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Nah, just an American feminist woman. She has a familiar spirit, but all of them probably do.

I think you are right. The text states it as so. Job is always interesting as it is the one book that has nothing to do with the rest. But that is a tangent.

Your theology sucks. I will wait to see if you have a reply to my real question. And you couldn't be further from Biblical accuracy. Peter also speaks of the flood as real event. And he mentions it in a way that matches the hydroplate theory. 18 For Christ also suffered once for sins, the just...

That is not the substitution. The festivals all point to the salvation of Israel as a nation. Their day of atonement is in the future. I sort of think it wasn't all revealed to them, but much of it is, because they must endure to the end to receive their earthly inheritance. To repent is go...

Perverts are everywhere.

Paul revealed the meaning after he was told.

One of the actors being released.

One more time.

I don't recall an insurrection or rebellion by the unarmed and peaceful.

Those feasts are foreshadowing what is to come. I think the meaning in part was still hidden from them based on things in scripture in early Acts. Why? I don't know. Luke also records in Acts Paul's direct words to Agrippa "things I will yet reveal to you". 29 “The secret things belong to the...

Why do you think there are sedimentary layers with fossils in them, specifically the pits (low spots) where things like 400 dinosaurs and about the same of mammals exist? How can they be in the same place?

How do you figure?

Just the timing to explain the obvious and glaring contradictions in the gospels regarding the DBR for our sin. It is not in the 4 gospels or early Acts, and why. Some hide from it and pretend it doesn't exist, as you know. Sozo, in one of his iterations here not hiding from it said When in...

I think it is. Off the top of my head the only place Peter comes close is Acts 15 when he says they shall be saved (future) in the manner gentiles are (current). Because they had to keep the law of Moses after Pentecost, and will through the 70th week. At Pentecost he states why he was raised...

For some the war chant has changed from "Allah Akbar" to "free, free Palestine".

Evasive is the word I am looking for.

Don't repeat what I said. Show me in the "old Testament" what he was supposed to know.

I thought so too, but Hill's archive is really good.

Well, The Holy Spirit laid out a murder charge to the audience at Pentecost. Not reconciliation. Their eyes were opened to his death and resurrection, but not why. In Acts 10 Peter said no to eating the unclean animals, the metaphor of gentiles. He was still keeping the law of Moses. I don't...

That is the good news of the kingdom under the covenant of circumcision.