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I was thinking about your poem this afternoon. Have you finished editing it since we last spoke about it? If you have, I’d really like to see it.

Everyone will see him when he returns (Matthew 24:26-27; Revelation 1:7).

Welcome to the forum. Why are you asking? Would an answer to your question which you found satisfactory / persuasive cause you to cease being agnostic?

George Whitefield wrote, in a letter to John Wesley - “You think otherwise: why then should we dispute, when there is no probability of convincing? Will it not in the end destroy brotherly love …” The woman has heard and doesn’t want to hear anymore. I would honor her request.

“He who lives only to make money is a worshiper of the golden calf.” - Charles Spurgeon

The linked article documents that Rabbi Rashi and Rabbi Kimchi identified Micah 5:2 as a messianic prophecy. (Of course neither one of them believed Jesus is the prophesied messiah.) (K.B. Vogelman, “Micah’s Unique Bethlehem Prophecy”) https://theodds.website/micahs-unique-bethlehem-prophecy/

The OP sits well with persons like myself who assert that Jesus of Nazareth is a human person. Is Micah 5:2 a messianic prophecy? I believe it is (and so do those who assert that Jesus is a divine person, not a human person). What about Judaism? Jews for Judaism waffles on the question. ”Was...

“Times are bad, God is good.” - Richard Sibbes

I’m currently reading The Early Christian Attitude To War, written by C. John Cadoux

Even many leaders among the Jewish religious authorities believed in Jesus (John 12:42).