ECT Power: How Acts 1 answers the kingdom of Israel question

[SaulToPaul 2]

I agree.

He also likes to "prove" himself right no matter how absurd or illogical his arguments get.

When you set yourself up as a Greek expert and master theologian, you have to win at all costs.

 

[steko]

First you become a grammar scholar, then you can be an interp-er-tater.

Oh yeah! Like graham crackers and French fries!

 

[Danoh]

I agree.

He also likes to "prove" himself right no matter how absurd or illogical his arguments get.

Alt fact Trumper that he is; he did vote for the king of that sort of thing :chuckle:

 

[Interplanner]

The happenings that happened as the days went by is hands off !!! Likened to one of those many many passages that hearken theology systems as they muddy the real interp

The sending of Jesus to warn and prod Israel is what happened in the following months. That's what he meant.

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

The sending of Jesus to warn and prod Israel is what happened in the following months. That's what he meant.

:chuckle:

 

[Interplanner]

:chuckle:

It is. He's not 'doing theology' for perfect theory sake. Israel needed to be warned after the cross/gospel that they were to be 'the multitude of preachers' or would be extirpated. That's what the next months and years were about. That is why Acts unpacks things as it does, and ends where it does (not in 'action', but in theology).

2P2P is muck and fraud.

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

2P2P is muck and fraud.

Nope. The Holy Bible shows people, in eternity, filling the earth, filling the City, and filling the heavens.
1P1P is nonsense born out of unbelief.

 

[Interplanner]

Nope. The Holy Bible shows people, in eternity, filling the earth, filling the City, and filling the heavens.
1P1P is nonsense born out of unbelief.

You're too literal to get it. God is the sun, Christ is the temple. You know this from Rev 21. You just don't understand what to do with literalism, when to use it.

There is no divided city in the vision of Hebrews. There are not divisions you imagine in the vision of the future. It's amazing how you retroactively impose them on to the early church and probably on people now, because you love to divide.

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

You're too literal to get it. God is the sun, Christ is the temple. You know this from Rev 21. You just don't understand what to do with literalism, when to use it.

There is no divided city in the vision of Hebrews. There are not divisions you imagine in the vision of the future. It's amazing how you retroactively impose them on to the early church and probably on people now, because you love to divide.

:chuckle:

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

There is no divided city in the vision of Hebrews.

huh?

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

You're too literal to get it.

Literalist Lives Matter

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

There are not divisions you imagine in the vision of the future.

Why do you hate the idea of the earth, the city, and the heavens filled with God's people and God's glory for ever and ever?

You know who else hates it? Satan.

 

[Interplanner]

Why do you hate the idea of the earth, the city, and the heavens filled with God's people and God's glory for ever and ever?

You know who else hates it? Satan.

No, it's all true in the NHNE, in which God is the sun/light and Christ is the temple. You don't have any corner on that. You have everything off by one phase. There is no Judaistic relapse, restoration. The NHNE are at the end of this world, and there won't be your picayune divisions.