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This too, speaks of the wavering between mind and flesh...which is not true even according to Paul, who clearly stated that if we are in Christ, we are "a new creation", "old things have passed and all things have been made new." But I would suggest that this is just as Jesus spoke of the time...

What is better than the word inspired by the Spirit, is the Spirit. These are the times we live in. What is now spoken in spirit, is indeed written, but yet to be fully recorded within the minds of men unto all truth.

Sorry, you misunderstand me. There is a difference between the unsaved doing those things you describe and the saved doing what is not unlawful to them any longer - "to such there is no law." The difference, is that there is no rebellion in the actions of one who is in Christ. Those who are...

Indeed, first the natural, then the spirit. These are the times foretold by Joel the prophet and confirmed by Jesus and by Peter, in which God pours out His spirit upon all flesh - this is the reign of Christ upon the earth, in these last days.

According to the word of God, these things are true of the Lamb. If we are in Christ...it is true of us also.

Indeed, it does depend on what you are looking at. But there is no future someday in "today." Nor is there all the time in the world with God, but with men and with the world, which is evil...and we should seek God and His ways "first"...not after much reasoning.

For some reason you are on a campaign against the idea of God's sovereignty. But what I have been trying to explain and impress upon you...is that "each day" (as you define it), is either spent within the blinding darkness of the old idea of a worldly timeline prison and created illusion, or...

The confusion comes from our perspective of all things in time. Time is a created illusion. The root and source of all truth does not reside in time. As such, what is actually true of our timeline experience, occurred before the foundation of the world, where we made our split-second decision on...

That is what I just told you. The bible does reconcile with itself, just not with the common interpretation that you hold to. "All authority [has been] given to Me in heaven and on earth." "Has been" does not reconcile with your belief of what the "future" holds. That too cannot be reconciled...

Christ is the branch that came out of Jesse. He returned "quickly" 2000 years ago just as He said He would, and He returns "quickly" "today" too. But you are not seeing Him "as He is." You are not alone.

Certainly, God is without blame. But it is not just that God has already seen and knows all of our life, but rather that just as the Lamb of God was slain before the foundation of the world, we too did everything we are now experiencing before the foundation of the world. What we are...

All of these things cannot be reconciled with every other thing that has been written, as it is commonly understood. There is but one way that they can be reconciled, and I have told you that way. But the key is not in the timing, but in the timeless eternal truth of God. The everlasting...

That is a natural and completely understandable reaction to being in a foxhole while the battle is raging all around. But the bigger picture does leave plenty of room to truthfully say that "God is in control of all things." Is that truth abused and wrongfully considered? Certainly, in more than...

When He knocks. Revelation 3:20

Quite alright. Well, that is the assumption (that Jesus meant a future generation)...because it is a matter of "seeing these things come to pass", which most do not see. So, I agree with "this" generation, just not with things not being fulfilled already...which He said would be fulfilled then...

Is it not clear enough that the harvest was ready 2000 years ago, and not 2000 years from then? This, you should have learned. PS, Matthew 24:32-35 32 “Now learn this parable from the fig tree: When its branch has already become tender and puts forth leaves, you know that summer is near.33 So...

Indeed, I do. Nor do I wait for what the Lord said was already true even then: Matthew 24:32-35 32 “Now learn this parable from the fig tree: When its branch has already become tender and puts forth leaves, you know that summer is near.33 So you also, when you see all these things, know that it...

We shall all see Him at an hour we do not know. Until then we can see Him anytime, with no need to wait. But we need to see Him "as He is." Hint: When Jesus gave up His life, what did He commit to the Father to whom He was going?

That is a lot of sidestepping of many points of clear scripture. Nevertheless, you shall have it your way. Nighty night then.

There are no "accidents" in God's providence over His word. Certainly none that wordsmithery or lawyering can fix for a greater understanding. Woe. Do you not know that all language has been confounded by God Himself?