That is not what I said.
But you did say all prophesy is irrelevant.
I paraphrased 1 Corinthians 13:1-13
Take a look at Matthew 6:24-26 as it relates
We want to think we know the future, but God will take care of us.
Calvin did not invent the doctrines of grace
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I paraphrased 1 Corinthians 13:1-13
Take a look at Matthew 6:24-26 as it relates
We want to think we know the future, but God will take care of us.
My issue is you say your experience trumps scripture. And that you say that parts of scripture aren't inspired.
That is not what I said.
But you did say all prophesy is irrelevant.
Which equates to saying Scripture is irrelevant .
I am saying my experience aligns with scripture and it is available to you too...
That way no one has to speculate at all.
If you value prophecy it is because you fear the unknown...
1 John 4:7-21
Fear is a function of incomplete love.
You have no way of knowing my experience or whether or not it is not in fact greater or less than yours.
And you have said much more. So I asked questions to see if what you had to say matched scripture. It doesn't always appear to do so.
Let us discuss where you think I'm contrary to scripture...
Perhaps it is your own understanding that is lacking, but maybe I'm wrong?
It’s so refreshing to see someone defend the gospel with such passion. God bless you!
You have disregarded prophesy as unimportant. You have also assigned some scripture as the bias of men, which means it is not inspired.
Having done so, you have made yourself the arbiter of truth, not God because it contradicts what scripture claims concerning itself.
I have a lot of love for dogmatic heretics. It includes directions for how to take long walks off a short pier.
I have shown scripture explain why prophecy is ultimately irrelevant... it all passes away, and after it truth is still so.
Love is still available.
I do not make myself the arbiter, I have simply investigated truth deeply.
If I genuinely make a mistake then I will thank you for correcting me, but nothing I'm saying is contrary to scripture.
Indeed, if you understand rightly scripture suggests me.
I appreciate the conversation. But, whatever conclusions others may come to concerning you, I know your powers of discernment to be very poor.
You do not understand prophecy very well to say such things. Prophecy is to be valued because it
spoke of and pointed to Jesus Christ, Who has fulfilled hundreds already and will fulfill more when
He returns. There is no fear in any of this for me. Again you erroneously assume and falsely accuse.
1 John 4:18
Most here are genuinely sharing with the goal of helping others...whether dogmatically or not. The problem with building short piers is that we end up missing out ourselves.I have a lot of love for dogmatic heretics. It includes directions for how to take long walks off a short pier.
I hear fishing from bridges can be really good.