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What part about 'free will' don't YOU understand? By the time one gets around the 38th chapter of Job, with God telling Job to give answer to Him if he could annul God's Righteousness to make himself appear righteous, Job closed his mouth. Those who keep wrongly assigning the creation of evil...

No titles of U.S.A., United States, etc., are found in Bible prophecy. But neither is the country name Russia either, although there is a region name pointer to it in Ezekiel 38. The "multitude of nations" prophecy about Ephraim in Genesis 48 is a pointer to the western Christian nations. Why...

All that is YOUR words, not mine. This section of God's Word is obviously closed completely off to your understanding.

I added a Post Script to my last post about what God actually DID place in operation that would allow Satan to do what he did. It's called free will choice. I know of no one created with free will that can be justified in rebelling against God. It would be like one with free will that abuses...

Just because the mere 'idea' of evil could happen when Satan first rebelled against God still does not mean God was its author. Obviously, God created Satan and the angels with free will, and not as robots. And as written, all things were created for God's pleasure! (Rev.4:11) So how can any...

That's just more false assumptions against Christ's Sacrifice upon the cross.

Some of that last part sounds confused Logabe. Not sure what you're really saying at the last. Being justified and sanctified I know are taught as completely separate issues in some Church doctrines because of the two separate Greek words (hagiazo = "sanctified"; dikaioo = "justified"). Acts...

I've seen this debated around and around in circles by some. Because many refuse to look at the Gen.1:1-9 Scripture more closely, and other Scripture like Rom.8, 2 Pet.3, Jer.4, etc., some are totally unaware that the time of Satan's first rebellion against God was not at any time during this...

Excellent consideration Andy. Yet I'd still like to hear if, or how you presented all that to your son, and what his response was.

The Originator of True Science is GOD Himself. The rest is pseudo science.

Definitely a good question to raise. I'd like to know for certain how it was possible for the "sons of God" to take "wives" of flesh daughters, which the idea of Gen.6 "wives" means not just sexual relations, but also co-habitation with flesh woman. Jude 1 is still the best direct clue of how...

http://www.iep.utm.edu/origen-of-alexandria/

Sorry, loaded type questions with cornered choices such as TRUE or FALSE don't work with me. Jesus of Nazareth is The Christ, as professed and witnessed all throughout the New Testament writers. And per the Old Testament 'The Christ' IS God The Saviour. To put trust in any other is to deny His...

Inspired is correct, inspired by God The Holy Spirit through His servants given to write The Truth of His creation down in letters.

I consider the time of the resurrection of God's "two witnesses" per Rev.11 as aligned closely with the timeframe of the last 3rd Woe which includes the sound of the 7th Trumpet. Per 1 Cor.15, on the "last trump" (trumpet) is when Apostle Paul taught the resurrection and change of saints still...

Oh, I think you well know by now what those Scriptures points I posted are about, but still refuse to heed it because of not being able to grasp it either from God having blinded you, and or from your desire to keep to men's tradition on it instead.

I'm not of any such 'Christian Identity' group you mention, but let's not throw the baby out with the bath water. The Christian Identity movement appears to be of some later origin around the mid to late 1900's. And liberals accuse it of using what they call 'British-Israelitism' as a form of...

Exactly.

Matt 3:13-15 13 Then cometh Jesus from Galilee to Jordan unto John, to be baptized of him. 14 But John forbad Him, saying, "I have need to be baptized of Thee, and comest Thou to me?" 15 And Jesus answering said unto him, "Suffer it to be so now: for thus it becometh us to fulfil all...

Paying of 'tithes' was per the Old Covenant. Christians give charity as alms, as much as they so deem, and it's between the individual giver and The LORD, not of the Old Covenant law.