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If that is your understanding, then my question is: Why does it say that Jesus sat at the right hand of the Father? What, then, is the position of the Father?

NKJV Jhn 20:29 Jesus said to him, "Thomas, because you have seen Me, you have believed. Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." It really appears that your understanding of God’s Word is limited to the literal meaning. If God used the name Thomas, it does not necessarily...

f God the Father is seated on the throne in heaven, and the Lord Jesus is also seated at the right hand of the Father, wouldn’t that mean there are two seats or thrones? Wouldn’t that contradict what the apostle John saw, that there was only one throne?

Regarding Jesus, let us not forget that there are two Jesus figures: the true Jesus and the false Jesus. The question is, which of these two Jesus figures did the people recognize that made them claim to be more blessed than Thomas? Whereas Thomas recognized the true Jesus.

I would believe what God says rather than what other people say. How does your post answer mine? God's word, not other people, tells us that Jesus said to Thomas, "Because you have seen Me you have believed." God's word does not say that Jesus said to Thomas, "Because you have seen My power you...

But nobody alive today has seen Jesus Christ physically. He is in heaven, seated at the right hand of His Father. This is clear evidence that your understanding of God’s Word is limited to the literal and physical sense. Therefore, your understanding does not correspond to the truth. Even...

But that is not what Jesus said to Thomas. He didn't say, "Because you have seen My power you have believed," but "Because you have seen Me you have believed." Because you do not recognize the one true God, the Lord does not reveal to you the spiritual message contained in His Word. Therefore...

Certainly when we come to Jesus we must do so humbly. We must recognise, as Thomas did, that He is Lord and God. What would be your answer to this example? Suppose the object you see is white. If you ask different people what color it is, they all answer that it is white. But when God comes...

What you are saying does not correspond to the truth. If it were true that the revelation of the Lord Jesus is already clearly found in the text, then the different groups within Christianity today who have studied the Holy Scriptures for five to ten years should have reached the same...

JOHN 20:29 29 Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed. In our discussion of John 20:29, we can compare the two examples presented by the Lord. Although the man who was healed of leprosy recognized the...

May I ask why you brought up the bride and groom in our discussion of John 14:2? How did this idea come to your mind, and what made you connect the verse with the bride and groom?

In God’s message in His Word: #1 Literal meaning. It clearly refers to a house—a place where people live. A mansion, on the other hand, is a huge and very spacious house. This is why people become overwhelmed with joy when they are taught that they will have a dwelling place in heaven. #2...

In our question to the Lord in John 20:29, who is He referring to when He says, “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed”? If what people understand in the words of God from the clear and literal perspective of human understanding, this refers to those who read and believe in...

Why don’t we apply to John 14:2 what the Lord revealed through the three messages in His Word? The letter or the literal meaning: This is the clear meaning that people can understand from the words of God. The physical meaning: It is perceived through the senses. In other words, it can be...

What you said is very beautiful. It goes back to the relationship between the groom and the bride, who in the future will become husband and wife. God has revealed something about this, and perhaps it can be applied to our question about God in John 14:2.

I would like to bring the question back to God once again: Why did the Lord Jesus say that in His Father’s house there are many mansions? This is a well-known passage that is widely preached to people. We can hear their shouts of joy and excitement as they celebrate while this passage is...

We are those who have come to know the one true God. We acknowledge that the Lord speaks in parables or dark sayings. One example is when He said, “Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up” (John 2:19). The Lord said these words while they were in the temple. Therefore, the...

What God desires in His Word is both knowledge and wisdom. We cannot have knowledge alone without wisdom. Knowledge is what we have learned, whereas wisdom is the application of the knowledge we have gained. It is possible to have knowledge without wisdom. However, you cannot have wisdom...

I cannot leave out the statement, “We who have come to know the one true God,” because it is the truth. This is how we testify to the truth expressed in Ecclesiastes 1:9 and Matthew 24:35. What you are saying now is no different from what the Jews were saying to the Lord Jesus. "Please stop...

The issue we are discussing is clear. Because Judas fell away, he needed to be replaced so that the number of apostles could once again be twelve. You were the one who said that two more became apostles, Matthias and Paul. That is why I said it could not be two, because only one person was...