The Bible is never wrong; your carnal approach to it is wrong. Your unorthodox and unbiblical views are wrong.
Explain to me what brimestone is?
Brimestone is another name for sulfur. We find it in the KJV for it is an obsolete name for sulfur. Heat some up and take a good whiff.
Was not John in spirit on the Lord’s day; does it say anywhere in the Book of Revelation that John was seeing literal things in any since of the word.
And I saw That is literal enough for me.
Revelation 1:12 And I turned to see the voice that spake with me. And being turned, I saw seven golden candlesticks;
--He heard; he saw. It is literal.
Everyone of us ought to "be in the spirit" on the Lord's Day.
No he was in spirit on the Lord's day;
Where are you on the Lord's day?
The Book of revelation is the most spiritual book in the whole Bible;
I think that the Book of Romans is just as spiritual. What are you basing your opinion on, and why? Do you know what spirituality is??
but you have to carnalize it to bring it down to your religious level. .
I am not the one that is carnal here, and I am not the one that has carnal beliefs. I believe the Bible for what it says.
Have you ever done a study on fire in the Bible; there are all kinds of fire. There are wood fires, gas fires, coal fires but God needs none of these things what I am interested in seeing is what God’s fire is.
But you don't care to differentiate the difference between the different fires. You completely ignore context.
Tell me the difference between the fire in the Lake of Fire at the end of the church age and the cloven tongues of fire at the beginning of the church age.
Purpose is one difference.
Intensity is another difference.
Shape is another difference.
If you can't tell by the description given in the Bible then I feel sorry for you. Let me tell you something that you might like to know. It is a characteristic of most cults to be "one word-one definition" people. You just demonstrated that principle here. What must be fire in Pentecost must be fire in the Lake of fire. That characteristic is found in most cults.
Yes there are literal fires in the Bible; but how can we as spiritual children understand that God gives us literal examples to see something very hidden and very spiritual. Jesus was not a literal lamb and ate grass, we are not literal sheep that eat grass; the chaff and the wheat are the same thing until they mature.
True spiritual children are able to discern what is literal and what is not. Perhaps your problem is that you are not a true child of God.
You know Jesus God a dove when He was Baptized in the river Jordon;
Will you put this statement into English please. It doesn't make sense.
However notice at the baptism of Jesus:
1. The voice of God the Father came out from Heaven saying, "This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased" (Mat.3:17).
2. God the Holy Spirit descended in the form of a dove.
3. God the Son, Jesus, was the one that was baptized.
All three persons of the trinity were present. There is only one God. But all three were present at this one event. This is the trinity.
on the day of Pentecost believers got cloven tongues of fire.
So they did.
Jesus is perfect; we are not. The word fire comes from the Greek word “pur’ which we get our English word pure, purify, purge and the good old catholic purgatory.
Fire purifies gold, silver and precious stones, as it says in 1Cor.11-15. The Bible says nothing of Purgatory, an anti-biblical doctrine.
I am not taking the time to answer the rest of your passages. Your mind is made up not to pay attention to the Scriptures.
