Recent content by FollowerofShiloh

No, I believe man has the right to accept God's invitation or reject it when he hears the Gospel preached. But none of that still has any bearing on God's Plan. We see 5 times people heard the Gospel preached and believed and we have 1 example where they heard the Gospel preached, closed...

(y) Indeed (y) If you read closer. Paul even writes this in the first verse, verse 7, 7 and to grant relief to you who are afflicted as well as to us, when the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven with his mighty angels. Paul is showing Believers are here with the ones you are talking about...

But man never dictates the Plan of God. Like Acts 17 shows, God's Plan was that man could seek Him, not that man would. And the Plan to die for man also would include that man could accept Jesus, not that man would. But if the first Plan applied to "All humans" so would the second Plan because...

It's not really about man and what man has done when it speaks about the purpose and reason for what God did. And what God did was make a way for man to seek Him. And since God made a way for all men to seek Him it would be illogic to think God would not die for all men.

I believe Revelation 7:9 shows us all nations, tongues, people which are those who follow Jesus or converted Gentiles and Jews who believe Jesus is the Messiah are us right now. And Revelation 7:14 tells those in verse 7:9 "These are they that come out of great tribulation." So whether that is...

^ This quote cracks me up because it's obvious AW Pink never read the Book of Acts. 26 And he made from one man every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth 27 that they should seek God 28 “‘For we are indeed his offspring.’ 29 Being then God's offspring To say God, who gave...

1. There's the ancient Israelites 2. There's the Gentile gathering in Revelation 7:9 3. There's the Beheaded who refuse the MOB in Revelation 20:4 4. When the Jews in the 2nd half of Tribulation understand the AC is not God they will convert to Christ and be gathered at the Second Coming [but...

There is no doubt what John wrote is "Inspired of Yah." And there should be no doubt that what the Disciples of John wrote were taught to them by John, who was "Inspired by Yah." And they are literally repeating the understanding of an "Inspired by Yah" man. Which doesn't get much closer...

I might skip through the pages and see if anyone has that position of belief. Would be interesting how they go about explaining it.

I don't but Revelation gives us a complete outline and I am presenting it.

He has a habit of in the middle of a discussion to start yapping on a complete separate tangent and then come back and make claims like such because you remain to the original topic.

Paul makes no such thing. Paul even writes """those, as WE are alive and REMAIN"""

Do you think that John, a Disciple of Jesus, see's himself writing down things that has happened and things that will happen understood his own Disciples could be doing the same thing? John picked these men for a reason like Jesus picked His. There's literally no reason to not read John's...

Amen! Look at all of the times kings in Israel rejected God and God would replace them. God would have replaced Jonah had he not Prayed: He's clearly entangled by seaweed and drowning and before he dies he prayed in his mind. 5 The waters closed in over me to take my life; the deep...

The beautiful thing is that we know the history of these churches and that John was given instruction for them while at Patmos, then we have records of John and his own Disciples going to these Churches and fixing them. And that actually leads us to when Revelation actually begins. At chapter...