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What if Covid19 is found to have a mutation capability that negates every vaccine eradication attempt in respect of all persons except those having an efficacious 'passover' faith nailed to their doorposts?

Who will join me in suspecting that we could well be currently experiencing a 21st Century 'Provocation'?

How should we apply the edict of Matthew 22:21 in the context that God tells us in Hebrews 10:25 to not forget (neglect) the assembling of ourselves together, whereas ‘Caesar’ currently forbids us from doing so?

I found the following message to be a great help in my present time of need and hope the it might likewise be of help to others.

Latest prognosis re Christine's cancer is just too devastating to explain in detail. A week ago she was given 2 years at best/6 months at worst, but yesterday the spread was deemed to be so intense that they will scan again in two week's time and expect to shorten the prognosis even further. An...

Recently I have been thinking much about this. Extrapolation from Romans 1:16-25 (MEEV) “I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believes; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. For therein is the righteousness of God revealed...

Gradually I have become less inclined to contribute to forums because of the irreconcilability of “This is what God has said, and this is what he means by it” versus “No, what he has really said is this, and this is what he actually means by it”. To most readers this conflict must surely be...

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For me, it all began in my early adolescence, when I progressed from junior Sunday School and up into the Young People’s Fellowship in the Chapel opposite my parent’s bungalow. We were a strong and closely knit group that filled two rows of pews when we attended the Chapel’s Sunday services, and...

So current space exploration photos show once again that the earth is global. And yet some still accord great credibility to eminent 20th century fundamentalist theologians, including such as Dr E W Bullinger, who promoted the 'Gap Theory' in support of their conviction that "the earth is flat...

I remember a while back, when I was ill, that I had pitched a bed in my downstairs conservatory so that I could look out over my garden. One day whilst I was thinking how lovely nature was, a ‘homing’ pigeon landed exhausted in my garden and my cat must have thought it was his birthday. For the...

At 85 I've become a very nostalgic person and I long for the days when Churches were packed with worshippers like those in the following video:

I'm asking this to further test out my own 'odd ball' situation. I personally have never enjoyed anything remotely resembling a 'Road to Damascus' conversion, and maybe that is because, right back to my earliest childhood memories, I have always firmly believed in God and his interaction in my...

Almost 5 years have passed since I made an OP in another forum under the following link (Click into it if you wish) livingwater.createaforum.com/general-discussion/is-it-possible/. During that time I've trolled around other forums and experienced quite vicious condemnation re my convictions ...

He is the “Light of the World” He is “The Word” (Logos). The Word was God. He was in the Beginning. “All things came into being through Him, and apart from Him nothing came into being that has come into being” (NASB). He is “The everlasting Father”. He is also the Holy Spirit (John 16:7)...we...

I am intrigued by this article, found on the internet and published in another forum. I have to admit to not having given much thought to the relevance of 'The Provocation' to my own walk of faith. "Camped in the hot, waterless wilderness of southern Palestine, the Israelites challenged Moses...

I hope I am right in highlighting (as a topic theme) the following extracts from chapters 3 and 4 of Peter's first Epistle: "Christ, was put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit: by which also he went and preached unto the spirits in prison. Forasmuch then as Christ hath suffered...

The way I see the question of ‘sin’ and its 'atonement' is as follows: Firstly, we all have an inherently sinful nature that needs to be atoned. Secondly, we then all commit actual acts of sin once we reach our own unique age of discretion, and those acts of sin also need atonement. Then I...

I am thinking of the range between the extremes of ‘disbelief’ and ‘faith’. On the side of disbelief you have the range between those who are proactive atheists, through to those who, whilst not being ‘anti’, simply have never given a single thought to involving in any form of religion. On the...