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I use to be a person that like talking to others, but I been trying just to keep to myself now and it hurts to actually talk to others or reach out to any one.

Thanks to me its just hard to open up to any one being I am use to being put down by others, even people in my own family and no I will not name names being I do not want to gossip and that's was never my intent. To be Honest I have lots of question but I shut them inside my own heart...

Okay I was trying to just to point to something.. if I am wrong I am sorry.. This conversation was a failed being I seem to made people upset and this conversation in what was post to be a simple question. Being I was told I was trying to teach false doctrine.. I will not say any more. to be...

I am talking about the Donkey mind you not that GOD Divine ownership is wrong being GOD dose everything but to say GOD owns everything and takes what he wants just because he owns it is also dangerous. Being Jesus said I have come to give life and Jesus himself said satan has come to steal, kill...

A Greek Word Study - Luke 19:31-34 While studying this passage in the original Greek something interesting came up worth discussing openly. The word used for the owners in verse 33 is κύριοι and the word used for Jesus in verses 31 and 34 is ο κύριος. They share the exact same root word...

A Gentle Question About the Cultural Context Something That Seems Incomplete to Me in Luke 19:28-34 Thank you all again for the kind and patient discussion so far. I want to share one more honest observation that I cannot quite resolve in my own mind and would genuinely love your thoughts on. I...

Thank you for your response. You make a fair point that Luke 19:33 does identify the owners and I genuinely accept that from the text. I want to be clear that I am not trying to contradict scripture or promote false teaching. I am simply exploring a possibility about how the arrangement may...

Another Thought on the Donkey Could There Have Been a Prior Arrangement? (Luke 19:28-34) Thank you all for the kind and thoughtful responses to my earlier post. Deuteronomy rightly pointed out that Luke 19:33 identifies the owners as people other than Jesus and that is a fair and honest...

The reason I think he owned it is because if you have any one else who said the lord has need of it then, no one else would have thought anything else but that person owned it or the animal, so when I heard that part say the lord has need of it I look at history and then concept of it. To me it...

Just a Thought Worth Sharing Could Jesus Have Owned the Donkey? (Luke 19:28-34) Hi everyone. I want to share something that has been on my mind and I would genuinely love to hear your thoughts. I am not presenting this as a firm conclusion and I fully acknowledge I could be wrong. I simply...

Key 3: The Global Crown (Political/One-World Order Door) Why It's a Prerequisite Key: A framework for centralized global control must be emerging or in place for the Beast to exercise authority "over all kindreds, and tongues, and nations" (Revelation 13:7). Without this consolidation (e.g...

Satan Keys to Invasion: A Biblical Warning (Final Complete Pre-Revelation Edition) Introduction and Urgent Warning God gave humanity dominion over the earth (Genesis 1:26-28 KJV) and never revoked that authority. Even after the Fall, humanity retains real stewardship and responsibility over...

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Why God hates Satan and why His wrath against him is eternal God hates Satan because Satan is the enemy who deliberately targeted, deceived, and destroyed what God loves most—humanity made in His image: “The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy.” (John 10:10) “He...

I hear what you’re saying, but I think it’s important to separate what Scripture actually says from what we might feel would make sense emotionally. It sounds like the idea of “relief” assumes that God eventually forgets the lost, or at least no longer carries them in His heart. That’s the...

(last Part) Part 3: The Heavy Sorrow—Grief Over Sin’s Destruction and the Tragedy of the Lost The second layer is sorrow over sin’s devastation and eternal tragedy. This grief mourns irreversible consequences: broken lives, judgment, eternal separation. It grieves what could have been...

Sermon: God is Love and Sorrow (Fully Finalized, Integrated Version – With Bible Illustrations, Emotional Reflections, and Eternal Sorrow) Introduction: The Mystery That Both Comforts and Convicts Beloved in Christ, grace and peace be multiplied to you from our Lord Jesus Christ. Today, we...

Thank you all for your thoughts and engagement. I really appreciate the responses. I just want to clarify something, especially for those who may be concerned about swearing or taking oaths. I'm not trying to swear “by heaven” or “by earth” as Jesus warned against in Matthew 5:34–37. What I’m...

You know, something Jesus said has really stuck with me: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 18:3) Jesus wasn’t calling us to be childish—but childlike. And what do children do? They dream big. They ask...

Thanks for the thoughtful replies, everyone! I really appreciate the Scripture you shared and the humility in your responses. That’s exactly the heart this oath is aiming for—trusting God fully, yet with a surrendered spirit that says, “Not my will, but Yours be done” (Luke 22:42). I totally...