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My goodness... The text shows Elijah asking the people, NOT the prophets, "How long will you waver between two opinions?" You haven't done your homework by reading the whole chapter. Jezebel killed the prophets of God; she didn't cause them to defect. 1 Kings 18:4 While Jezebel was killing...

And... what happens after one receives the Holy Spirit? Does He subject Himself to your interpretation of Scripture?

Biblical statements are best applied to yourself and your own life first, not applied to others with the expectation that they conform to your understanding, which may be flawed. In other words, take the log out of your own eye.

And... the relevance to the topic under discussion is what, exactly? There still is no "spirit of Jezebel" mentioned in Scripture. Jeremiah did not prophesy during Ahab's reign. The prophets operating in Israel under Ahab were not operating in the Temple. You need to take the words of...

You complain about me criticizing every single sentence, but there is something wrong in every single sentence. Yes, people were worshiping unclean spirits. One of those people was Jezebel. Nothing is said about the prophets of the Lord defecting. Nothing is said about unclean spirits "mixing"...

That's a false dichotomy built around a carefully constructed statement. You may not be a lawyer, but you act like one at times.

Your ability to read and understand is inhibited by your swollen ego. 2 Kings 3:1 Joram son of Ahab became king of Israel in Samaria in the eighteenth year of Jehoshaphat king of Judah, and he reigned twelve years. Joram is the son of Ahab and his wife Jezebel, which makes Jezebel Joram's...

There always have been... 1 Peter 2:9 But ye are ... a peculiar people; ;)

Firstly, none of my comments was addressed to you. Secondly, my comments are intended to disabuse the OP of his delusion that there is a "spirit of Jezebel" behind all resistance to prophecy. I'm not addressing non-biblical subjects such as cars at all. I'm not concerned about Spurgeon's...

To go "off the rails", one would have to have been on the rails at some point. ;)

As am I, but I don't waste my time making unbiblical claims about biblical subjects. There is nothing in that passage supporting your claims. Yes, they can. Think on that carefully. What is driving you to argue based on something that isn't in Scripture? Yes, because you're "fundamentally"...

Let me know when you're ready to stop arguing the indefensible.

Agreed. 2Pe 1:20 Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. 2Pe 1:21 For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost. Peter is calling his current scripture prophecy.. and...

Speaking of "elementary", learn how to spell the woman's name properly; you come across as careless and foolish when you misspell it. You should read the text more carefully instead of scanning it and making things up out of thin air. The people who prophesied for Baal were never prophets of...

No need for condemnation or cancelling (which is ironic as the OP has apparently put me on Ignore). I don't think we're using different definitions, but we may be making points that rely on semantic differences. I disagree that all Scripture is prophecy. Most of the writers of Scripture are...

Not at all biblical. Scripture doesn't mention a "spirit of Jezebel" anywhere.

Speaking God's rhema word is prophesying. Speaking God's written word is not. If you claim that the gift of prophecy has ceased, as do most cessationists, you cannot turn around and claim that preachers are prophesying today. Either the gift is no longer available to the Church (and preachers...

Yes, but it also is directly overhead at all points between the Tropics at some point during the year. FE certainly does need a model; one which explains all observations in the real world. The North-centric model is demonstrably false. As the ball earth is far more widely accepted, FE...

There is no such thing as a "spirit of Jezebel" in Scripture. In Elijah's time, Jezebel herself was the living, breathing wife of Ahab, king of Israel, who resisted Elijah and his fellow servants of the Lord. In John's time, there was another woman named Jezebel named in the letter to...

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