Waiting on him
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Returns from where?I just posted part of it in my last post, that person will be destroyed by Christ when he returns
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Returns from where?I just posted part of it in my last post, that person will be destroyed by Christ when he returns
From above of course! He will return the same way he went, in the clouds.Returns from where?
If I could stand in North America and Australia simultaneously, which way would be above?From above of course! He will return the same way he went, in the clouds.
Do we really think Elijah's behaviour on this matter was justified? Why do I ask this? ...because we use these accounts as justifications for treating others barbarically.....So, what do we use as a reference point for drawing conclusions?You'll have to avoid ambiguities and try to isolate -
I would draw your short attention-span to Elijah mocking the prophets of baal.
Do we really think Elijah's behaviour on this matter was justified? Why do I ask this? ...because we use these accounts as justifications for treating others barbarically.....So, what do we use as a reference point for drawing conclusions?
When the voice(s) came from heaven at different times in Jesus life they told us who to listen to.....on the mount of transfiguration it said of Jesus, 'listen to him', at other times 'I am well pleased with him' and again as he rode into Jerusalem on a donkey's colt.
Yes, Jesus is our reference point, not the failings of mortal men even if God used them and spoke through them for a season. Now we have one who has life in himself.....he is the one to listen to.
I try to make my conclusions from Gods spirit baring witness with my spirit.Do we really think Elijah's behaviour on this matter was justified? Why do I ask this? ...because we use these accounts as justifications for treating others barbarically.....So, what do we use as a reference point for drawing conclusions?
When the voice(s) came from heaven at different times in Jesus life they told us who to listen to.....on the mount of transfiguration it said of Jesus, 'listen to him', at other times 'I am well pleased with him' and again as he rode into Jerusalem on a donkey's colt.
Yes, Jesus is our reference point, not the failings of mortal men even if God used them and spoke through them for a season. Now we have one who has life in himself.....he is the one to listen to.
We have the scriptures which understood correctly are a guide to that which pertains to truth and godliness. Relying on 'impressions' which alter according to a variety of factors is fraught with danger.I try to make my conclusions from Gods spirit baring witness with my spirit.
Does this mean that I need to rely on man to tell me what I think?We have the scriptures which understood correctly are a guide to that which pertains to truth and godliness. Relying on 'impressions' which alter according to a variety of factors is fraught with danger.
After Jesus spent the 40 days in the desert without food the tempter came to him in his emaciated state and pressured him (try to imagine the pressure if you haven't eaten for 40 days).....and Jesus did not rely on his 'impressions'....he combated Satan with God's word......and woe betide those who use God's word out of its context!
You have neither the Word or the Spirit, both confirm each other.We have the scriptures which understood correctly are a guide to that which pertains to truth and godliness. Relying on 'impressions' which alter according to a variety of factors is fraught with danger.
After Jesus spent the 40 days in the desert without food the tempter came to him in his emaciated state and pressured him (try to imagine the pressure if you haven't eaten for 40 days).....and Jesus did not rely on his 'impressions'....he combated Satan with God's word......and woe betide those who use God's word out of its context!
We have the scriptures which understood correctly are a guide to that which pertains to truth and godliness. Relying on 'impressions' which alter according to a variety of factors is fraught with danger.
@Waiting on him bares witness to the Word of God I've laid out, because those sensitive to the Spirit bare witness to the Word.
After Jesus spent the 40 days in the desert without food the tempter came to him in his emaciated state and pressured him (try to imagine the pressure if you haven't eaten for 40 days).....and Jesus did not rely on his 'impressions'....he combated Satan with God's word......and woe betide those who use God's word out of its context!
There is always a natural expression of the spiritual reality.You missed it too.
Try reading the OP.
Are you the temple of God? Yes or No?
Have you put on the new man or is the man of lawlessness still ruling in your temple?
REALLY SIMPLE.
Up of course...If I could stand in North America and Australia simultaneously, which way would be above?
So, Mary
What else has God shared?
It means we are to consider all things and weigh them carefully (carefully being the operative word) with requests to God for understanding.Does this mean that I need to rely on man to tell me what I think?
Ok, so has He told you what this abomination of desolation is, is it just me standing where I shouldn’t?The Full Counsel of God - Acts 20:27
Doctrine of Christ - Heb 6:1-2 with full overview of the Doctrine of Baptisms.
Moses Tabernacle - Spiritual Interpretation - Heb 8:5
Abrahamic Covenant Acts 3:19-26
The Two Witnesses - Rev 11
Time No More Rev 10:6
No More Temple Rev 21:22
Stuff like that, my usual ethereal and perpetual epiphanies from the Infinite Macrophosphorus.
Stuff if opened up on, I'd be banned, just like the Pharisees crucified the WORD OF GOD.
profoundThere is always a natural expression of the spiritual reality.
Correct. Which of the three courts of Moses Tabernacle are you standing in?Ok, so has He told you what this abomination of desolation is, is it just me standing where I shouldn’t?
To earth to defeat the armies and spare life, for the sake of the elect (matt 24)Returns from where?