Recent content by Ekklesian

State of the art theatre tech for sure.

God loves a cheerful giver, bruh. And you sure don't sound like one.

Yeah, I know. It's hogwash.

Also, saying something was an allegory, or that there is a spiritual reality to it, isn't saying the narrative isn't historical. The narrative of Isaac and Ishmael and Sarah and Hagar is both historical and allegorical. Hosea 11:1 (When Israel was a child, then I loved him, and called my son...

That's a succinct way to put it.

Well done.

They're pointing in the right direction, but they're still missing the mark. The Church, the bride of Christ, was always the addressee of the prophecies--not Israel as people, even the antizionists quoted above, think of Israel. Receiving the end of your faith, even the salvation of your souls...

Yeah, that's an old canard... https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2021/10/debt_in_the_time_of_plague.html As laudable as Robertson’s reporting is, she could have plugged one more date into Debt to the Penny to break down the $7.2T public debt she credits Trump with. It turns out that the...

Yes. Yes, I do.

Yes. When he said Yet you both are arguing that some of the law has passed, namely the law of the sacrifices. Now no one could argue the Atonement is a mere jot or tittle. However, we're told there was a change in the law when Christ took His place as the High Priest. It was just a jot...

What He said was not one little letter of the law or the prophets would pass away--not one--till all be fulfilled. If not all is fulfilled, then the handwriting of ordinances still stands against us.

So you agree that And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee is fulfilled in Christ and His chosen people, the church, the Christians, and not of racial or national Israel? Welcome to the Reformed doctrine. It's only a small and logical step to Amillennialism. ;)