Question   How do you understand the fate of all men especially in regards to the first and second resurrection hinted in Holy Scripture?   Reply   I see it as follows sir: First Resurrection (Revelation 20:4 – 6) = only for ‘believers in Christ’, Sheepfold1. Second Resurrection (1000 years later, Revelation...

    A Prophecy Regarding ‘all sin (Singular in Original Koine Greek) of the world’ to Be “Removed eventually” [Many Post Afterlife Judgment, Hebrews 9:27 with James 2:13, Romans 11:32) in Post below as Uttered by the Fore-Runner of Christ Himself, ‘John the Baptist’ in John 1:29.   Yes that’s the Meaning of the...

    Obedience is the Highest Form of Giving.   God Loves us whether we obey or not because God Loves His Enemies too (Matthew 5:43 – 44).   The Difference is that God Loves His Enemies “less” (e. g. Judas called ‘friend’ using a weaker Greek Word, in Matthew 26:50) while God Loves...

    Question   Someone Wrote:   “And because we see elsewhere in Scripture women like Priscilla rebuking Apollos, Junia serving alongside the apostles, and the daughters of Philip prophesying, we know women were not completely silent. Context is important to understanding passages like these!”   Source:   https://www.projectinspired.com/4-things-you-didnt-know-about-women-in-the-early-church/   Reply   The article...

    God Will Reconcile All Created Things back to Him Eventually (Colossians 1:20); yes, this Verse is Written in the Context of “All Created things” (as four Verses prior this is Defined First in Colossians 1:16 as it is Written).   Blessed be Lord Jesus Christ, our Most Gracious Saviour of the World!...

    Here are three examples based on “Law”, “Judgment” and “Love” from the Lost Orthodoxy Book.   1) Law (Pages 512 – 516)   To Quote:   The ‘Law of Liberty’ example as Irenaeous explains above in regards to ‘tithes’ as well as other Laws (“Torah”) in the Context of Matthew 5:20 in...

    How?   A lot Christians (Catholics & Protestants alike) don’t realize that most of their “modern teaching & misconceptions in the Gospel” were due to St. Augustine of Hippo’s “personal interpretations”.   The life of saints are often filled with “many past sins” which ‘if a commoner were to do it today’,...

    Verses:   “As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I HATED.” – apostle Paul (Romans 9:13, KJV)   “If any man come to Me, and HATE not his father, and mother, and wife, and children, and brethren, and sisters, yea, and his own life also, he cannot be...

    To Quote:   “In the next place, I fancy that thou art chiefly anxious to hear about their not practising their religion in the same way as the Jews.   The Jews then, so far as they abstain from the mode of worship described above, do well in claiming to reverence one...

    St. Clement of Rome writes in the ‘consecutive lines’ below to ‘obey apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinthian church’ (“Context”) and ‘curses’ the ‘divisions’ caused by those who ‘teach contrary to apostle Paul’ (implied by the ‘command’: ‘Take up the epistle of the blessed Paul the Apostle.’) by quoting Lord Jesus Christ...