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Thanks for watching my review :) I actually gave this one away to a good friend! Blessings to you 🙏🏽

It really is! Blessings 🙏🏽

Hi there, thank you so much for watching and for your question. I do use thinner Microns currently (01) for cross-referencing, and there's no bleed through. You can see the result (partially) in this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/J-u9vEjuJVw/v-deo.htmlsi=muDJZfHzn911m5DV I hope this helps! Blessings.

Hi there, I have recorded a full Bible study on death and hell and I'll share the link below. I'm really sorry for your loss. May God comfort your heart with the power and love of the Holy Spirit 🙏🏽 I cannot tell you if your grandfather will be saved or not, only God knew and knows his heart, the light he had and how he acted on it or not, and what type of life he lived. God is the judge, not you or me. Even so, I believe in a merciful God that understands all the situations involved in the life of every human being. He is way more merciful than any of us, and He is fair, just, holy and true. Right now, whatever you and I believe about your grandfather and his salvation will not change anything for him. But you can do something for yourself at this point, by giving your heart to Christ, trusting in Him fully for salvation, studying His Word, surrendering to Him daily, and living by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God. If you believe in Jesus and do what He says, you will live eternally and if your grandfather is saved, then you get to spend eternity with Jesus and with him. That's the best scenario! I hope that helps. Here's the video I mentioned. I know it's long but it does cover a lot of ground in the Bible 👇 ua-cam.com/video/ZKa0P_tP_f0/v-deo.html

@@crucified4me thank you so much man, it really means a lot. I'm gonna check out the video now.

Did you watch the video, or just the intro??

Jim!!! I can't believe you found my video 😆 thanks so much for being a part of it and for being a part of designing such cool video gear 😎 it was so nice meeting you that day 🤗 I hope we meet again one day on the top of another mountain 🏔️ all the best to you and your lovely wife 🦋

Here's a comprehensive Bible study on this 👉 ua-cam.com/video/ZKa0P_tP_f0/v-deo.htmlsi=BKBUB2CYBtk4Qceo I know it's long but I deal with all the major passages that people use to justify eternal torment. There's timestamps so you can search up specific passages if you're not wanting to hear the whole thing. I would love to hear your thoughts. Blessings!

Hi there, I love them both, even though I normally favor blue over green. The green one has a bit of a bigger yapp, which I really like. My blue copy has a few minor defects in the cut of the leather (in the liner) but I still love it a lot... It's hard to choose, they're very similar. I guess it comes down to personal preference :) Let me know if you end up getting one!

@crucified4me I managed to pick up a gently used copy of the blue one, and I'm happy with it so far! Thank you for your reply, God Bless!!

@@DustinTapp-mn1hi Awesome! I'm glad you found one :) Blessings!

The genuine leather is more simple in the spine 👉 amzn.to/3CPcaEX

Hi, thank you for your message. I know these passages well and I believe the Bible is its best interpreter. I'll share my thoughts below but I deal with ALL of these passages in detail (and many more) on this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/ZKa0P_tP_f0/v-deo.htmlsi=ftmMN959b_G7sDzG Concerning the eternal punishment in Matthew 25:41-46 (please note that your reference was not correct in the verse numbers), Paul explains it by saying this: "These shall be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord and from the glory of His power" 2 Thessalonians 1:9 The punishment is eternal in the sense that the destruction is eternal, not the torment. Concerning Revelation 14:9-11, John was alluding to Isaiah 34:10: "It shall not be quenched night or day; Its smoke shall ascend forever. From generation to generation it shall lie waste; No one shall pass through it forever and ever." The context is the destruction of Edom and the nations opposing God's people, destruction, not eternal torment. The fact that John says they will be tormented night and day means that the destruction will last several nights and days, but in this passage it is the smoke of their torment, not their torment, that rises forever. The consequence of their torment is eternal, i.e., destruction. Jesus spoke of different degrees of suffering in Luke 12:47-48, depending upon the light that wicked people had or not have. Revelation 20:11-15 is also clear that each wicked person will be judged according to his/her works. So some will most likely take longer in the flames before they cease to exist and become ashes (Malachi 4:3). Revelation 20:10 says they will be tormented to "aión" which can simply mean a cycle of time, or an age. I don't believe Satan and his angels will be immediately destroyed, but they will be tormented and ultimately destroyed in the end, or the previous verse would not make sense (Revelation 20:9 says they are "devoured"). Ezekiel 28:19 also speaks about the annihilation of the devil: "...You have become a horror, And shall be no more forever.” Concerning the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), please consider this: A) Christ was showing that the common belief of that day and age that the rich are better than the poor in God's eyes was wrong (Matthew 19:23-25, 30). He was also teaching that there will be many surprises in the hereafter. People that we thought were favored by God will be lost and people we thought were despised by God in this life will be saved (see the context of the parable-Luke 16:15). B) Jesus was teaching that there is no second chance after death. It is in this life that we form characters for eternity. If we continually neglect to help people in need who are near to us we reveal that our hearts are growing more insensitive to the love of God (Luke 16:26; John 5:42; 1 John 4:8); C) Jesus was teaching that we need to put our faith in Scripture more than apparitions and miracles (Luke 16:27-29); D) Jesus was teaching that when hearts are closed and hardened against the biblical gospel, not even the miracle of resurrection can convince them, which happened when Jesus raised an actual man named Lazarus (clear connection there) from the dead (Luke 16:30, 31; John 11:45-53). The purpose of the parable seems clear, and I believe the Bible gives more evidence that it has nothing to do with the state of the dead in the book of Isaiah: “Abraham does not know us” (Isaiah 63:16 - NASB / ESV). If the parable is read literally, then: 1) Heaven and hell are close enough so that the people in heaven can hear and see the people in hell while these are suffering, and the people in hell can talk to father Abraham; 2) In the afterlife, before the resurrection, while their physical bodies are turning into dust, the people in hell have fingers, eyes, and a tongue, and they suffer physically feeling thirst; 3) Heaven is Abraham's bosom. That's simply not real according to the rest of Scripture. And when Jesus spoke about a real Lazarus that really died, He said that Lazarus was sleeping when referring to his death (John 11:11-14). Also, when the true Lazarus comes back to life, we have no record of him sharing anything about his experience in death. Scripture is silent there and I think that’s a good lesson.

They do last, there's always a slight discoloration but nothing serious. I've been using them for over 20 years now. Here's a few of my videos that may be helpful to you: ua-cam.com/video/C0kVLcPH3Tg/v-deo.htmlsi=7FiduD_oM6sLwlkZ ua-cam.com/video/J-u9vEjuJVw/v-deo.htmlsi=m8fxMSHQhDOPTe27 ua-cam.com/video/XMehx78oxYg/v-deo.htmlsi=ZDXJcHl5ac0h-HDN I hope this helps 🙏🏽

@@GTxJakobix hey, thanks for your question. It looses just a tiny bit of coloration over a few years but not much. It does not rub off or come off easily when you use them though. I hope this helps! Here’s another video I recorded recently with my current Bible underlined with the same Caran D’Ache pencils and Micron pens: ua-cam.com/video/XMehx78oxYg/v-deo.htmlsi=qizOUkwju9gEiX8z

@@Dylan-wn7dm hey there, great colors! I love blue and my current main Bible is in imperial blue goatskin. However, both leathers are awesome really, and they feel similar, so I would say it just comes down to your personal preference. I’ve heard some not so favorable comments on the desert camel calfskin when it first came out but if it’s anything like this olive green you’re good. I hope this helps 🙏🏽

@@crucified4me thank you 👍

Hi there, thank you so much for your kind words. I've recorded this a while ago and I can't remember exactly what I was talking about but some of the FB groups I sometimes interact with (there's a ton more out there right now) are: Everything Bibles!!! The Bible Exchange Bible Buy Sell and Trade Super Fans Bible Aficionados I hope this helps :)

Hi there, thank you for your question. I use Micron Pens, 05 to highlight and 01 to make annotations. They do not bleed at all. Here's an update on how I mark my Bible 👉 ua-cam.com/video/J-u9vEjuJVw/v-deo.htmlsi=B209OHeiOK4UtWrl I hope his helps!

Agreed! Thank you for commenting. Here's my in-depth study on this topic in case you are interested 👉 ua-cam.com/video/ZKa0P_tP_f0/v-deo.htmlsi=McWc48O-KMGfpxR7

Totally agree! Thank you so much for your comment 🙏🏽

@@crucified4me thank you for the review. I was searching to buy my first premium bible and when I saw this one from your review it helped me make that decision. Schuyler was my first choice but the layout of this bible sold me on it.

@@0309178 That's great! I'm glad my review was useful to you somehow 🙏🏽 enjoy that awesome Bible :)

I actually believe the USA is the place from where the second beast of Revelation 13 rises, and where an image to the beast is formed. Babylon is connected with the first beast, also called "little horn" in Daniel 7. That first beast is clearly the papacy and these two powers will unite in the end of times. I can provide you with Bible references and an explanation for why I believe that, in case you are interested.

Thank you for your feedback! I hope you can adapt to that ESV. I do prefer a bigger font as well. Blessings to you!

Yes, it's pretty awesome! I agree, very underrated. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yes, I sold it shortly after recording this video. So sorry! I'm considering selling this one now (the Bible on this video).

Any decent parent would agree that even if you knew your child would come back from suffering a terrible betrayal, abandonment, unjust condemnation, torture, public humiliation and death by crucifixion, you would still suffer seeing him, or her, going through that. But once we've agreed to that we have not even begun to scratch the surface of God's suffering. If what the Bible says is true, and I believe it is, God is an eternal present (Exodus 3:14) and He always knew and felt throughout all eternity the suffering necessary to redeem humanity (Jeremiah 31:3). Christ is fully God and humbled Himself taking human nature upon Himself and being submissive to the point of death (Philippians 2:5-11). He retains a human nature, with a human body, even after His resurrection (Luke 24), meaning He has embraced humanity in Himself forever (an eternal humiliation for the Creator to assume the form of a creature). Furthermore, that fact that God has revealed Himself and the plan of salvation in a way that we can understand (a Father that gives His Son), does not mean in any way that God is only what you and I can grasp through those known familiar realities. Christianity (and the truth about God revealed in the Bible) makes no sense to human logic. But mere human logic and rationality is really not working to fix this world, is it?