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This is correct...because it is about the law. But the difference for Israel, is not of a different law, but a different covenant...which they did not see but attained in the death of Christ on the cross, the Last of those born under the old covenant.

You have spoken out of your hate. I have spoken out of my insight to report what is good that you do not see. We're done here. God will decide. Luke 11:35 Therefore take heed that the light which is in you is not darkness.

You have called yourself a Christian, but also worship others as God, when there is only One, and the way you describe God does not agree with the way His own Son described Him...which shows you to be a fraud. However, if you will seek the One True God, He can be found in the writings that...

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Your worst day of confusion is better than the best day of one who is convinced of a lie. I think that's a compliment.

"A little bit of leaven" principle, I should think.

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Can part of the flesh enter the kingdom?

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This is the man of sin that is revealed.

"As it is written"...He went about His Father's business. Which is quite detailed, to say the least.

I hear you...but "now timeless" is a contradiction in terms. Does that not tell you that there are two different sets of laws expressed in the scriptures, one of God, and the other of the world?

Ah, but I have backed it up with scripture, sighting God's own use of timeless references, such as the use of "today" as the complete time frame of salvation, and Jesus' coming "quickly" rather than some 2000+ years later, and I even explained just how it works, that God is not contained within...

No need to think too hard on it. But, here is a good line to remember. If you are ever at an impasse or an awkward place, ask this one little question: "And what happened before that?" In most cases, those without understanding operating off a script, will not be able to hold up...meaning you...

Your assessment of what would need to be so in order to be timeless, is quite accurate. So, your logic is in tact...and I forgive you for thinking I am crazy...because if I didn't know better I would agree, it does sound crazy from a perspective of living in the world. However, even science...

The reason I brought up Revelation 1:19 is that, if you were able to discern the entire book, you would know that it refers to all of time...which changes the common interpretation.

He still sends His prophets. The only difference is we live in a time of spiritual free agents, making the true prophets appear like so many others who spew nonsense. Consequently there is a lack of faith and respect for such things. It's like the story of the good Samaritan: in those days one...

Indeed. Now read: Bible Gateway passage: Revelation 1:19 - King James Version

Your timing is of the world, not spirit, the teachings of men, and wrong.

Jesus is the Life, and He is "finished." Therefore, the dead are dead now and forever, and the living also. As Paul explained: those who are in Christ, "were" crucified and raised with Him - that very day which Christ even called "today." All of which makes your theory of future events nonsense...