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Now give a few examples of the demonic methods and combinations, and how you know they are such based on the foundation you laid.

Pretend you're writing a book. You finished your chapter on wisdom and the fabrication of musical instruments. What's the next chapter?

Pretend that we agree with all your assertions thus far. What would you say next?

I would admit that a kazoo is inherently evil.

More importantly, where does it define kiss? (The BB smilie selection leaves much to be desired.)

Where does it define harp?

I think I see what Sam is attempting to do. (I know, the initials are SMA, but Sam just rolls off the tongue better.) No doubt in his quest to slay the CCM dragon, SAM has come across the argument that since God created music, all forms of it must be good, and in themselves cannot be...

I'd like to know where the Bible defines music.

No one has to accept your premises to understand the arguments you're trying to make. I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say, we really wish you'd just get to the point.

Touchy. It's eminently relevant. Your premise is the 'source of wisdom.' Does a human skin lampshade sound like something from heaven? What does it matter what the object is? I admit that your reasoning is flawed, and I deny that skulls are drums. The abuse of anything is an evil. But no, the...

You must have been homeschooled. We were told the Nazis were making them of Jews, but that turned out to be propaganda, though there was one such item found in Germany. So a human skin lampshade is not an instrinsically evil object, but a human skull drum is? Why is that, precisely?

You seem to be repeating yourself. It's like you're saying, Farmers paint their barns red. In the same way farmers paint their barns red. Maybe you can clarify.

So you mean evil like lampshades made from human skin? So where does the evil reside? In the objects, or in the hearts of the those that made them? Anything out of place is an evil. A cornstalk in a bean field is a weed.

Name one such evil instrument.

For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil. - 1 John 3:8 KJV It was a long road, but I think I finally understand where you're coming from.

Except for the fact that we're told certain things about Him, one of which is that the Son's priesthood has no beginning of days, nor end of life. And every high priest taken from among men is ordained for men in things pertaining to God, that he may offer both gifts and sacrifices for sins: -...

In the case of the first Adam, a suitable bride could not be found in all of creation. One had to be made for him from his own body. I would say that is the case with the Second Adam. Where would God find a bride for His Son? One had to be made for Him from His own body.

Would He have a bride? Would He have children? By what act would He be given a name that is above all names?

The question I'm asking is about His identity.