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So...you don't believe that "His enemies are His footstool" and "the kingdoms of the world have become the kingdoms of the Lord" means "having all authority in heaven and on the earth" - which He said happened way back then. Well, you're wrong.

That is just you talking. Christ reigns and is with us here and now. Why do you suggest that He does not reign when from His own mouth He has said "all authority in heaven and in the earth has been given to me?" Do you have more authority than He, that you should now contradict Him? The earth...

Again, you accuse me of the very thing you yourself are confused about. You are speaking of things taught by men which are not according to the scriptures, but misunderstood by many. You even use the words that are not from the scriptures, but from men. This is double-talk. You would do better...

It is also the time of the saints reigning with Christ as kings and priests. But...if "the end" is truly the end and not a lie, is it not obvious that "all things" come before the end? And if Christ is with me and I with Him as One, is He not a king and a priest, and does He not reign and me...

Jesus, if He has gone (to prepare a place) and has also come to anyone in spirit - has already returned. Having lowered Himself and become flesh at His first coming, did you think that after being raised up in the spirit to be with the Father whom is spirit, He would give up His glory to take up...

To be fair (and clear), it would seem delusional for one to look at their own self and say, "God says I have been made new (in other words, without sin) - so I guess I am!" But the alternative is not to believe what He has said...or to rationalize that our reality of days and times is the...

The only means of navigating through the end times prophecies and all that is written, is not by men's ways and understanding, but by God's ways. Rightly dividing the word of truth means to separate all that is of men from all that is of God. Thus, if it is the second coming or any other event...

This teaching was used on another thread as a way of rationalizing hearing the truth from God...but not seeing it (yet). Sorry folks, that is called blindness. When the scriptures come in present and past tense - that is what it means; and if you don't understand the timeless, eternal nature...

You would and have placed me among the scoffers and liars, but it is you who do not know the truth of what the bible teaches. This you do to your own shame. You are quoting the teachings of men against what the bible actually teaches, for “The kingdom of God does not come with observation; nor...

Yes, nonsense - foolishness to those who are perishing, because you are looking at the words, but without spiritual discernment. For instance, you quote this passage: ...but cannot reconcile it with this passage: Luke 17:20 20 Now when He was asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God...

That is the flesh speaking. God is spirit. Power and glory are His.

First, indeed we groan for these things to come to an end. However, we need to get one thing straight. If you believe that our Savior went to the Father, and also that He is now with you - ya, in you - then if you still look for His return, you are either delusional, a liar, or you just don't...

You are missing the point...and it is because you see claims of things being "abolished", when there are no such claims. On the contrary, all is not "abolished", but "fulfilled." Therefore, no one "in Christ" (whom is God) could ever take His name in vain...because they are One. It is no longer...

Jesus, when He came, made it clear that speaking against Him (God in the flesh) could be forgiven, but not when God comes in the spirit. Thus, because Christ has now come and also gone, all that remains is the coming of the Holy Spirit - to each, in a personal time of visitation. The difference...

There is a reason why being with God or Christ is referred to as "in" Christ or God, whom is Light...for without, is indeed darkness.

Sorry to hear about your condition. Praying...

Why would God take his own name in vain? If we are One with Christ and Christ One with God...that stuff is all past. We are One. Such law therefore, is only for those who are not in Christ.

I just answered your question on two different threads...after you made both of them all personal. It is rather clear what the problem is.

And this is the very reason you don't get answers... But here is scripture from Jesus who was accused of the same thing that you have now accused me of, which you have either conveniently overlooked or do not know: John 3:11 "Most assuredly, I say to you, We speak what We know and testify what...

Here is what you said regarding my claim of knowing the truth: And here is scripture from Jesus who was accused of the same thing that you have now accused me of: John 3:11 "Most assuredly, I say to you, We speak what We know and testify what We have seen, and you do not receive Our witness."...