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*Gen. 1 - (*Gap theory) / (*Evolution)

Evolution doesn't prove creationism false, for evolution can co-exist with creationism, just as an automated process created by a human (e.g. a computer program which makes random, colorful pictures which can be seen as art) can co-exist with that same human sometimes performing a task himself, directly (e.g. painting some pictures himself by hand). I.e., evolution can simply be a process created by God to allow new, adaptive species to arise...

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*Job should be looked to by obedient Christians as an example of patient endurance through suffering (Jas. 5:11). Just as God allowed Satan to bring suffering to righteous Job (Job chs. 1-2), so God sometimes allows Satan to bring suffering to obedient Christians (Rev. 2:10). And during the coming trib, Satan will be allowed to unleash his wrath against obedient Christians in every nation (Rev. 12:17, 13:7-10, 14:12-13, 20:4-6, Mt. 24:9-13). By the power of Satan working against Job (Job 1:12),...

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Ecclesiastes 11:5 --

(*Spirit)

What science is missing, in its search for a "Theory of Everything" that can unify all the physical forces in the universe, is spirit, so that by continuing to reject the whole idea of spirit, science can never hope to understand the universe at its most fundamental level or what its ultimate origin was: "As thou knowest not what is the way of the spirit . . . even so thou knowest not the works of God who maketh all"...

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*Isaiah 26:20 --

(*Chambers)

Near the end of the coming tribulation, those in the church who will still be alive on the earth at the time of the vials of God's wrath (Revelation 16:15) will go into protective chambers which they will have built for themselves on the earth (Isaiah 26:20), just as Noah and his family went into the protective ark which they had built for themselves on the earth (Genesis 7:7). These protective chambers could be prepared by believers now,...

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*Isaiah 28:9-10 --

(Re: Anyone can string verses together, and make the Bible say whatever they want it to say)

Actually, while anyone can string verses together, they can't make the Bible say whatever they want it to say, because if they say something that contradicts what the Bible says when it's taken as a whole, then what they're saying is wrong.

Also, it should be pointed out that even when what one verse says appears plain, it can still be misinterpreted,...

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