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We give account even now. "Soon"...even then.

Welcome! It will be good to hear how your take on things fits into some of the discussions here.

Paul made the problem of speaking in tongues without an interpreter pretty clear. Either way, we either communicate or we don't. But on a forum, some common ground is helpful. The worst is criticism without proper communication. It's inconsiderate.

Or just a nose or an eye, opposed to a hand or a foot. :)

You again must have me confused with someone else. Me quoting scripture is pretty straight forward.

I never said that. But when God says "new" as in "a new creation", I understand that in terms of His part being like the holy of hollies, that is indeed "new" to those who now enter in. I also believe that "all" else is "burned" up. Which is not Him moving out, but those who love Him, moving in.

No, of course not, He's God and in need of nothing. So that leaves either us being the ones who need Him rather, or Him not needing us, but wanting us. But I am not sure that is what you are getting at.

You say that as if you had never experienced any tribulation. Have you not? Was it not "great" enough? If yes or if no, then why do you look for greater tribulation...when Christ has told us that the evil of each day is sufficient?

Speaking of rambling... It is hard to understand you. It would help if you would work on your communication and language skills.

Sorry if I have done a poor job of explaining. Perhaps this: "For he is not a Jew who is one outwardly, nor is circumcision that which is outward in the flesh;"

Those who are of God do not get up each day excited to see tribulations, but rather good, and what God will bring. But we die daily and suffer the tribulation of every day. Is one day more evil than another? No - but sufficient...sufficient for what? For judgement. But we who have died to our...

Well, he may or may not. But "lost" refers only to those whom were once in God. Among those in the world, there are the lost, the rebellion, and those created after their kind but not in God. All have received the gift of life in the world...but only those whom God has chosen receive the gift of...

The "fact" is that it is God's kingdom that is everlasting and spoken of in the scriptures which you have quoted, and that "God is spirit." ...Therefore, I said that the kingdom is God's eternal, spiritual kingdom.

The good Samaritan was acting as a good "neighbor"...which all people should do. But in terms of salvation, escaping the fallen finite world, one must believe in God, that He can save...and then He will. But it is not me, but God who knows the heart of all people, whether they do good before...

One must believe. This is the seed of God that was sown. Jesus explained that those who do not belong to God have their reward here and now, which is this world, and not of the kingdom.

I have told you what I know. But, please, tell me what you think.

First...you should really use the "Reply" feature so people know when you have replied. "That man of sin" being "revealed", is the manifestation of all people who have sinned - for all time...the children of the first Adam. What the scriptures say is "spirit" "confounded" by God Himself at the...

The kingdom is the eternal spiritual realm of God.

What is WTBS and NWT?

If and when we are becoming more like Christ, meaning timeless, then we will "see Him as He is", which is One with the Father, whom is spirit - and then time is just His story, written, and played out in what we would ironically call "real time", which it is not.