another contradiction.

That is correct, so I suspect that you have confused the resurrection with the ascension. The resurrection of Jesus demonstrated His power and victory over death. But His ascension marked the end of His physical or fleshly existence, for He then went to the Father, where flesh and blood cannot...

Righteous is righteous. If you say Jesus the Christ is righteous, then you will also say that those in Him are righteous also. He is the righteousness of the saints.

But what did they see, and what "same way" or "manner" were they referring to? Can the spirit of God be seen? No...they did not see what cannot be seen. They only saw the physical, but not the spiritual "way" or "manner", and therefore that is what men believe. But Jesus prepared them to know...

First a question, then a misquote and use of scripture statement. What are you getting at - what is it you really want to say? Spill it.

Personally, I have met Him in the Clouds (already). And as such, I would offer that there is more that the church is not doing than just not preaching bible prophecy in preparation for His coming. Actually, it's much worse than that. Most of Christendom followed Israel in not being able to...

I have refuted what you have said, and in way fewer words. But why should I contradict your rattling on and on about incorrect interpretations until our generation passes? I will not. As for whether "the Person in John 1:3 is the Same Person of Isaiah 44:24, is it the same PERSON?" They are...

No...that may be your perception of things...but that is not the reality of things. It wasn't then when Paul was eluding to it, which you have made a topic of the discussion, and it isn't now the reality of things either. We are not waiting for the revelation of Jesus Christ in the way you...

You are misreading the passage. Paul first listed "the signs of the end" that had already occurred among the Corinthians, and then stated that it would also be confirmed. They had not understood "the signs of the times", and now you have done the same. Jesus said the same to Israel. This is...

No...that was you mistaking the end of what has indeed come with that which has not yet come. It is not your place to declare the end for those whom God has not even brought a beginning to. Nor was it Paul's place to do so, so he spoke of both...and you are mixing them up and not reconciling...

We are not talking about that. As for this discussion, I will pick up where you left off hitting on the fact that the transition line that Paul drew for the end of prophecies, etc., was at "the end." But with his other comments on gifts of the spirit for these times, what you are saying is not...

Yes, but you are drawing your own line of transition...which is a good point, and worthy of discussion. But he does not say that prophecy, etc. are over until "the end." But it is good to hear you coming to this point, because it may mean we are making progress. Which, if we can discuss...

That is works - by men. And you are completely disavowing the works of the spirit of God.

If yes means no in your book...you got the wrong book.

That is sooo unbiblical! God promised that the day was coming that the things of God would "no longer" be written, except in men's hearts. And Jesus told us that the kingdom of heaven had come upon us - 2,000 years ago...that He would send the Holy Spirit to bring it to fruition. Get with the...

No, he doesn't say that at all. Obviously, you are just off on a tangent.