Absolutely! We agree on many things, and we should support each other when we resonate and challenge each other when we differ

As a reminder, I assume that you and others are reading the references I give. I wouldn't want you to think I'm inventing anything new.
I would like to know...Are you a KJV onlist?
His disciples? Are you implying that only the Corinthian church is betrothed to Christ?
I've already addressed this in post# 161 (quoted below)
FWI, since you like to appeal to context, here is the outline of Eph:
It is the epistle that glorifies Christ by highlighting the identity of His church.
Ch 1- the church is a
body
Ch 2- the church is a
temple
Ch 3-the church is a
mystery
Ch 4-the church is
one
Ch 5-the church is a
bride
Ch 6-the church is a
soldier
It is sin for a priest
(including Jesus-Heb 4:14) to marry anyone who is not a virgin (harlot) or is divorced (
Lev 21:7). Israel is called both (
Judg 2:17, Ps 106:39, Jer 3:8).
Read the reference I gave (
2 Thes 2:1-12...particularly
vs 7). The Holy Spirit is "keeping the lid on", so to speak, so that the Antichrist and his government will not come to fruition until the appointed time (The day of the Lord), when He is removed.
Concerning omnipresence, the "eyes of the Lord" are described as His mode of seeing all things (
2 Chron 16:19). God's glory shines far from Him, just as light travels far from the Sun, illuminating many planets. His glory fills the whole earth (
Isa 6:3). So He is everywhere in that sense. But God’s actual presence is described as having
locality (
Ex 19:3, 25:22, 34:5, Num 11:25, Lev 1:1), rather than an all-encompassing, esoteric filling of the universe.