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Welcome!

As I was saying...

Oh, I see you have decided already:

The law saves no one. This is your hour of decision. You need only decide.

Israel went before the Lord like a seesaw forsaking Him then returning time and time again. Each time He welcomed them back.

Smile for the cameras. But pinned to your forehead is a sign from God of His covenant. That's gotta hurt.

Amen!

Oh, he's not straddling the fence. He's here for one reason, and one reason only, a would-be angel of light.

This is allegory. To "eat" means "to feed upon" or "devour", which is the death of them, fulfilling the judgement of God: "once to die."

"For wherever the carcass is, there the eagles will be gathered together."

Totally agree!

Welcome, Mr. B! We have a hand full of (blueberries) in common - love 'em! Too bad the croissants and sweet cream cheese aren't just as healthy. :)

Either way (or word) the written scriptures do not come with us into the kingdom, except on our hearts.

Ugh, another 'ism. But it is your opinion that is not going to cut it - not yours and not mine, but the truth from God only.

To say so, you contradict yourself and God. For before the word was written, God whom is spirit was, whom is also the End. That which is written, He made...and what is made is not Him who made it. You act as if the written word were God Himself, but it is not, and no amount of men's dealings is...

Yes, I meant the would-be Christian church and not the body of Christ. But it would be a mistake to consider all members of the body of Christ to be equal in the knowledge of all things and of having the mind of Christ. Just as the whole body suffers if any one part is under attack, all suffer...

Good comments, and helpful because it is so often misunderstood. It is best and accurate to say that one must "lose his life" (die) before gaining his life in Christ, which is the proper definition of salvation. So, just as it is not possible to partially die and partially live or go to and...

This is a difficult thing to understand without first understanding the true nature of time. Even scientifically time is an illusion. But more importantly, God tells us right up front that it is a mere "created" "image." In the proper light...if we overlay what "is" in the world with an...

Hahah...we could be neighbors. Darn liberals! Darn taxes! Where are you moving from? It might make a difference in where you might like to actually live, what kind of climate, etc..

Absolutely! The problem lies in considering the written word as the end all, when it is not the end...but only the beginning. ("In the beginning was the Word...")