@LazyBones304@YahwehGraced@jtfollowsjc Translating this for everyone: 'I don't have the proof, so I'm calling it a revelation and walking away.' Classic.
@LazyBones304@YahwehGraced@jtfollowsjc Yeah you decided because of other people Jesus came a second time already, since it didn’t fit your interpretation. But this short time that you claim Satan has been released isn’t so short. It’s like it hasn’t happened 🤯
@LazyBones304@YahwehGraced@jtfollowsjc Well in terms of prophecies it’s been well established there would be a first and a second coming. So if some prophesies confuse you like Zechariah for not occurring yet, rather than reinterpretation you may need to re-examine rather than trying to fit it into the first one.
@LazyBones304@YahwehGraced@jtfollowsjc Not really, I wouldn’t even include you in Christianity because Christ hasn’t come a second time, so you are following someone entirely different. Having your view point as relevant to Christianity as Islam is.
@LazyBones304@YahwehGraced@jtfollowsjc You cannot tell my tone by text on a screen. You don’t have to do anything, but you if claim something and can’t defend it people are gonna wonder why, keep asking questions. As for a seed, you didn’t plant anything because you didn’t defend your position.
@LazyBones304@YahwehGraced@jtfollowsjc I didn’t mock or chastise you, I simply pointed out you did not defend your claims. If you can’t than you shouldn’t make the claims. It’s nothing personal, and it’s not bad to admit you can’t. I don’t see the problem.
@eonworthy@TheSeanEsposito That's a dodge. The Torah forbids labor (melakha) on the Sabbath, not eating. Deu 23:25 proves plucking raw grain by hand is legally classified as eating, not harvesting labor. Since it’s not labor, it doesn't violate Exo 20:10. Show me where Torah forbids eating on the Sabbath.