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You somehow seem to know more about my conversion than I do! The Bible many times call Jesus Christ Saviour. Just a few examples: NKJV Luk 2:11 For there is born to you this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. Php 3:20 For our citizenship is in heaven, from which we...

You still seem to be suggesting that those of us who don't agree with your strange views don't know the one true God, and that only you and anybody else who believes as you do (that the whole Bible consists of dark sayings and parables, and that all the events recorded in the Bible are still...

Sorry, my carelessness. I misread your post. I do apologise.

Agreed. As 1 Thessalonians 4:17 says: NKJV 1Th 4:17 Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord. "Them" in that verse refers back to those Christians who had been raised from their...

I think you will find that "harpazo" is a Greek word. The New Testament was originally written in Greek, not Latin.

As I understand it, the resurrection is when Jesus Christ returns and raises the bodies of His followers from their graves: NKJV 1Th 4:16 For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise...

Yes. Doesn't that show the deviousness of the Sadducees? They didn't believe in the resurrection, yet in order to trick Jesus, they put to Him this complex scenario of a woman who married seven brothers in turn, and ask Him whose wife this woman would be in the resurrection that they didn't...

I agree. Besides, that verse does not even mention the Holy Spirit. Here is is with the previous verse, for context: NKJV 1Ki 19:11 Then He said, "Go out, and stand on the mountain before the LORD." And behold, the LORD passed by, and a great and strong wind tore into the mountains and broke...

But I do recognise and understand my Saviour's voice. The fact that I don't agree with your unusual doctrines, such as believing that the while Bible is parables and dark sayings, or that all events recorded in the Bible must still be happening today, does not mean that I am not one of my...

No, you have "shared" a strange version of what you consider to be the truth. This seems to include these strange views: That God in His word never reveals literal truth. The whole of God's word, according to you, consists of parables and dark sayings. That events recorded in the Scriptures...

That doesn't avoid these debates. Those of us who don't agree with your unusual ways of interpreting the Bible could say the same thing to you (but I am not saying it). When Jesus said those words to the disciples, He was talking about people who refused to hear the gospel they preached. He...

But you don't "share the truth from the word of God". You keep insisting that none of God's word is literally true, and that every event recorded in Scripture is still happening today. That is not truth from God's word. I agree with what OMC wrote: "You’re asserting a principle Scripture...

No, praise God, I am a found sheep. I fear for any lost sheep who read your confusing and unbiblical posts.

The Father is often spoken of in a pictorial way. Think of how the Children of Israel were told that God had brought them out of Egypt with a mighty hand. Yet as a spirit, God does not have hands. Similarly here in Revelation. God the Father, being spirit, does not physically sit anywhere.

That just does not make sense. All 11 disciples (no Judas Iscariot of course) were there in the room with Jesus. Jesus addresses Thomas, and the words He says fit specifically with what had happened as far as Thomas was concerned. Thomas had been told by the other disciples that Jesus had...

God the Father is spirit - He does not literally "sit" anywhere. Most of Revelation is a vision given by Jesus to John. There are no contradictions in God's word, so when that word says that Jesus is seated at the right hand of the Father, it cannot and does not contradict Revelation 4:2.

So are you accusing me of lying now, posting things that are not really in my heart? Also, who do you mean by "he people described in John 20:29?" Only two people are mentioned in that verse, Jesus and Thomas: NKJV Jhn 20:29 Jesus said to him, "Thomas, because you have seen Me, you have...

I ask you again, as I have several times, are you really trying to tell me that absolutely no part of God's word is literal truth? When the Bible says that Jesus ascended into heaven, and that He is now seated at His Father's right hand, do you believe that it really means something else...

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...

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." Certainly when we come to Jesus we must do so humbly. We must recognise, as Thomas did, that He is Lord and God. But nobody alive...