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Luke 3:34 lists Jacob as being one of the sons of God in showing the genealogy of Christ back to Adam. The bible clearly states he was a son of God. Esau was not a son of God in the context of the seedline of the righteous. That is not my wisdom but the word of God. The carnal and spiritual...

Thanks for the extensive reply. It may take a little while to address all the comments. The indwelling of the Holy Spirit was present in the old covenant saints as the spiritual remnant. Isa 37:31 says And the remnant that is escaped of the house of Judah shall again take root downward, and...

Romans 9:11 For the children being not yet born, neither having done any good or evil, (NO CONSCIOUS ACT OF REBELLION AGAINST THE LAW OF GOD) that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works ,but of him that calleth vs 12 It was said unto her, the elder shall serve the...

I did not say no females would become pregnant for almost a year before the rapture.. I said the there would be no pregnant women SAINTS at the rapture. a big difference. I also said there would be so few christians taken out at the rapture that most would not even notice they were gone...

I also want to thank Salty in showing me that I need to clarify some points. I need to quit posting late at night when I am tired and not as lucid as at other times. Bear with me Salty. I am doing my best to not drift of the OP but will try to tie it all together to the best of my ability as...

Salty asked in the OP whether it would matter if the mother was saved or lost. The mother is not the giver of life. We see this in the example of Rebekah bearing the twins Jacob and Esau. Jacob was righteous but Esau was not. Genesis 21:23 says, "And the Lord said unto her, Two nations are...

I understand your point and that the scriptures are true but my point is that John the Baptist did not die in the womb. He was ordained to salvation (Jn 17:3 the knowledge of the only true God and Jesus Christ whom thou has sent) therefore he was ordained to be a witness of the kingdom of God...

I believe my answer is very evident. I stated very clearly that there will be no pregnant saints at the rapture. This leaves no room for a yes or no answer because without pregnant saints, how can the problem even exist and how can the OP be valid to begin with?

Maybe I was not clear enough. The Father determines if there will be conceptions since he is the giver of life. He knows the exact moment of conception since he ordained it and when he will bring to the birth. I cannot imagine why he would ordain such a situation to happen but would make sure...

The topic seems to be an imagined dilemma. Since the Father is the giver of life, would he not know when a child is conceived or when it to be delivered? Since the very hairs of out head are numbered could he possibly, lose track of whether a woman is pregnant or not, so that this is not an...

To Silverhair-Romans 1:20 is not speaking concerning a people who had never heard the gospel but to the Jews who by their old covenant stand suppressed/held down the truth of the new covenant. You need to read the whole chapter and not just one verse.

Rom 10:14 "HOW THEN SHALL THEY CALL on him in whom they have not believed? And HOW SHALL THEY BELIEVE on him of whom THEY HAVE NOT HEARD? And HOW SHALL THEY HEAR without a preacher How is the Lord near to those who have not heard since to hear of him is necessary to be able to call upon him...

Darrel C asked how were men saved while the gospel of Christ remained a mystery. The salvation and sacrifice of Christ was known in the garden represented in the sacrifice of the lamb. The Lord instructed Adam and Eve, that while it was types and shadows, it represented Christ and his work. 1...

Ps 9:16 says, " The Lord is known by the judgment which he executeth." His judgments, statutes, and precepts of the kingdom are contained in the righteous law called the New Covenant, The Father revealed to Peter, through that covenant given and guaranteed by the blood by Christ, Acts 4:12...

Campion said in post 34 that Christ called the "eucharist sacrifice" the New Testament. This is not true. The sacrifice of Christ was the validating and securing of the New Covenant to the sons of God and that in order to do so there must first be the death of the testator. (Heb 9;16) The...

I would also like to thank you for correcting your post of 1 Cor 11:25-29 where you were using or instead of and. The use of and clearly shows that the church at Corinth was using both elements of the bread and the wine.

I accidentally posted my reply in the middle of your quote so I am reposting. We literally eat the bread and drink the wine which represents the body and blood of Christ. He was speaking of his body that would be crushed and his blood that would be shed for the new covenant. That has not yet...

You have a knack of twisting statements. First, the command is given to the entire body of Christ to observe the supper. Secondly, there is no place that I said or insinuated someone could just walk in and offer the Lord's supper. We do not observe open communion as the catholics do. We only...

To say that Christ's command to "do this in memory of me" was only given to those present at the supper denies scriptural intent and context. It in no way shows that it was given exclusively to those at the supper. Christ was instructing the members of the beginnings of the body of Christ as a...

John 6:53 "...except ye eat the flesh of the Son of man AND drink his blood, ye have no life in you." John 6:54 " Whosoever eateth my flesh AND drinketh my blood hath eternal life." John 6:56 " He that eateth my flesh AND drinketh my blood dwelleth in me and I in him." This is not an either/or...