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I completely agree. Also, John even says in Revelation that he turned and saw a voice. Can a voice be seen?

And people have written so many books on it. Personally, I believe it is symbolic.

I agree with you mostly. But I do believe that at least some of it was happening during the writer's time. Revelation 1:9. Thanks!

Where's your logic? You know, many people are going to disagree with you because they can read the words in Revelation. Also, they know what Revelation means.

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Do you believe Revelation is literal, physical, spiritual, something in between, or just another completely different perspective! I would love to see your thoughts and your logic behind them.

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So, yeah, probably a different reason. Why I found this amusing is because the claim, "the trinity can't exist because the word trinity isn't explicitly stated in the Word of Christ, it cannot be true" is saying that truths in the Word that are explicitly stated can't be true if they are...

May I ask what your reason is?

I find this amusing.

Oh well, God uses all for His glory and our good so no biggy then. Yeah, we all do have natural problems.

It's all from scripture. The Word of God can be offensive sometimes.

So you don't believe what you posted but you posted it anyways as a joke? To a lot of people this will seem like you are trying to give advise.

This is false wisdom, not what God teaches in His Word.

Yes, you have to receive the gift, but you only want to receive it because God gives you the desire, and you will accept it. When God draws some, those whom He draws will choose Him. God doesn't draw everyone. God chose a people to save for Himself. God isn't just like, "oh please accept my...

But we do know that those who do choose to love God only love Him because God made them want to love Himself by giving them the desire. Doesn't the creator have creative rights over His creation?

Grace comes through faith, yes, but at the same time that faith only comes because God gives you the desire to accept Him. To say that we can accept God without intervention by God surely goes against this scripture: Romans 3.

Yes, I love God and obey Him with genuine love, but this is only because by His grace, in which He changed my heart and gave me new desires. The way you are putting it seems as if it stems out of human pride almost. We can't love God without intervention from God.