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The scriptures must be discerned spiritually, not linguistically, and not by the teachings of men - this is the word of God. But you deny what He has said and done, that He has confounded all language...and to those who will not hear the truth, He has also determined that they should believe a...

We either get our clarity from the world, or we get it from God. All world language was confused [by God] at the tower of Babel...and that is the world's view point. Conversely, Jesus Christ clarified that He is building His church by what is revealed by His Father in Heaven. That is the point...

That may be true. Would you care to paraphrase a few specifics for comment?

Yes, just like the scriptures it is in fact the jumbling of what is true in the world, with what is true in the kingdom - which is completely different. Being of the world and knowing only the world as it exists on a timeline of events, that is the perception. However, the greater truth does not...

Because Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life...meaning, that if we do not want our time of physical life in the world to be a waste of time, but rather lead us to life everlasting in God, then we should be seeking this Way, whom is Christ. He is the "only begotten" of the eternal kingdom...

In order to fully understand what is finished, we must come to realize that time was created, and otherwise does not exist with God or in the kingdom. Also, that time and the world were created for a finite purpose that was passing away even at the time of Christ. Therefore, when Christ said...

"Christ in us", is our coming in to Him and Him coming in to us, in Oneness. This is the marriage of the bride: the two become One.

Not exactly... "To live is Christ." But we drag around that old corpse until physical death. So, if we do not "rightly divide" what is true of Christ in us and is finished, from what is unfinished in us...we misrepresent the truth. Allow me to explain: If these things are true, if "it is no...

Do you preach to the ignorant: 1 Thessalonians 4:13 "But I do not want you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning those who have fallen asleep, lest you sorrow as others who have no hope." Because...we have been told the truth, and it is not a mass event at some year in the future, but rather...

It was Paul who was specifically chosen to be an apostle under the Holy Spirit, not by the fleshly ministry of Christ, but of the Spirit of Christ. The other apostles were under Christ under the old covenant and would join "the dead in Christ", the salvation of "those who are asleep", those...

What is true, is true whether one believes it or not. The only difference is the time it takes that person to catch up with what is true. Our life is a story unfolding before us...and we are among the last to know the end of it. Nonetheless, it is written.

That we should receive the Holy Spirit also, and do even greater things than Jesus, in his name. But "it is not we who live (who do these things), but Christ who lives in us."

This is true, but does not contradict the Word, saying: "It is no longer we who live, but Christ who lives in us." But, rather, this is "what profits a man", that he might become more than himself, just as God is "greater than" we are, even "greater than" Christ.

Indeed, Jesus is our example and we should follow and do likewise. But, we need to be clear: it is not we who do perfect, but Christ in us.

This is good, and we will see even greater things than Christ during his time. But it is not we who do so, but Christ whom is in us. And if not by Christ, then not perfect, and of the devil.

There is only one correct answer as to how perfection under the law is attained, and that is how Christ attained it. But having attained it, He has overcome the world, which means He is King of kings and Lord of all...and there is, nor can be, another. God is perfection, and there is only One...

Perfect intentions do not mean we are without guilt. All have and do fall short...with One exception, and it is only "in Him' that we are accepted as not falling short of what would otherwise be required under the law.

The worst day in Christ, is better than the best day under the law.

Sorry, now I can't find what it is that I had just read and referred to that Job had said.

Matthew 5:39 But I tell you not to resist an evil person. But whoever slaps you on your right cheek, turn the other to him also. We are, on the other hand, to resist the devil. So, it is a judgement call based on the circumstances...as Job has presented.