Hi KayRaa12.

This popped up on my Facebook Wall just now and thought I would share it with you. I can relate to this because I feel like this happened to me.

One day a farmer’s donkey fell down into a well. The animal cried piteously for hours as the farmer tried to figure out what to do. Finally, he decided the animal was old, and the well…[Read more]

So Jesus had flesh and when he was anointed the Word became flesh as well, and so is that two fleshes or is it two in one flesh. i.e., Jesus the man and the Word inhabiting the same flesh?

Starting to sound a little like debating the Trinity now.

Read my post again. It does not in any way deny the joy of meeting the Lord when we die whether that is through death or being alive at the end.

It also does not in any way deny the Day of the Lord.

What it questions is the statement, that the dead in Christ are not with Christ.

The ‘Dead in Christ’ if it were a descriptive would mean that they…[Read more]

Read my post again. It does not in any way deny the joy of meeting the Lord when we die whether that is through death or being alive at the end.

It also does not in any way deny the Day of the Lord.

What is questions is the statement, that the dead in Christ are not with Christ.

The ‘Dead in Christ’ if it were a descriptive would mean that they…[Read more]

So if you cannot answer that, then you also cannot say for sure that the dead do not rise way before those that are alive and remain.

After all, you say the Day of the LORD, but a day to God is like a thousand years and you said something along the lines that time is irrelevant to a timeless God.

In one day, God created the dry land,…[Read more]

So if you cannot answer that, then you also cannot say for sure that the dead rise way before those that are alive and remain.

After all, you say the Day of the LORD, but a day to God is like a thousand years.

In one day, God created the dry land, continent/s above the water and large bodies of water were called “seas” and the ground named “la…[Read more]

So if you cannot answer that, then you also cannot say for sure that the dead rise way before those that are alive and remain.

After all, you say the Day of the LORD, but a day to God is like a thousand years.

God created the dry land, continent/s above the water and large bodies of water were named “seas” and the ground named “la…[Read more]

.Jews have smited Christians and Christians have enjoyed smiting Jews so let there be no confusion even today with Isis there are Muslims protecting Christians or retaliating over Christian deaths.

Let me be clear. That is all wrong. But the Bible and God do not condone that Jews smite so-called Christians and vice versa.

But Muhammad wrote it…[Read more]

I only post about Islam so you can know the facts,

That’s fine. This topic is about that.

This happens at the resurrection

How long does the resurrection last? The dead rise first then we who are alive and remain.

What proof is there that it is a matter of seconds or moments between the two.

And why the need for that?

My point is that is does not say “When we are absent from the body are we present with the Lord” but instead says “we are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.” Of the two choices he gives he is stating that he prefers to be with the Lord even if it means he has no body.

So there is a an…[Read more]

My point is that is does not say “When we are absent from the body are we present with the Lord” but instead says “we are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.” Of the two choices he gives he is stating that he prefers to be with the Lord even if it means he has no body.

So there is a th…[Read more]

Jesus was flesh no different to us. Then he was anointed from above and the Word was made flesh.

But he already had flesh before he was anointed from above by the Spirit.

Great post. Says it like it is.

Sounds like rough times alright. Wow.

I heard a saying today. It was in Spanish originally, but came out something like:

“The good times give us happiness, the bad times give us experience.”

God has all of us experiencing both in our lives. Because we need to be happy, but we also need to suffer to be worthy…[Read more]

@AndrewAD

My point is this. If we make a claim about a person being a false prophet or even a true one, then we need to back it up. If we cannot or will not, we should not make the claim in the first place.

That is all I am saying. Otherwise if we do not do that,  and believe people at their word each time, then we could be deceived and hurt pe…[Read more]

My point is this. If we make a claim about a person being a false prophet or even a true one, then we need to back it up. If we cannot or will not, we should not make the claim in the first place.

That is all I am saying. Otherwise if we do not do that,  and believe people at their word each time, then we could be deceived and hurt people’s re…[Read more]

My point is this. If we make a claim about a person being a false prophet or even a true one, then we need to back it up. If we cannot or will not, we should not make the claim in the first place.

That is all I am saying. Otherwise if we do not do that,  and believe people at their word each time, then we will be deceived.

There will always be p…[Read more]