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Yeah, I remember looking at your thread that was referring to the other thread. Your thread didn't have anything to debunk, it was just you stating an opinion about what happened in the other thread. And the other thread wasn't any easier to gain anything from without a lot of schlogging through...

Yes, and fully accomplished. [Heb 7:22 KJV] By so much was Jesus made a surety of a better testament. (New Covenant) [Heb 7:23 KJV] And they truly were many priests, because they were not suffered to continue by reason of death: [Heb 7:24 KJV] But this [man], because he continueth ever, hath an...

I'm not certain about whether cadets all have to accept the jab this year, but they were refusing to commission those who refused in Spring '22 graduating class, and threatening to make them pay back $200,000 in costs...

Janu-ale-y? The "ales" of March are probably what got Julius in trouble.

I think it's supposed to be "Fe-brewery".

TOL: "Time is immaterial to the discussion."

Hopefully not like Fauci "is science." I thought that the work of the Melchizedekian high priest was fully accomplished. I'm not ready to adore something that isn't happening. Sounds rather un-catholic (little "c"). Isn't the whole idea of catholicism that we all recognize each other as part...

I'm surprised the fake victim wasn't shot.

Maybe. Cambridge dictionary. Why? Wasn't the veil into the Holy of Holies torn, signifying that we are all able to access the mercy of God without going through a high priest? And are you saying we aren't able, if not Catholic, to discern the Lord's body? See below for how. Will we be cursed...

I had to look up "confect": confect verb [ T ] often disapproving to create something, especially in a way that seems artificial or false: So, are they validly creating a false thing, or does it just look like it's false, so it's deceptive?

Why? What do you think "sovereign" means? Isn't it possible that the Holy Spirit or the Father revealed these things to Jesus? If so, then they can't be used to say He is omniscient without admitting that we are omniscient, too, since the Father and the Holy Spirit also reveal things to us...

Sure, that would be nice. But doctors who don't require you to get a second opinion are still called "doctor", aren't they?

I don't see how it is a parallel. Mechanical engineering is intimately related to pressures of water in tightly closed containers, don't you think?

So, you are making a particular point about the term doctor, in an attempt to express your feeling that Brown's expertise is in some other field than the one he is writing in, and you don't think that's "disparaging?" One of us needs to go look up the word again, apparently.

I can say. Because it is worse than immaterial. Brown's degree is directly related.

I'm having the same problem as @DFT_Dave, I think. Time is more than an idea, just as space is more than an idea. Both of these ideas are used to describe things that are also ideas, but have concreteness, such as progression. If I walk, I progress through space. As I live and get older, I...

Seems your "Mr." Post was distracting.

And a different definition of "sovereignty".

He lasted longer than I thought he would.

Sequence actually implies/is a time-keeping device, or "clock". Clocks manufacture sequences of similar duration. They aren't time, but they are sequences, which is how you and @Right Divider are defining time. Question: Assuming it's possible for God to do nothing at any point in His existence...