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Well, no, see, corona viruses have been around as long as mankind or longer. In my post above in response to @Skeeter I provided links to patent numbers on it's detection, animal vaccines (dog and rabbit) going back to the 1990s. They've been planning this manufactured "pandemic" since 2010 at...

Christianity is a religion much the same as anything else. Nationalism, politics, science, fashion, sports, entertainment. If you do anything religiously or if you have a strict set of principles you adhere to you're religious. Everyone is religious. Like anything else, religion in it's various...

Agreed. They've been doing the same thing for over 100 years. Kansas City in 1921. Pittsburgh in 1924, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington in 1925. They tried it in New York in 1925, but due to the open fight against it by the New York Evening Graphic, the Commissioner of Health called it off...

I almost hate to do this. I'm so fed up with this manufactured pandemic! Cloth masks preventing the spread of a respiratory pathogen with an aerosol vector?! The question becomes either how stupid they are or how stupid they think we are. And why? Why are they doing it? It's obvious. Anyway, I...

Yeah. That's nonsense. For an understanding of my perspective on the chapter, see [Moderator Edit: link removed, violation of Rule 8.] Again, this makes no sense to me. Jesus is the last Adam. (1 Corinthians 15:45). Because one was compared to, modelled after in some sense, the other...

Just what it says. He stretched, or spread, or laid out the physical heavens. I'm not reading between the lines, I'm examining the original Hebrew and its overall scriptural harmony.

The seventh day that you are talking about, the Sabbath, was modelled after the seventh day that I'm talking about; the original. God's day of rest, not man's. What do you think Hebrews 4:1-11 is saying regarding the 7th day? God would not afterward have spoken of another day. So there remains...

Those three references were introducing the day of rest, the 7th day. In order to show that God's rest wasn't a literal rest and continue with the next reference that says the seventh day wasn't a literal day. What do you think Hebrews 4:1-11 is saying regarding the 7th day? God would not...

Actually, I completely messed that entire thing up. First of all, I got the prophecy confused with a related prophecy that has been fulfilled. That one hasn't so the point is moot. The prophecy says 2300 evenings and mornings so it becomes a question of whether or not it's talking about days in...

2,300 days would amount to six years, four months and twenty days. Could it be years?

Then 2,300, mentioned at Daniel 8:14, would have been 2300 days or years? Hint. Daniel 8:14 So he said to me: “Until 2,300 evenings and mornings; and the holy place will certainly be restored to its right condition.”

Prophecy simply means proclamation. At Ezekiel 37:9, 10 he prophecies, that is proclaims God's command, to the wind. At Matthew 26:67, 68; Luke 22:63, 64 Jesus isn't expected to predict something but to reveal by divine revelation who had slapped him.

You can't really make that sort of statement unsupported in a debate, though, can you? I guess you can, for you just have, huh? But who are the eyewitnesses and what is their testimony. The only ones I can think of are the sons of God, the angels, who applauded in Job 38. But that doesn't...

Literally. But is it not used metaphorically? Daniel 8:14 So he said to me: “Until 2,300 evenings and mornings; and the holy place will certainly be restored to its right condition.”

Genesis 2:3 And God went on to bless the seventh day and to declare it sacred, for on it God has been resting from all the work that he has created, all that he purposed to make. Isaiah 40:28 Do you not know? Have you not heard? Jehovah, the Creator of the ends of the earth, is a God for all...

It certainly is possible. Why do you think that?

Ah, but you see, he didn't. Also. My math was WAY off there. Just so you know. There it is again! What is that?! Do you hear that?! That stretching sound . . . . At least you didn't heap a steaming gob of paste on my ungrateful crown. For that, I thank you. Also for the avatar, which I like...

It says the seventh day is still going on. Why?

Guess what? The Bible does indeed also say six days can be billions of years.

What?! I don't think I am, if I understand what you are saying exactly. Does "the world" look old to me? No. The terms for earth and world are varied, though. Strictly speaking there are, among others, two distinct differences for what is sometimes called the world and the earth. Both words are...