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I noticed that you haven't responded to what I said, Oatsy... Is something preventing you from doing so?

Point in case.

This is something I've been working on for a long time. It's easy to just say something and expect other people to take what you say as truth. It's quite another thing entirely to actually support your claim with good argumentation and evidence.

Sure: https://chatgpt.com/share/680e8d52-5a50-8001-a696-f0c5b2c1acb0 Oh, and that list doesn't even include all the times people saw Jesus (because Jesus is God in the flesh). The Bible often speaks in generalities, more often, I'd argue, than it does in absolutes. For example, Psalms...

There are many instances in the Bible where men saw God.

You didn't answer the question.

https://kgov.com/pot

We all know Biden stole the election. But due process for that theft hasn't happened yet. .... By God... Not by men. I daresay God has the right to do so, since He is the Creator and the Judge of all the earth. But He never gave men (human governments) the right to enact mass executions...

There's nothing special about that sort of justice. Hardly "Jesus Himself ruling with an iron rod" levels. Let's use an example from the Left Behind series, which I think illustrates my point perfectly. It's been a while since I've read the series, but the scene is still fairly vivid in my...

So, again, you're basically just saying "Garden Tomb" and "Golgotha" (which are mere tens of meters away from each other), are NOT the site where Christ was crucified, buried, and rose, yes?

Your scenario was posed as a "What should be done?" question. Clete said what should be done. "But we don't have that currently!!!1!" is irrelevant, because the question wasn't about what we currently have.

God won't be looking at what they did. He will be looking to see whether they accepted or rejected what His Son did.

TL;DR: You're saying the site of Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection is some other site than the Garden Tomb?

Weird...

Broken link

Maybe I wasn't clear enough. It's acting out that hatred that will be punishable. I imagine God will tolerate the hatred of Himself until the end of the thousand years. But He won't tolerate harm being brought upon others.

People who hate/reject God.

I'm saying that murder starts in the heart. Jesus knows people's hearts. The rod of iron would be brought down upon those who act out their desire to murder. Arguably, judgement would be passed after the murderer committed to murdering, but before anyone was actually harmed.

https://theologyonline.com/threads/the-current-updated-tol-ten-commandments.59431/ See Rule 8, and also "Other things to avoid..."

I don't believe it will be possible. Consider the lust in one's heart = adultery passage.