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I find this interesting. Can you direct me to the specific portions of the text you were referring to?

Very interesting. Thank you.

turn the other cheek?

Where figurative language is intended, the Bible makes it clear. If Genesis 1 is not historical narrative, one might conclude God was intentionally confusing us.

That's a great way of expressing it -- thanks

All have sinned and fallen short, but we could imagine that the more evil the person is, the more they need Jesus and our love.

I had never heard that before - where can I learn more about the match up with the hourly events of the feast?

Where can I read more about this? News coverage?

Can someone help me understand how current human governments fit into God's concern for our souls?

Glad to hear of your recovery. Physical problems make me appreciate the eternal reward. Feel better.

Glad to hear of your recovery. Physical problems make me appreciate the eternal reward.

Not disagreeing, just curious, how did you develop such a specific timeline?

Would someone mind explaining to me why we assume that a political creation that happened to be named 'Israel' has religious significance? What if the British or Jewish settlers had named it something else?

Is it possible using 'physical' words to describe souls in Sheol owes to the lack of human words to describe things in the spiritual realm?

I'm not familiar with some of these works - what's the proper role for using uninspired texts?

Jesus spoke of marriage (Adam and Eve) as "from the beginning".

Can you please explain the self-conscious aspect? I always thought they just became aware of the need for modesty, which they had not known before?

If not literal days, it would seem God was trying to confuse us with Scripture?

The Bible seems to go to some lengths to explain that what is meant by 'day' is one period of light and one of dark. All the celebrations - Sabbath - that were based on this assumed the same.