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That is all fine, but it is unclear what you consider the actual "truth." Perhaps there is a way of concisely wording just what it is that you have been advocating. Among all the arguing, I am not sure we are clear on that...if you could please restate your position. Thank you.

Your position is not completely wrong, just not complete, not "finished." You describe God as the Father and the Holy Spirit as the Father and all three as separate yet equal, but then insist they are not equal in their ability to be "wherever." Do you not see that that is limited to the laws...

My question was rhetorical and a given, so that you might see the obvious. But still you evaded.

Not with flesh, bone, and blood, no.

You have not responded to why you have aligned with the "physical", so I will assume that your position of world-like "absolutes" is your issue: That you cannot see Christ being in two places, so you believe that it is impossible, based on you own understanding. But you are not conversing with...

That does not agree with all of scripture: Philippians 2:9 Therefore God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name, Sounds like someone picked out a few verses and when "Ah ha!" - but missed the mark.

Good question. But it sounds like another topic for another thread.

The same yesterday, today, and forever. 1-2-3 :)

You obviously are perturbed and do not understand. You speak as one bound to the physical, having some disregard for the spiritual. But what I say, I will say to all, things you should have known: "God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.” Why then do you ask...

Not at all. He rose bodily from the dead that men could see that He had overcome death and the world. But that is only what happened in the world. Please continue...

Since you have qualified and limited your own question to that which is only "physical", that is how I will answer: Ecclesiastes 12:7 Then the dust will return to the earth as it was, And the spirit will return to God who gave it.

I do not believe, but know, that Christ has come again [to me] and therefore it is my testimony, "that Christ has come in the flesh." I also believe that He has come to many others just as Paul said, "each in his own order", for I have seen Him in them. This I do, because I "see Him as He is."...

I do. But what is your point?

I have seen it come already, from the very first day. But if you will give credence to one who cannot reconcile his claims with the whole word of God, perhaps you should share what it is you see in his claim that you believe has evaded the rest of us.

You can ignore me, but the Truth shall not be hidden...and you have not presented the truth. You make accusation of the very thing you yourself do, picking and choosing only those verses which you prefer, and calling names against any who call you on it. Which you cannot give an answer to.

I understand your concern. But I have no concern that God is in complete control over the fate of all people. "Even so, come Lord Jesus."

"To live is Christ." That is the only physical presence of Christ on earth. But it is not His physical presence that makes it so, it is our physical presence and His spiritual presence: "Christ in us."

Jesus said, "I go to the Father." He went. Jesus said, "Surely I am coming quickly." He came...and did "not leave us" and is with us "until the end of the age", and "it is no longer I who live, but Christ in me." You cannot reconcile what you claim with the word of God (elementary or...

Welcome! No questions.

Quote chapter and verse where it says "physical" body. Until then - stop making accusations. You make yourself look bad.