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Jesus is everywhere, he is spirit. Nothing is impossible with God. Even God's angles have the power to transform themselves into the flesh and appear as humans. Jesus was transformed by the miracle powers of the Father God from the spiritual body & born as flesh and blood by miracles of the...

Sentences by other Christians truly interest me. It leaves me with so many questions like, did you actually hear God’s voice? How did God talk to you? I hear those words and wonder if God even hears my prayers because as near as I can tell God has never spoken to me in a voice other than what...

Thank you, good post. Things we all need to think about and remember.

Solomon is a huge biblical curiosity for me. Failure for me to understand so much of the scriptures is frustrating to say the least. I often find in scripture seeming contradictions and Solomon isn’t the least of them. Solomon was the offspring of David a Israeli King much loved by God who...

The launching point/reason of course is the fact that we don't know where either of the subjects of the speculation ended up. Speculation isn't fact, it's speculation. Where's the problem with speculation as long as it's presented as such?

In John 3:13, Jesus tells us the following: “And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven” (John 3:13)

We shouldn't speculate about the unknown?

And speculation that that place may be another world on another planet isn't rational? God gave us a mind to think and speculation and opinion is a part of our freedom to think in my world.

And that cannot be another planet, another world, because?

You’re saying the place where Abraham’s bosom is, is purely a spiritual place and cannot be another planet, correct? That’s an interesting opinion, but is there scripture to support it? Then you don’t believe God has created others in his image on other planets? Any scripture to support that?

There's only one tree?

And that tree can't be on another planet?

I fail to understand what that scripture has to do with the issue I present here. Explain please!

Nowhere that I know of but Jesus has told us "no man" has ascended into heaven. I then dare to speculate where Enoch and Elijah actually went. I fail to see any evil in that speculation. I don't present my speculation as truth or scripture I simply present it as speculation. I'm open to...

I have read the Bible from cover to cover and the NT completely twice. I freely admit I understood probably 1/3rd of it, maybe even less. I've listened to many a preacher and looked at many a Christian sect. Judging by the the arguments between them over scripture I've reasoned that I'm not...

“God, who at sundry times and in divers manners spake in time past unto the fathers by the prophets, hath in these last days spoken unto us by His Son, whom He hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also He made THE WORLDS.” Hebrews 1:1,2

Then where did Enoch and Elijah go? Had they "descended" from heaven making them eligible to ascend back into heaven?

“Connecting” such things as the planets with God distracts from the truth? I’m sorry but I’m failing to see the possibility of other worlds/populated planets, as a straying from a righteous path. You’ll have to define that warning further for me. I’m not seeing your warning as valid...

Where have I “cherry picked” the scriptures? Correct me if I’m wrong, but where are the scriptures I’m missing that solve the “seeming discrepancy/contradiction? Jesus tells us the following: “And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which...

In John 3:13, Jesus tells us the following: “And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven” (John 3:13) I agree Jesus was speaking about himself, I fail to recognize your omission of his original proposition “and no man” If...