Recent content by Derf

Your sentence isn't in scripture either, so it's merely your sentiment that something not expressed explicitly in scripture is merely sentiment.

How more straightforward can you get than calling himself "Skeeter"?

Which is anti-Christian on its face. I always thought skeeters were anti-Christian, every time one sucked my blood.

It's somewhat bothersome to me, when a person goes to a theology forum and proceeds to inform everyone that what can be known of God is only what can be filtered through the lens of current (specifically 2022) scientific thought, which mostly denies any part God might have played in creation by...

It sounds like someone would need to go through you, with your personal theology, and your 2022-time-limited view of science, to ever find the meaning of any scripture, since it can't be taken literally. What of all those people that have lived and died without knowing you or your science...

Yeah, but you're just a science denier.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/08/top-french-scientist-admits-photo-tweeted-space-telescope-image-nearest-star-sun-just-slice-chorizo/

Are you saying we are made in the image of the image of God? And Jesus took on the image of the image of the image of God? 😉

[Jer 18:4-10 KJV] 4 And the vessel that he made of clay was marred in the hand of the potter: so he made it again another vessel, as seemed good to the potter to make [it]. 5 Then the word of the LORD came to me, saying, 6 O house of Israel, cannot I do with you as this potter? saith the LORD...

Hi Lon. Good to hear from you. Can you explain what you mean by exacerbating theology? Do you mean "third"? If it's "okay in a sense", does that mean "ok to apply to God"? That's all I'm saying. But it has to apply in as infinite a way as God is infinite, don't you think? I don't think God is...

Hahahahahahahaha!

That works, then, with the "first fruits" verse, as long as He was resurrected first. But your quoted verse about first fruits doesn't seem to allow for a permanent resurrection: From what I'm reading from you, ALL righteous dead from OT times would have been resurrected (graves were opened and...

So if they were bodiless spirits, they stopped being bodiless in the Matthew passage, at what time, before or after Christ's resurrection?