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You are contradicting yourself. First you say there is no revelations since the 12 apostles died, then you say "our spirit and faith...predict the future." So now you have presented two possibilities, rather than the simple "No/None" you have been saying...which is revealing. You seem to have...

Unfortunately, most of this comes under those who "won't hear", because they do not believe in "prophets in there own area and in their own house."

God's people have been known to repeatedly miss or reject what God is doing at each of the milestones down through the ages of biblical history. Each time, they not only rejected His plans, but even fought against Him. Stephen's remembrance speech was a warning...because it was about to happen...

Whoa! That website description is grueling. Just another 'ism. I prefer Jesus' definition: "the first and the last." It's that simple.

Hahahaha... You didn't prove the Rapture, you proved that Christ was slain before the foundation of the world!

You are assuming that His words are only written, or that what is written about what is on tablets also applies to what is written in our hearts. This distinction is scriptural. Why would you mix the two when He does not? That is a grievous error eliminating any receptiveness to His knocking on...

Now you go from dis'ing me and a lack of appreciation for caring about a sister, to saying I am not listening after these many posts and replies. Therefore, I will listen no longer.

Quote me saying we could make up new revelation...or stop saying that I said it. Because I did not, nor would I. What gives you the idea that every claim of revelation or God's spiritual interaction with His children, is the same? Some are true, and many are false.

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What help could it possibly be...since you do not believe in God's present spiritual interaction with His children?

Says you who does not believe that God pours out His spirit upon all flesh or spiritual gifts including prophecy and even tongues. Your credibility is bankrupt.

The dualism is accurate. Both are true: there are those who follow the dead, and those who follow the living. However, both are also in the world, and this was Jesus' warning...that we not look to the world for Him, but to the kingdom, which is not a matter for the flesh, but of God and for...

And on that day of Pentecost...they handed our three thousand books, and the book was God! Are you so foolish?

You are tripping over yourself. You ask if the scriptures are perfect? - meaning only what is written. Yet it is God who is perfect, and He is spirit. So...your understanding is completely off, as is your context. The written word is far from perfect, for it is a book of many parables...even...

John 16:12 “I still have many things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now." 1 Corinthians 13:12 "For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I shall know just as I also am known." John 10:27 "My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they...

What about it? Both are true...just not as you are understanding it. If the scriptures "must be discerned spiritually", can every word from God be written in the pages of the book? And yet, by claiming that they are - it is you who have both "added to" and "taken away." Even so, while you...

You dis' me. Do you think I do not know and refer to the scriptures discerning every word in spirit, or that I do not test every spirit? How do you think I am dealing with you?

How on-topic of you! :) If we pick up where Paul left off in his "pressing on toward the prize" and "leaving the discussion of the elementary principles of Christ", then we would now be walking in sunshine, in the glory of God. The majority would not be returning to those elementary principles...

No, apparently you don't understand. Agreeing with the scriptures and limiting God's means and timing of revelations, are two different things. So, yes, I agree that all needs to agree with the scriptures...but every revelation from God is not a quote from before. And don't misunderstand again...

No...that is not biblical. On the contrary, we are told in the scriptures that God will pour our His spirit upon all flesh and many will prophecy, and among other things, we are told that some have that gift. So...for you or anyone else to come up with your own limitation on this matter is...