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It figures you would say that when you know that anything which occurs that fulfills any of those things listed in Daniel 9:24 has to fall within the 70 weeks somewhere. So, since it says the Messiah would be cut off AFTER the 69th week, that would put His death within the 70th week. And, since...

No, you just don't understand what I'm saying. So be it. But, I absolutely am not refuting myself. That's ridiculous. Give me a break. Of course. So, don't ask me questions that you know I already know the answer. It's a waste of time. You don't need to tell me this. Goodness sakes.... Yes...

Actually, no. I am not asking that at all. It's clear at this point that you do not understand some of what I believe and I don't know what to do to get you to understand it. I find no fault in God using Pharaoh the way He did. I mention that because that is an example Paul gave of what he was...

I don't believe that I can learn anything from you about this. I find your view to be incredibly convoluted. Again, I don't mean any offense, but I just don't need you to act like you need to give me the revelation. I'm not asking for that from you. I do appreciate you sharing your view, though...

Nope. Not all in scripture. All in your imagination, in my opinion. Which is why no one agrees with you. God does not reveal truth to just one person. I'm always amazed to see people here with doctrines all to themselves somehow thinking that God only wanted to reveal the truth of certain things...

Where did I say anything about a "rapture to heaven". I didn't. I've told you several times before that I don't believe in that. So, why are you saying this to me? I was asking that question about 2 Thessalonians 1:10 for a reason and was planning to follow up on it based on the response I get.

In the other 40 times you asked me this did I ever answer yes? No, I didn't. But, you still think you have to ask me that again. I guess you are a robot that just repeats the same things over and over again just like your doctrine teaches that we all are. Just robots that God programs and...

Here is yet another verse that you are misinterpreting. It's getting tiring having to correct all your misinterpretations. What is that verse talking about? A person's ability to humble themselves, repent and put their faith in Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior? No! Context! Please...

No, it is not. What Calvin did all through scripture was misinterpret it. None of the scriptures you referenced teach total depravity. Not even close! What they teach is that all people are sinners. Well, yeah. No kidding. But, what they don't teach is that sinners are incapable of acknowledging...

Do you agree that He wants to have mercy on all people as Romans 11:30-32 indicates? If so, what is the reason that He doesn't have mercy on some people? Is He incapable of acting on His desires? Of course not, right? Wouldn't He want to at least give people the opportunity to receive mercy if...

No, I don't remember that. Why play games? You don't need to try to draw anything out of me. Just be direct and transparent. I cut out some of your post just to save some space with the hope of not going over 10,000 characters again so I have to split things up. Anyway, I can acknowledge that...

This is not an answer as to why someone doesn't repent and put their faith in Christ in the first place. If we look again at Romans 1 the kind of people who are vessels of wrath "BECOME vain in their imaginations" and "BECOME fools" rather than being born that way. You make the mistake of...

Here is the question (well, 2 questions actually) I had asked, just for reference. "Since scripture clearly teaches that God wants all people to repent and to have mercy on all people and for all people to be saved, why don't all people repent and why doesn't God have mercy on and save all...

This is not true. This is something that Calvinism has made up and is not taught anywhere in scripture. Instead, Jesus said "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. Truly I tell you, anyone who will not receive the kingdom of...

Do you think the following verse will be fulfilled when the rapture occurs at "an hour that you think not"? 2 Thessalonians 1:10 When he shall come to be glorified in his saints, and to be admired in all them that believe (because our testimony among you was believed) in that day.

I showed you Hebrews 8:6-13 and Jeremiah 31:31-34 is contained within it. What more do you need? It says "he is the mediator of a better covenant, which was established upon better promises.". This says it "was established" before that passage was written. But, here you are trying to say that it...

I fully understand that the Hebrew and Greek words meaning "messenger" do not have to refer to an angel, but I believe it does in this case. I believe Satan and his angels were kicked out of heaven long ago around the time of Christ's resurrection and ascension and that is what Revelation 12 is...

Those things already happened long ago. People believe that it's talking about weeks of years for good reason. It's talking about the rebuilding of the city that occurred before Jesus came the first time. Your view is complete nonsense that can't be taken seriously. LOL. For one thing, I didn't...

Are you suggesting that reconciliation for iniquity can be made in some other way than by way of Christ's sacrifice on the cross?

No, I absolutely am not. What lie have I told about it? Keeping in mind that a lie is something done purposely. If I'm misinterpreting it, I'm certainly not doing it on purpose. So, you are lying by saying that I'm telling lies. Which one of us is trying to redefine words to make them fit our...