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Why then have you rejected Him to follow the flesh?

It would depend on just how you define "Christian." Some define "Christian" as any halfhearted seeker who takes or does not take a pew. But it is not defined by God as such, but as one who is born again of His spirit - completely dead to themselves, and alive to Christ. These are "in" Christ...

Hahahah... I am afraid you have coined an oxymoron. The heart is not the head. One of the great mysteries of life is given to the children of God, that they should know that One is the Head, Jesus the Christ. That all mankind is before God as women, potentially as the bride of Christ...that...

Do not be deceived...you had it correct at the beginning. “The kingdom of God does not come with observation;" And the second coming is not twice, but once to all: to the dead and to the living. Do not make the mistake of counting them separate as some do.

I have been more than kind in speaking the truth to you, but you insist upon making the church your god. This you do, but I do not.

If we are in Christ, chosen to do good works (the fruit of the spirit), it is no longer we who live, but Christ who lives in us, and not we who speak, but the Holy Spirit. Therefore we are counselled to "walk in the spirit"...of which we have been born (again). We are not our own. To live is...

What doctrine? We do not believe only, but know the Truth. The flesh profits nothing. You misunderstand. This verse does not to be lead blindly, but rather to obey in spite of their error - that they will not use their misguided authority against you. It is a warning, and an insight of how to...

Your definition of a parable or what is to be taken literally, is of the world. But if we know that God created the world out of nothing, aside from Himself, then we know that it is [all] a parable from the Lord.

It is the media of God. This is story time. History is His story. Once upon a time.

The commission was given by Christ to his disciples, His church, those whom are born again of the spirit of God, whom He sends the Holy Spirit. The commission is to tell the good news of the coming of Christ, his death on the cross for the sins of the world, and his resurrection from the dead...

If I have told you earthly things and you do not believe, how will you believe if I tell you heavenly things? It is written: "lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”

To explain a riddle with a riddle, is to speak in tongues that need interpretation. There is no edification. Nothing is taught unless the answer is given. But all things are a [parable] manifestation of things on high. The language of Truth, is spirit. No, certainly not. They are the same...

As per usual, I answered and you did not see:

This is what is written of "a time, times, and half a time", of "the end", also referred to as "the end times." These are the times of the world, the times of Christ's coming in the flesh and in the spirit, and the dividing of all things into light and darkness.

This is a time, times, and half a time, of which it is written, which things were before the foundation of the world.

You error. Christ ate fish after he rose bodily from the dead...but he did not eat fish after the resurrection which is his ascension. If you say that "God is spirit", but also say that Christ "is not only spirit" - this is heresy. Either way, you error. But you error because you do not...

No, for 35 centuries, but you think to make it 70. The gates of hell do not prevail, nor do you when you call the flesh good. The church is in Christ.

What good is it if you quote the scriptures, but do not understand them? Jesus spoke in parable. And now you speak not the parable revealed, but hidden. You may as well say also that Jesus was a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. But how can you explain that He is rather the Lamb of...

Christ has come in the flesh, but come again in spirit. But you remain in the flesh.

Indeed, the church is Christ. But your problem is that you see yourself where you are not. It is you (and the Catholic church) who have rejected the One who sent Christ, because you did not hear the spirit when Christ spoke to Peter, and turned to the flesh instead. "Now this I say, brethren...