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I didn't specify anyone. When we as believers in Christ sin, He is faithful to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us of all unrighteousness, That means everyone, because all have sinned and all fall short of God's glory.

The world would behold Jesus no more until it was time for Him to return, not ever. Obviously it meant that the Lord would remain in heaven until it was time for Him to return to the earth to end the age and establish His millennial kingdom. We have plenty of scriptures demonstrating the Lord's...

When you make something from the law mandatory for salvation such as keeping the Sabbath, then it becomes a requirement for salvation. So are you saying that keeping the Sabbath is mandatory or is it up to the believer to observe it or not? If it is the latter, then no problem. But if your are...

But concerning scripture, it is not the same. And that is what matters.

Your error is that you are making "the coming of our Lord and our being gathered to Him" the same as the "second coming" which they are not: The coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our being gathered to Him = Rapture Second coming = The Lord's return to the earth to end the age and establish...

1). "Now concerning the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our being gathered together to Him" 2). "alleging that the Day of the Lord has already come" First, the second coming is when the Lord returns to the earth to end the age and establish His millennial kingdom. In opposition, the coming...

Hello Jackson123, I rearranged your post to the correct chronological order: Jesus come on the air and rapture happen. Second coming happen after great tribulation. :) * Jesus appears in the air and gathers His church * Tribulation period * Second Coming (Jesus returns to the earth to end...

So, have you ever worked on the Sabbath? If so, then you and others who consider the Sabbath as a requirement for salvation are guilty of breaking it. However, it wasn't written to you, but to Israel and those within their gates. As Paul said regarding the food law, the legal feasts, the...

Greetings and Welcome, Gl8ria! I also love photography and have my own business. I like ordering my prints in metal, which really brings out the depth and colors.

You know very well that my point is that John would have called it the Sabbath and not the Lord's Day. You're just mincing words. Israel = Sabbath The Sabbath being apart of the law, no work was to be done. It was a legal day of rest. Anyone who did not keep the Sabbath was to be cut off from...

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What you have said above is very true. So, my question to you is, when has anyone been able to keep the whole law? That would be, never! Therefore the law is a curse to every human being, because we could not and cannot keep it. If you go back and read my post, I said that "the law is holy and...

Very good point, Absolutely. John was a Jew, so it wasn't like he didn't know what the Sabbath was. Like you said, if he meant the Sabbath, then he would have called it that. The "Lord's Day" is no more the Sabbath anymore than the "the Day of the Lord" is. Now, to be fair, holding to the...

I agree! Praise be to God that he brought you to the truth! Wanting to be God, is exactly what caused Satan's downfall. This is also a Mormon teaching. In fact there mantra is "As man is God once was and as God is man may become. What a deception!

I thank God for you and others of whom He has revealed these same Biblical truths to. This willful denial of the truth is very frustrating. Once they adopt a false teaching, it seems that they are more concerned about fighting tooth and nail to protect it, even in the face of the scriptures that...

I don't have to cite anything from the law stating that it was a curse, for the word of God states this itself as can be seen below. As I quoted before, "the sing of death is sin. and the power of sin is the law." Jesus rescued believers from the law. The Law itself is holy and righteous, but...

He didn't? Well, here it is: "Therefore we are always confident, although we know that while we are at home in the body, we are away from the Lord. 7For we walk by faith, not by sight. We are confident, then, and would prefer to be away from the body and at home with the Lord. So I'm sure that...

What kind of logic is that? No! If there is no scripture that says that the Lord's day and the Sabbath mean the same thing, then it is an assumption, implied. If both the phrases "the Lord's day" and "the Sabbath were used interchangeably for example, then you would have a link. As it is, we do...

The above is incorrect! The "Lord's Day" is the day that Christ resurrected, which was on the first day of the week. Nowhere in Scripture is the Sabbath ever referred to as the Lord’s day, which is only used once by the way. You are only erroneously applying the two as being the same. Regarding...

Hello again! People usually say that there are no scriptures to support any given Biblical truth, which is just an attempt to discredit the one who spoke the truth of God's word. However, I am not going beyond scripture regarding this issue, as I have provided those so-called non-existing...