Question and perspectives
If Idealists believe the Revelation is allegorical, I can see where the Adam and Eve and garden and fall could be really allegorical. I haven’t listened to the Genesis v to v yet though. It just kinda feels woowoo up to a point. Love Moses and all that came after. The whole Eden story is a bit suspect to me.
John the Baptist says Yeshua will baptized by the holy spirit and by fire. I see this also as a prophetic word mean the church will be called up by the holy spirit, our flesh will be no longer, being baptized in spirit to the heavenly realm; and the nation of Israel that was left were slaughtered and culminating in the baptism by fire that leveled the temple and that age. It did not survive, no matter how hard churches in dead traditions, it will never resurrect them because of Yeshua’s finished work.
Does anyone here in this group have a weak or strong family/friend support outside of us here? My wife, Kandis is curious and has so many questions I don’t have a solid answer for, mostly pertaining to Revelation. My 15 yr old son listens to the discussions almost every day when I have them playing. He really listens and understands some of the basic concepts of Fulfillment. He on board with the teachings, the holy spirit will water that seed.
Can the words or phrase or passages in the Bible that say “the word” always be referring to Yeshua? No matter where it is in the NT, it always always mean Yehsua?
I will think of more later. What are calls thought? I feel kinda manic at times when I am listening and think of all the people I love and want them to understand this view of their own personal salvation. Its either manic or adhd.
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