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MacArthur was my favorite of those, I also liked Chuck Swindoll. J. Vernon McGee was a kick as well. But eventually I started to look to see the things they'd say that revealed their theology. MacArthur didn't do that, but he basically 'backed himself into' some sort of Dispensationalism, in...

That's part of it. You suppose or probably 'presuppose' who the audience is as you read. You're begging the question that you've correctly identified the audience, along with everything else, every little detail about the verse, whenever you set out what it means, because it's always what it...

73 books.

Reminds me of John MacArthur. He did that, he went line-by-line, for decades, before he realized that his overall understanding of the Scripture was something he called 'leaky Dispensationalism', and he wound up taking Calvinism seriously. I don't know what he 'identifies as' today, but your...

1st Corinthians 6:18 "Flee fornication."

I don't know that Mass was about preaching the Gospel from Trent to Vatican II so much as it was like the pinnacle of celebrating the Eucharist, which is like when the Levitical high priests would go into the holy-of-holies; they were doing that just for God, it was the most sacred human thing...

Colossians 3:3 " ye are dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God." What part of this to you is not mystical? You are "dead"? "Your life is hid with Christ in God"? It just conflicts with the actual chapter. After telling us to " seek those things which are above" and " Set your...

Musterion accidentally backing into some sort of Calvinism and sounding like Beloved57 all of a sudden and making faith a work = Priceless Inquiring minds want to know.

Ephesians 5:32 " This is a great mystery: but I speak concerning Christ and the church." That's the mystery. It's how the Church is the Body of Christ because she is His Bride.

You didn't once hear about the death, burial and Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ at Mass, even though it's mentioned every single Mass, during the Liturgy of the Eucharist?

How about you answer the last question I asked you.

25-33% of our collective income (i.e. tax) is paid to run our government, there are countries where it's closer to 50% (tax) to run their government. Those countries don't have the crime problem we do. So now what?

I misspoke. It's just "shipwreck". 1st Timothy 1:18 " war a good warfare; 19 Holding faith, and a good conscience; which some having put away concerning faith have made shipwreck: 20 Of whom is Hymenaeus and Alexander; whom I have delivered unto Satan, that they may learn not to blaspheme."

lol so is it the New Covenant or the Old?

Unless it's bigger to better protect individual rights, freedoms, and prosperity. If it's too small to do that well, then it's too small. And there are tons of governments in developing countries that are too small and that are crime ridden, like Mexico. The people can't afford a bigger...

No doubt.

I believe we're His body by marriage. We're a woman.

Shipwrecked.

This is what happens when the markets run society though. I would prefer government, especially my American government, because it protects justice and morality. The market doesn't do anything like that.

Is the Gospel of the Kingdom New Covenant, or Old?