Amen, 👍 Another similarity is that one half of the virgins thought they were ready but they were unbelievers. In Matt 7 it's the same. Jesus simply says many.
those 5 foolish ones shouldnt have remained virgins then (they should've enjoyed life - same outcome anyway - instead, they remained virgins for nothing. if they're going to hell anyway, then they might as well sin to the max)
@@nicholaschanvn What do you mean? The moment a person believes the gospel they are 'sealed' by the Holy Spirit. They gain eternal life at that moment of belief that Jesus Christ is God and that He was crucified, buried and rose from the dead on the third day to atone for the sins of humanity as a perfect, sinless substitute for human beings.
Great explanation brother. Most teachers like to slip in people righteous works in that parable. For Christians to get left behind at the rapture, because they were not on fire enough for God.
I never made the connection between the "Lord, Lord" verses, good spotting, and thank you. A side note; I think the little golden underlinings are very pretty!
The oil was the Holy Ghost (who is salvation: 1 Corinthians 6:19, Romans 8:16, and who anoints: Acts 1:8, Luke 12:10), not works. The lamps are bodies: those that have the oil in them are saved people, but those that have no oil but merely have the APPEARANCE of being functional lamps are unsaved people (Matthew 23:27, Matthew 7:15, 2 Corinthians 5:7, Mark 7:6, James 2:1). Praise God that he used you to lead me to finally understand this parable, brother Ono! Thank you!
The oil represents oil. The lamps represent lamps to put the oil in. They are commanded to watch. The 5 wise took that job of watching more seriously than the 5 foolish. It has nothing to do with the Body of Christ Church. We are outta here before Israel's 70th week begins.
to be convinced of something or give credence to. Faith means the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. not to be mean or anything but you ever use google? lol
Amen. Vessels in the Bible symbolizes human beings and oil symbolizes the holy ghost. The holy spirit is in every believer and being known of the lord means we have trusted in him as per Nahum 1:7
@@davidchupp4460 I'm not so sure that's true. This seems to imply that there was no oil: "They that were foolish took their lamps, and took no oil with them: But the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps." I know it seems like they had oil at one time here: "And the foolish said unto the wise, Give us of your oil; for our lamps are gone out." In any case, it seems to be outside of the point of the parable. The point is that the wise have oil in their vessels and the foolish did not. Do you deny that oil in the Bible symbolizes the holy ghost and that vessels symbolizes our bodies?
@@imsmarturnot8717 well most people don’t understand the difference between the kingdom of heaven and the kingdom of God. Once you understand the difference you’ll understand the parable.
@@imsmarturnot8717 the kingdom of heaven is an earthly physical kingdom where the kingdom of God is bigger and can refer to just the physical, or just the spiritual, or include both the physical and spiritual.
I used to think this but actually, I think this parable is talking about rewards. This parable is parallel with Luke 12:35-36 where Christ urges his followers to keep their lights burning. luke 12:35-36 Let your loins be girded about, and your lights burning; And ye yourselves like unto men that wait for their lord, when he will return from the wedding; that when he cometh and knocketh, they may open unto him immediately. Its practically the same idea as the parable of the virgins I think its talking about faithful believers who persevered in works and were watching for Jesus' return. Moreover, the parable doesn't mention eternal damnation and Jesus' rebuke of the virgins is nowhere near as harsh as his rebuke of the false prophets in matthew 7:21, where Jesus proclaims that he NEVER knew them before calling them evil doers and ordering them to depart from him. Also, Jesus states explicitly that the crowd in matthew 7:21 won't enter the kingdom of heaven, whereas the parable of the virgins makes no such mention.
The parable of the virgins is not Body of Christ Church doctrine. It's Israel's doctrine. Those who God chooses to take Israel's Gospel of the Kingdom to all the world before the end comes. Some of them will be wise, and some will be foolish. The Body of Christ Church is outta here before God goes back to dealing with Israel according to their prophecy.
Amen brother! Very misunderstood scriptures. It's talking about the very same people as in Matthew 7. Yes!! I'm ready to meet my Lord and Saviour, the blessed hope!! I'm ready by no means of " working my way to heaven" only believing and trusting in Christ!
Great work as always brother. I am having trouble understanding the ending of the parable of the ten talents in Matthew. Maybe im confused on the time period and who Jesus is referring. Please if you could explain my brother, God bless
@j.s.8596but if it is by grace through faith alone, not of works, how could you say that our works using our allotted “gold” is the key to getting in or not getting into God’s kingdom? How do you square that?
@phoenixgamer1565, thank you for your very meek and humble reply. You see, in my stupidity, I thought because both lamps,(sets), went out, both lamps must have had oil in them. It must have been the wick that burnt out while they slumbebered and slept. I'm not, as you rightly pointed out, not very good at paying attention. Indeed, my span is quite short. Perhaps you could explain to me why the virgins were told to go and get some (oil). Would they not have known that it couldn't have been bought? Also, the fact that they returned, would that imply that they had indeed returned and gottent oil? Thank you for your time replying.
You’re efforts matter , thanks man. Got any videos on chasining ? I wish I could’ve found out the easy way, That Fatherly scolding business is as real as it gets( I probably misspelled that)
Yo, do people in heaven know what’s going on on earth? Will you remember your family? Can you make a video bro. Ty. I have watched every video on your channel multiple times
Matthew 5:15-16...and so same reference of letting the light shine for all to see. We are to gather the seed daily (the gospel) and spread it over the world so when Jesus tarries He will see our harvest and repay us with entry into heaven. This is how He will know us by our works and what we do. Don't be deceived, there are no mansions in heaven! Just being there in His presence is better than any "mansion". Go forth and Light up the darkness today!
This was awesome, question, do you know the interpretation of the "certain nobleman who went into a far country" luke 19:12-27 the parable regarding the giving of pounds. And Matthew 25:14-30 the parable of the man traveling into a far country, to do with the giving and recieving of talents? I'd love to hear your interpretation.
Unfortunately, many who claim Christ as “Saviour” and “Lord” are trusting in themselves. That’s why MANY will hear “depart from me” and “I never knew you”. ua-cam.com/video/ECNSJopAgR4/v-deo.html
I think there might be interesting parallels to draw from John 6 - especially about the contrast between spiritual bread and physical bread. One provides more sustenance than the other. One is eternal, and one is not. The wise virgins had more sustenance than the foolish virgins.
There are similarities, but there are also differences: Matthew 7: They believed/trusted in their works more than they believed/trusted in Christ. Matthew 25: They believed/trusted in their false abundance of time to do the work they should do instead of believing/trusting in Christ that no one knows how much time they actually have. Conclusion: If you have faith that saves, you will trust in Christ alone and not in your works, but you will do them while you can. Saving faith does work, but doesn’t trust in it for salvation.
Not often I disagree with you. But here I think the virgins have oil as their lamps went out. So I think this passage is more to do with the kingdom to rule and reign with Christ. The knowing is an intimate knowing. There are many believers who know Jesus as saviour but not intimately. I agree with all the free grace stuff absolutely but this passage is kingdom ruling related like the one that follows. I guess I hold more of a G H Lang or Joseph dillow types view on this passage Love your channel
We don't need to analyse every detail because this is a parable, therefore has one main point. In this case it is that one needs to be prepared for the Saviour by believing in the Saviour.
This parable has nothing to do with the Body of Christ Church. It's Israel's doctrine. Many are called (10 virgins) but few are chosen (5 wise virgins). They are chosen as the ones who will be preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom to all the world before the end comes. It has nothing to do with the Body of Christ Church.
@rochelleschubert3374 Yes, but they do not believe until their 70th week of their prophecy begins. And then, 144,000 of them will preach Israel's Gospel in all the world before the 2nd half of their 70th week comes. That's when they are taken up to God (Rev 14) and the mark of the beast is implemented, and then those of Israel who believe what the 144k told them will run to the wilderness as God pours out His wrath on Jerusalem (Israel who didn't believe and didn't run to the wilderness). Rev 12 sign.
Amen 🙏 brother in Christ ✝️ God bless The 5 wise virgins were born again believers in the Lord Jesus Christ and the other 5 foolish virgins were non-believers
Most people are trying to Repent of their sins. The World View of Salvation is to Repent of sins to enter the Heaven's. This is a False Gospel! Good Works don't count for Salvation!
I have struggled with this. Not being entirely happy with any interpretation. My pondering s :- The kingdom of heaven is after the rapture, on earth. Matthew is addressing those who are not saved by grace, but law and works. The virgins are not the bride. The bride marries the groom who after becomes the bridegroom. The bridegroom tarries not the groom. Is the midnight cry the second coming? Vrs 9, The oil is works? You can "buy" by doing the will of the Father. But how can you share works? You are not saved by works until after the rapture. Vrs 10 Does "the door was shut" refer to the second coming? The Lord, Lord is an excellent missing part of the interpretation.
@@coopsawright7225 I can only infer since this is a parable. However, I believe it could represent the Holy Spirit. There’s also the contrast between the children of light (believers) and children of darkness (unbelievers).
@@coopsawright7225 Their lamps went out because they had no oil. You can’t become too dogmatic with a parable. Notice, they are all female virgins in the parable. Does that mean that only female virgins are saved?
Presumably the 5 go and buy oil then come back. If this is after the rapture but before the second coming the 5 must have had the mark of the beast in order to buy. Your comment about being too dogmatic may be why I have struggled with this parable?
In most examples, it seems the division is 50-50. Ten virgins have five foolish and five wise. Two shall be at the well, one shall be taken. Two shall be in bed, one shall be taken.
@@getkraken8064 the persons in the parables seem to be generally about the options every person has, not about what percentage of people we can expect to make specific decisions. A choice between good and evil can be represented by a story of 2 persons, or a story about a 1000 people were 7 make a choice for good. Which story makes more impact? Which story would lead people to assume the percentage is a law of nature?
Legit questions. Also if we are once saved always saved why are there verses that say we will be written out of the book of life for things? Also what is the unforgivable sin.
@BiblicalTestimonies unforgivable sin is rejecting the holy Spirit which is by rejecting the Gospel. It's unforgivable because when you permenantly decide to reject Jesus's sacrifice you have no one to pay for your sins. Judas cast out devils, yet he never believed in the first place. I believe that the name of Jesus is powerful and can rile up demons, but that doesn't mean you're saved.😊
@@BiblicalTestimonies because everyones name is in the book of life to start. Hence children go to heaven. And the unforgiveable sin is rejecting salvation, in a nut shell, when the holy spirit reveals it to you. ie the pharisees, rejecting Christ as the messiah and the prompting of the holy ghost. like in acts7 with stephen.
What about Matthew 7:16. Even though the context is false prophet's the concepts still stands. What about the wheat and the tares? Do works fit in your theology at all? What about sanctification?
Hey I have question about John 6:40 especially the seeing Son part .In context Jesus was speaking to the disciple who asked what is the Will of Father. Does see the Son part literally see in Flesh at the point as he was talking. Or it see that He is the Son of God and believing? Which is it?
Contextually, it’s referring to literally seeing Christ in the flesh. In verse 36, Christ says “But I said unto you, That ye also have SEEN ME, and believe not.”
Onorato Diamante does only one sin in your entire life make you defiled before God and unworthy for the kingdom of heaven? Does God require sinless perfection through your entire life ( i.e. 0 sins), otherwise you will need a Savior?
@@OnoDiamante virgins and a bride of Christ are not the same. Church; A bride of Christ ; we believers are going to meet Jesus in the air before the tribulation and then during the tribulation, those who are saved are called virgins who can come to the marriage of the Lamb (Revelations 19:7) His wife is a bride(church) not virgins.
I've tried to believe OSAS, and I still kinda do in a sense, but 1 Timothy 5:12 is given me so much trouble. This is the stumbling block. the biggest one. Can you make a video about this?
Hey, I think Renee Roland may have a explanation for the verse that you are talking about. The context is not in salvation, but rather the condemnation of others. ua-cam.com/video/zw63TGt91jU/v-deo.html
This is talking about a widow where her faith is in her husband not in Christ. Rather her pledge is the right word to use here. Her pledge is her marriage not her relationship with Christ.
@@King_Zilla Damnation is just a stronger word for condemnation. In this case, since they are believers, it is chastisement by the lord, not spiritual damnation. 1 Corinthians 11:31-32 For if we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged. But when we are judged, we are chastened of the Lord, that we should not be condemned with the world.
1 Timothy 5:12: This verse is saying that some younger widows in Ephesus had expressed a desire-perhaps even made some kind of promise or commitment to remain single and serve God with full, undistracted devotion. (1 Corinthians 7:34) As Paul puts it, they allowed their sexual desires to “come between them and the Christ.” (1 Timothy 5:11) Paul adds they were showing other fleshly tendencies, such as becoming “not only unoccupied but also gossipers and meddlers in other people’s affairs.” (1 Timothy 5:13) So in verse 14, Paul gives further direction about how younger widows can protect themselves from spiritual harm.
Yes, but its about the old covenant Jews during the 40 year generational transition period from old covenant to the new during time between crucifixion of Jesus and 70ad destruction of the temple. The Jews didn't automatically lose salvation when Jesus rose from the dead, but the destruction of the temple was the sign the old covenant came to an end. Basically everyone born on the day Jesus rose began the generation of everyone who needed to believe on Jesus for salvation.
What about Col 1:23? Works are in the bible. If you confess you believe in Christ with no contrition or no repentance or no change in you sinful ways then how can you be truly saved. I appreciate what your trying to do. I think you mean well. But I think your out over your skis. I also think your telling only half of the story. Works are in the bible. That piece of the puzzle has to fit in your frame somewhere or you don't love the whole word of God. You just love the some of it? God bless.
Romans 12 v 1 on is the path to knowing what the will of God is. Without this foundation you're floundering. As a believer, baptized into Jesus' name your "sacrifice" is actually worth something to God, as opposed to any other animal death. Hard to hear but true. Follow this path and it leads to a hard life, like the patriarchs and apostles, but Therin lies the reward. God isn't interested in your feelings, He wants you to acknowledge Him and what He has done for you, even before you were born.
Must rightly divide between reasonable service vs. required for salvation. Rightly divide the free gift vs. rewards. The will of God for salvation is to believe on the Son. Rom 12:1 and on is reasonable service, potential for rewards given by Jesus when those works are tested by fire in 1 Cor 3
Why is it only believing in him ?I believe I just ask can a simple thing keep someone god loves in a place that burns forever!! The crime don’t fit the bill man if god is all love surely he would go to the ends of the earth to save the 99 and the lost sheep
You have to think of two important principles. One, God is the creator and you are the created. Two, heaven is a never ending, eternal place. If you have a single shred of even the slightest thinking that you made it to heaven on your own, something you did, how good you are, that pride over an infinite period of time would grow to come at odds with God. You would eventually come to think you are equal with God. And that would get you kicked out, like satan did. Satan's pride was the reason he fell. Understanding Jesus paid it all and you have nothing without Him will keep you for all eternity. That's why you must believe ON Him alone.
My question is ❓ : is it the parable of the ten virgins. Or the parable of the kingdom of heaven . If you say , its a parable of the ten virgins , does that then make it from v 14 the parable of the man ,.
I always understood this to be a post rapture analogy in that these Virgins are those who must believe and do the works required. We are already the bride hence not the Virgins. Very interesting.
This interpretation IMO is just wrong. The foolish "virgins" are likened to the "Kingdom of Heaven". Now what "unbeliever" thinks they are wedded to Jesus and are going to heaven? Absolutely not one! The foolish virgins are saved Christians who love this present life MORE than they love God and the eternal life He purchased for us. (See what Paul says of Demas in 2 Tim 4:10) The fools of Matt 25:1-13 are judged "unworthy" to enter the Kingdom of Heaven to consumate with the bridegroom Jesus. The consumation of a Hebrew bride and groom would happen "before" the wedding celebration afterwards. They would consumate in a "chopa tent". The "evidence" of their virginity would be saved by the brides family afterwards. (soiled bedsheet - Duet 22:13-21 ) The consumation of the Christian believer is entering the glory of God's presence at the rapture, where the believer recieves his or her glorified body. In our case, the evidence of our "virginity" and "wisdom" will be the open door in heaven, where Jesus will rapture us to. All those left behind will witness their rapture and know that they were found worthy by God. The "good and faithful" believer enters into the "adoption" where the "building...eternal in the heavens" is given. (Matt 25:23, Romans 8:23, 2 Cor 5:1) This event is spoken about in innumerable passages, here are just a few: (2 Tim 2:12, Romans 11:20-22, Luke 21:34-36, Rev 3:3, Rev 3:7-8 etc etc) The foolish (but "saved" virgins) alive and dead, will not be raised or be taken up at the rapture as they failed their bema seat judgement. They will be moved across the timeline (translated) and be judged at White throne with all the rest of humanity. However, because of their born again status, and the sealing of the Spirit, they will recieve their promised eternal life and body then, but sadly, have been barred from "ruling and reigning" during the Millenial Reign of Jesus, as they were "grafted out" of that reward. They don't lose eternal salvation, that is gauranteed- (OSAS), but they do lose the privilege of serving, ruling, and reigning, with the bridegroom Jesus during His 1000 year Kingdom on earth.
“What unbeliever thinks they are wedded to Jesus and are going to Heaven?” How about the “MANY” who call him “Lord” and perform many wonderful works IN HIS NAME, who inevitably hear “I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity” did you actually watch the video?
@@OnoDiamante Brother Onorato I tried to send a message earlier but it got taken down. I am assuming because I left an email for you to contact me. FYI I have been very blessed by your teachings so I am not some troll who is trying to snipe at you. I believe in free grace, against Calvanism, believe Once Saved Always Saved etc etc. I did watch your entire video. I just simply disagree. I believe the Matt 7 "unbelievers" are different than the Matt 25 "virgins". I agree wholeheartedly there are plenty of tares in the church (some currently, some in the past) who will be told Jesus "never" knew them. That however is not what is being told to the "virgins". The virgins come into the parable with "oil" (annointing of the Holy Spirit). They have "lamps" ("...YOUR WORD is a lamp onto my feet, and a light unto my path" Psalm 119:105) They are called "virgins". The context 2000 years ago is they were "betrothed". Betrothed to whom?...the devil? If that were the case they never would have recieved any "oil" in the first place. All 10 virgins (wise and foolish) are betrothed to the SAME bridegroom. The word "know" in Greek between Matt 7 and Matt 25 virgins is different as well. Jesus has never "percieved" of the false brethren of Matt 7, with the virgins however, the word is used "relationaly". So in essence He's saying I have no "relationship with you". Every one of those parables in Matt 25 refer to a "master" returning to settle up with "His servants". Why would Jesus call unbelievers His servants? His bride? I pray brother that you will meditate on the verses I gave you in my first message. If you can come up with alternative interpretations I am all ears. I have studied this escatological subject for 35 yrs. I could be wrong for certain. But you would need to convince me via scripture. I believe the "church" as a whole today has strayed so far from the "earnestly waiting" (apekdechomai >please study this Greek word and its usage
I have no idea. It is possible. To me it is easy to be saved, it is much harder to "remain" in the faith. Paul speaks of the "race of faith". He mentions in 2 Tim 4:7 that he has "finished the race and kept the faith". He says in verse 8 that the "crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will give to (me) on that Day, and not to me only but also those who have (loved His appearing)." Sounds like keeping the faith was important and personal to Paul. Jesus warns in Rev 3:11 to "Hold fast what you (have) that no one may (take) your crown." I believe Jesus is saying clearly to the "faithful church" they can lose their crowns. Which is different than eternal salvation. As far as the eternal destiny of Nebuchadnezzar, I really don't know. Some have said yes, but I really haven't studied the subject. Why do you ask? What do you think?
@@goyaamerica6436 God calls the King of Babylon His servant, does this necessarily indicate a saved individual? “Behold, I will send and take all the families of the north, saith the LORD, and Nebuchadrezzar the king of Babylon, MY SERVANT, and will bring them against this land,” Jeremiah 25:9
If that were true, Jesus would have taken them along. Just because you say Lord Lord, doesn't mean you put your full trust in Him alone. Matt 7:21-23 shows these people boasted in their works as their response to their rejection. They believed ON themselves = work iniquity in verse 23. Sir's, what must I do to be saved? Believe ON the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved. For by grace you have been saved through faith, it is the gift of God, NOT OF WORKS, lest anyone should boast.
Ok , um your in error. The Ten Virgins is referring to the nation of 🇮🇱Israel. We as believers in the Dispensation of Grace are the body of Christ. And when your talking about Matthew, in verse we’re Jesus saying away from me I never knew you is not for us the body of Christ. It will be for jews . Try reading 📖 Acts all the way through Philemon. An make sure your reading a old King James Holy Bible or an Old Schofield Holy Bible. Have you ever read first Corinthians chapter 15 verse 1-5 or Galatians 1 chapter verse 6-10 or Ephesians chapter 1 verse 13-14 or 2 Timothy chapter 2 verse 13 . Oh wake up an study 📖
Well, a couple of things, first off the oil is a type of the holy spirit and the five that had enough holy spirit to Make it made it. The other who did not stay full of the holy Ghost didn't get to go. That's the sign of a very insecured god! This kind of person I would not want to have a relationship with because he's very insecure. Jealous and amongst a bunch of other very bad character traits. And as for God being in your corner?! Is he in the room now now? Blink if you can see him, and get help....
@@coopsawright7225 maybe a different therapist. And as for atheist proving anything, the burden of proof isn't on atheist. It's on the Christian to prove their claims. And it's sad that such a great big tough god couldn't provide you with anything.... Actually forgive my snarkiness. There is no God to provide you with anything. All the research in the world shows that... An atheists aren't against Christians or anybody else. That's in your mind. And sadly in the minds of many other christians.... And I must agree that proving Christianity is tantamount to proving flat earth....
Thanks Oronato. Sound explanation on this parable. Believe on the Lord Jesus and you shall be saved.
Amen, 👍 Another similarity is that one half of the virgins thought they were ready but they were unbelievers. In Matt 7 it's the same. Jesus simply says many.
those 5 foolish ones shouldnt have remained virgins then (they should've enjoyed life - same outcome anyway - instead, they remained virgins for nothing. if they're going to hell anyway, then they might as well sin to the max)
I think the lack of oil in the lamp is an analogy for not being sealed by the Holy Spirit. To not believe in Jesus Christ, the light of the world.
correct the problem was the oil the Holy Spirit....
So what is the seal of the Holy Spirit ?
@@nicholaschanvn What do you mean? The moment a person believes the gospel they are 'sealed' by the Holy Spirit. They gain eternal life at that moment of belief that Jesus Christ is God and that He was crucified, buried and rose from the dead on the third day to atone for the sins of humanity as a perfect, sinless substitute for human beings.
This is a tribulation passage hence the virgins.
The idea that the oil represents the Holy Spirit , contradicts scripture , we are told in Acts 8 v 20 , that we / you , can NOT buy the Holy Spirit .
Brilliant! So clear and obvious, Praise the Lord! Thank you dear brother, God bless you and your family. Keep up the good works 🙏❤️
@@coopsawright7225 the oil is the Holy Spirit hence why the foolish virgins had no oil in their lamps.
@@coopsawright7225I thought it was that they quenched the spirit.
@@patcola7335that your opinion or that or did you find that in scripture?
Great explanation brother. Most teachers like to slip in people righteous works in that parable. For Christians to get left behind at the rapture, because they were not on fire enough for God.
Thanks Ono! I really like the way you explain the gospel, you teach the true gospel.
Thank you, heard this at the perfect time 🕊💜
It all ties in. Scripture always supports scripture.
I never made the connection between the "Lord, Lord" verses, good spotting, and thank you. A side note; I think the little golden underlinings are very pretty!
The oil was the Holy Ghost (who is salvation: 1 Corinthians 6:19, Romans 8:16, and who anoints: Acts 1:8, Luke 12:10), not works. The lamps are bodies: those that have the oil in them are saved people, but those that have no oil but merely have the APPEARANCE of being functional lamps are unsaved people (Matthew 23:27, Matthew 7:15, 2 Corinthians 5:7, Mark 7:6, James 2:1). Praise God that he used you to lead me to finally understand this parable, brother Ono! Thank you!
The oil represents oil. The lamps represent lamps to put the oil in. They are commanded to watch. The 5 wise took that job of watching more seriously than the 5 foolish. It has nothing to do with the Body of Christ Church. We are outta here before Israel's 70th week begins.
OH MY GOD IN HEAVEN ,THANK YOU FOR JESUS!!!!!
Thank you again for another excellent teaching
Amen 🙏🏽. Concise and sound doctrine
Amen! John 3:16 ❤
And 1 John 5:13.,❤️⛪🙏
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Keep up the good work brother 🙏🙏🙏
"Yes, but what does it MEAN to believe?" 🤓
Amen, brother. Keep spreading the word!
to be convinced of something or give credence to.
Faith means the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.
not to be mean or anything but you ever use google? lol
@@williamhoward-t8ethey’re being sarcastic
Amen! please
Do one video on the man with one talent!
God Blessings You brother, Great Explained
Amen. Vessels in the Bible symbolizes human beings and oil symbolizes the holy ghost. The holy spirit is in every believer and being known of the lord means we have trusted in him as per Nahum 1:7
False. The original ones HAD OIL. Remember the lights WENT OUT.
@@davidchupp4460 I'm not so sure that's true. This seems to imply that there was no oil:
"They that were foolish took their lamps, and took no oil with them: But the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps."
I know it seems like they had oil at one time here:
"And the foolish said unto the wise, Give us of your oil; for our lamps are gone out."
In any case, it seems to be outside of the point of the parable. The point is that the wise have oil in their vessels and the foolish did not.
Do you deny that oil in the Bible symbolizes the holy ghost and that vessels symbolizes our bodies?
@@imsmarturnot8717 well most people don’t understand the difference between the kingdom of heaven and the kingdom of God. Once you understand the difference you’ll understand the parable.
@@davidchupp4460 What is the difference, David?
@@imsmarturnot8717 the kingdom of heaven is an earthly physical kingdom where the kingdom of God is bigger and can refer to just the physical, or just the spiritual, or include both the physical and spiritual.
Amen
I used to think this but actually, I think this parable is talking about rewards. This parable is parallel with Luke 12:35-36 where Christ urges his followers to keep their lights burning.
luke 12:35-36
Let your loins be girded about, and your lights burning;
And ye yourselves like unto men that wait for their lord, when he will return from the wedding; that when he cometh and knocketh, they may open unto him immediately.
Its practically the same idea as the parable of the virgins
I think its talking about faithful believers who persevered in works and were watching for Jesus' return. Moreover, the parable doesn't mention eternal damnation and Jesus' rebuke of the virgins is nowhere near as harsh as his rebuke of the false prophets in matthew 7:21, where Jesus proclaims that he NEVER knew them before calling them evil doers and ordering them to depart from him. Also, Jesus states explicitly that the crowd in matthew 7:21 won't enter the kingdom of heaven, whereas the parable of the virgins makes no such mention.
The parable of the virgins is not Body of Christ Church doctrine. It's Israel's doctrine. Those who God chooses to take Israel's Gospel of the Kingdom to all the world before the end comes. Some of them will be wise, and some will be foolish. The Body of Christ Church is outta here before God goes back to dealing with Israel according to their prophecy.
Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.
Believe is to be convinced of something or give credence to.
Amen brother 🙏🏻❤️
Alright the video I've been praying for! This parable has been a pain
excellent solud teaching again brother
Amen Amen
Amen brother! Very misunderstood scriptures. It's talking about the very same people as in Matthew 7.
Yes!! I'm ready to meet my Lord and Saviour, the blessed hope!!
I'm ready by no means of " working my way to heaven" only believing and trusting in Christ!
Amen & Thank You !!!
Great work as always brother. I am having trouble understanding the ending of the parable of the ten talents in Matthew. Maybe im confused on the time period and who Jesus is referring. Please if you could explain my brother, God bless
@j.s.8596but if it is by grace through faith alone, not of works, how could you say that our works using our allotted “gold” is the key to getting in or not getting into God’s kingdom? How do you square that?
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Can you please do a video explaining the parable of the unforgiving servant from the Gospel of Matthew?
Can you also please provide a discourse on Matthew 25: 31 - 46? Christ's judgement on the Nations, separating the sheep from the goats. Thanks
Simple. Amen!
@phoenixgamer1565, thank you for your very meek and humble reply. You see, in my stupidity, I thought because both lamps,(sets), went out, both lamps must have had oil in them. It must have been the wick that burnt out while they slumbebered and slept. I'm not, as you rightly pointed out, not very good at paying attention. Indeed, my span is quite short. Perhaps you could explain to me why the virgins were told to go and get some (oil). Would they not have known that it couldn't have been bought? Also, the fact that they returned, would that imply that they had indeed returned and gottent oil? Thank you for your time replying.
You’re efforts matter , thanks man.
Got any videos on chasining ? I wish I could’ve found out the easy way, That Fatherly scolding business is as real as it gets( I probably misspelled that)
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But the heavenly father chastises ALL whom he receives.
Too many are trusting in their works to save them. Not Christ.
@@coopsawright7225 I got it
Bullseye! ... sad, simple & true!
The lamp is the word, the oil I believe is our faith and with faith comes obedience.
MEANING ?
Amen 🙏🏻 💯👍🏻
Whatever yiur view of this passage is, it must be taken in context of the previous parables in chapter 24. Cheers
Yo, do people in heaven know what’s going on on earth? Will you remember your family? Can you make a video bro. Ty. I have watched every video on your channel multiple times
thank you brother......
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Matthew 5:15-16...and so same reference of letting the light shine for all to see. We are to gather the seed daily (the gospel) and spread it over the world so when Jesus tarries He will see our harvest and repay us with entry into heaven. This is how He will know us by our works and what we do. Don't be deceived, there are no mansions in heaven! Just being there in His presence is better than any "mansion". Go forth and Light up the darkness today!
This was awesome, question, do you know the interpretation of the "certain nobleman who went into a far country" luke 19:12-27 the parable regarding the giving of pounds. And Matthew 25:14-30 the parable of the man traveling into a far country, to do with the giving and recieving of talents? I'd love to hear your interpretation.
I'm ready to meet my bridegroom, Jesus Christ. My lamp has oil, the fire is burning. I'm ready, are you as well, my friend?
If they were unbelievers then why did they address the bridegroom as “Lord”? They obviously thought they knew him.
Unfortunately, many who claim Christ as “Saviour” and “Lord” are trusting in themselves. That’s why MANY will hear “depart from me” and “I never knew you”.
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Thats a HORRIBLE thought IM BLESSED knowing im redeemed 4 EVER by my AWESOME redeemer Jesus Christ ,thank very much Lord.
I think there might be interesting parallels to draw from John 6 - especially about the contrast between spiritual bread and physical bread. One provides more sustenance than the other. One is eternal, and one is not. The wise virgins had more sustenance than the foolish virgins.
There are similarities, but there are also differences:
Matthew 7: They believed/trusted in their works more than they believed/trusted in Christ.
Matthew 25: They believed/trusted in their false abundance of time to do the work they should do instead of believing/trusting in Christ that no one knows how much time they actually have.
Conclusion: If you have faith that saves, you will trust in Christ alone and not in your works, but you will do them while you can. Saving faith does work, but doesn’t trust in it for salvation.
If you believe in jesus, you will be prepared! Only unbelievers won't be prepared!
Not often I disagree with you. But here I think the virgins have oil as their lamps went out. So I think this passage is more to do with the kingdom to rule and reign with Christ. The knowing is an intimate knowing. There are many believers who know Jesus as saviour but not intimately.
I agree with all the free grace stuff absolutely but this passage is kingdom ruling related like the one that follows. I guess I hold more of a G H Lang or Joseph dillow types view on this passage
Love your channel
We don't need to analyse every detail because this is a parable, therefore has one main point. In this case it is that one needs to be prepared for the Saviour by believing in the Saviour.
This parable has nothing to do with the Body of Christ Church. It's Israel's doctrine. Many are called (10 virgins) but few are chosen (5 wise virgins). They are chosen as the ones who will be preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom to all the world before the end comes. It has nothing to do with the Body of Christ Church.
@@bugsocsollie1694 I agree that this is in a Jewish context. The believing remnant will be the ones who are ready.
@rochelleschubert3374 Yes, but they do not believe until their 70th week of their prophecy begins. And then, 144,000 of them will preach Israel's Gospel in all the world before the 2nd half of their 70th week comes. That's when they are taken up to God (Rev 14) and the mark of the beast is implemented, and then those of Israel who believe what the 144k told them will run to the wilderness as God pours out His wrath on Jerusalem (Israel who didn't believe and didn't run to the wilderness). Rev 12 sign.
Amen 🙏 brother in Christ ✝️ God bless
The 5 wise virgins were born again believers in the Lord Jesus Christ and the other 5 foolish virgins were non-believers
The shout from the groom is the rapture where our Lord Jesus returns for his bride/Church (in the clouds) and with a shout, a trumpet, we go to him.
Most people are trying to Repent of their sins. The World View of Salvation is to Repent of sins to enter the Heaven's. This is a False Gospel!
Good Works don't count for Salvation!
I have struggled with this. Not being entirely happy with any interpretation.
My pondering s :- The kingdom of heaven is after the rapture, on earth. Matthew is addressing those who are not saved by grace, but law and works.
The virgins are not the bride. The bride marries the groom who after becomes the bridegroom. The bridegroom tarries not the groom. Is the midnight cry the second coming?
Vrs 9, The oil is works? You can "buy" by doing the will of the Father. But how can you share works? You are not saved by works until after the rapture. Vrs 10 Does "the door was shut" refer to the second coming?
The Lord, Lord is an excellent missing part of the interpretation.
No one is ever saved by law and works. The law requires perfection (James 2:10).
@@coopsawright7225 I can only infer since this is a parable. However, I believe it could represent the Holy Spirit. There’s also the contrast between the children of light (believers) and children of darkness (unbelievers).
@@coopsawright7225 Their lamps went out because they had no oil. You can’t become too dogmatic with a parable. Notice, they are all female virgins in the parable. Does that mean that only female virgins are saved?
Presumably the 5 go and buy oil then come back. If this is after the rapture but before the second coming the 5 must have had the mark of the beast in order to buy.
Your comment about being too dogmatic may be why I have struggled with this parable?
can you do a video on the unforgivable sin. thank you
In most examples, it seems the division is 50-50. Ten virgins have five foolish and five wise. Two shall be at the well, one shall be taken. Two shall be in bed, one shall be taken.
@@coopsawright7225 I'm just pointing out the split is always 50-50 in all Bible examples. What can we extrapolate from that?
@@getkraken8064 the persons in the parables seem to be generally about the options every person has, not about what percentage of people we can expect to make specific decisions. A choice between good and evil can be represented by a story of 2 persons, or a story about a 1000 people were 7 make a choice for good. Which story makes more impact? Which story would lead people to assume the percentage is a law of nature?
If they are un believers how did they cast out demons and do miracles, and why do they call Him Lord if they don't believe?
Legit questions.
Also if we are once saved always saved why are there verses that say we will be written out of the book of life for things? Also what is the unforgivable sin.
@BiblicalTestimonies unforgivable sin is rejecting the holy Spirit which is by rejecting the Gospel. It's unforgivable because when you permenantly decide to reject Jesus's sacrifice you have no one to pay for your sins.
Judas cast out devils, yet he never believed in the first place. I believe that the name of Jesus is powerful and can rile up demons, but that doesn't mean you're saved.😊
@@BiblicalTestimonies because everyones name is in the book of life to start. Hence children go to heaven.
And the unforgiveable sin is rejecting salvation, in a nut shell, when the holy spirit reveals it to you. ie the pharisees, rejecting Christ as the messiah and the prompting of the holy ghost. like in acts7 with stephen.
What about Matthew 7:16. Even though the context is false prophet's the concepts still stands. What about the wheat and the tares? Do works fit in your theology at all? What about sanctification?
Hey I have question about John 6:40 especially the seeing Son part .In context Jesus was speaking to the disciple who asked what is the Will of Father. Does see the Son part literally see in Flesh at the point as he was talking. Or it see that He is the Son of God and believing? Which is it?
Contextually, it’s referring to literally seeing Christ in the flesh. In verse 36, Christ says “But I said unto you, That ye also have SEEN ME, and believe not.”
@Onorato Diamante oh thanks
@@OnoDiamante So is this still applicable to OSAS
@@King_Zilla Yes.
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say brother what about us that have not seen Jesus but still believe ?
Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed. John 20:29
@@OnoDiamante Amen brother!
I was subbed to your original channel. What happened? Have a blessed day
Onorato Diamante does only one sin in your entire life make you defiled before God and unworthy for the kingdom of heaven? Does God require sinless perfection through your entire life ( i.e. 0 sins), otherwise you will need a Savior?
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Could you do a video on kings 2:23-24 with the bear mauling, please 🙏 🐻
@SheepOfChrist818 Thank you🙏💯👊
How come they were unbelievabers when they were already calling him "Lord" and waiting for His coming as well?
Search for his videos concerning Matt 7:21-23 explaining why these people who say "Lord, Lord" are never known by God.
Faith is an inward persuasion of the heart not an outward profession of the mouth.
Hey Onorato, random question but were you raised Catholic? Just curious given your Italian sounding name.
Yes, I was raised Roman Catholic.
So I guess this means that once the Son returns, it will be too late to believe? Otherwise, the unwise virgins would have had time to go buy the oil.
So are the 5 wise the raptured church??
I heard that 5wise virgins are the Jews that have ‘faith and works’ to be saved during the tribulation. After Rapture, we are not there.
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@@OnoDiamante virgins and a bride of Christ are not the same. Church; A bride of Christ ; we believers are going to meet Jesus in the air before the tribulation and then during the tribulation, those who are saved are called virgins who can come to the marriage of the Lamb (Revelations 19:7)
His wife is a bride(church) not virgins.
I've tried to believe OSAS, and I still kinda do in a sense, but 1 Timothy 5:12 is given me so much trouble. This is the stumbling block. the biggest one. Can you make a video about this?
Hey, I think Renee Roland may have a explanation for the verse that you are talking about. The context is not in salvation, but rather the condemnation of others.
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This is talking about a widow where her faith is in her husband not in Christ. Rather her pledge is the right word to use here.
Her pledge is her marriage not her relationship with Christ.
@@Victor-zr9bm i see, so what would the damnation be?
@@King_Zilla Damnation is just a stronger word for condemnation. In this case, since they are believers, it is chastisement by the lord, not spiritual damnation.
1 Corinthians 11:31-32
For if we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged. But when we are judged, we are chastened of the Lord, that we should not be condemned with the world.
1 Timothy 5:12: This verse is saying that some younger widows in Ephesus had expressed a desire-perhaps even made some kind of promise or commitment to remain single and serve God with full, undistracted devotion. (1 Corinthians 7:34) As Paul puts it, they allowed their sexual desires to “come between them and the Christ.” (1 Timothy 5:11) Paul adds they were showing other fleshly tendencies, such as becoming “not only unoccupied but also gossipers and meddlers in other people’s affairs.” (1 Timothy 5:13) So in verse 14, Paul gives further direction about how younger widows can protect themselves from spiritual harm.
Since 5 made it and 5 didn't, I wonder if half of the world's population is going in the rapture.
Yes, but its about the old covenant Jews during the 40 year generational transition period from old covenant to the new during time between crucifixion of Jesus and 70ad destruction of the temple. The Jews didn't automatically lose salvation when Jesus rose from the dead, but the destruction of the temple was the sign the old covenant came to an end. Basically everyone born on the day Jesus rose began the generation of everyone who needed to believe on Jesus for salvation.
What about Col 1:23? Works are in the bible. If you confess you believe in Christ with no contrition or no repentance or no change in you sinful ways then how can you be truly saved. I appreciate what your trying to do. I think you mean well. But I think your out over your skis. I also think your telling only half of the story. Works are in the bible. That piece of the puzzle has to fit in your frame somewhere or you don't love the whole word of God. You just love the some of it? God bless.
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Romans 12 v 1 on is the path to knowing what the will of God is. Without this foundation you're floundering.
As a believer, baptized into Jesus' name your "sacrifice" is actually worth something to God, as opposed to any other animal death. Hard to hear but true.
Follow this path and it leads to a hard life, like the patriarchs and apostles, but Therin lies the reward.
God isn't interested in your feelings, He wants you to acknowledge Him and what He has done for you, even before you were born.
Must rightly divide between reasonable service vs. required for salvation. Rightly divide the free gift vs. rewards. The will of God for salvation is to believe on the Son. Rom 12:1 and on is reasonable service, potential for rewards given by Jesus when those works are tested by fire in 1 Cor 3
Why is it only believing in him ?I believe I just ask can a simple thing keep someone god loves in a place that burns forever!! The crime don’t fit the bill man if god is all love surely he would go to the ends of the earth to save the 99 and the lost sheep
You have to think of two important principles. One, God is the creator and you are the created. Two, heaven is a never ending, eternal place.
If you have a single shred of even the slightest thinking that you made it to heaven on your own, something you did, how good you are, that pride over an infinite period of time would grow to come at odds with God. You would eventually come to think you are equal with God. And that would get you kicked out, like satan did. Satan's pride was the reason he fell. Understanding Jesus paid it all and you have nothing without Him will keep you for all eternity. That's why you must believe ON Him alone.
My question is ❓ : is it the parable of the ten virgins. Or the parable of the kingdom of heaven .
If you say , its a parable of the ten virgins , does that then make it from v 14 the parable of the man ,.
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I always understood this to be a post rapture analogy in that these Virgins are those who must believe and do the works required. We are already the bride hence not the Virgins. Very interesting.
This interpretation IMO is just wrong. The foolish "virgins" are likened to the "Kingdom of Heaven". Now what "unbeliever" thinks they are wedded to Jesus and are going to heaven? Absolutely not one! The foolish virgins are saved Christians who love this present life MORE than they love God and the eternal life He purchased for us. (See what Paul says of Demas in 2 Tim 4:10)
The fools of Matt 25:1-13 are judged "unworthy" to enter the Kingdom of Heaven to consumate with the bridegroom Jesus. The consumation of a Hebrew bride and groom would happen "before" the wedding celebration afterwards. They would consumate in a "chopa tent". The "evidence" of their virginity would be saved by the brides family afterwards. (soiled bedsheet - Duet 22:13-21 )
The consumation of the Christian believer is entering the glory of God's presence at the rapture, where the believer recieves his or her glorified body. In our case, the evidence of our "virginity" and "wisdom" will be the open door in heaven, where Jesus will rapture us to. All those left behind will witness their rapture and know that they were found worthy by God.
The "good and faithful" believer enters into the "adoption" where the "building...eternal in the heavens" is given. (Matt 25:23, Romans 8:23, 2 Cor 5:1)
This event is spoken about in innumerable passages, here are just a few:
(2 Tim 2:12, Romans 11:20-22, Luke 21:34-36, Rev 3:3, Rev 3:7-8 etc etc)
The foolish (but "saved" virgins) alive and dead, will not be raised or be taken up at the rapture as they failed their bema seat judgement. They will be moved across the timeline (translated) and be judged at White throne with all the rest of humanity. However, because of their born again status, and the sealing of the Spirit, they will recieve their promised eternal life and body then, but sadly, have been barred from "ruling and reigning" during the Millenial Reign of Jesus, as they were "grafted out" of that reward. They don't lose eternal salvation, that is gauranteed- (OSAS), but they do lose the privilege of serving, ruling, and reigning, with the bridegroom Jesus during His 1000 year Kingdom on earth.
“What unbeliever thinks they are wedded to Jesus and are going to Heaven?” How about the “MANY” who call him “Lord” and perform many wonderful works IN HIS NAME, who inevitably hear “I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity” did you actually watch the video?
@@OnoDiamante Brother Onorato I tried to send a message earlier but it got taken down. I am assuming because I left an email for you to contact me.
FYI I have been very blessed by your teachings so I am not some troll who is trying to snipe at you. I believe in free grace, against Calvanism, believe Once Saved Always Saved etc etc.
I did watch your entire video. I just simply disagree. I believe the Matt 7 "unbelievers" are different than the Matt 25 "virgins". I agree wholeheartedly there are plenty of tares in the church (some currently, some in the past) who will be told Jesus "never" knew them. That however is not what is being told to the "virgins". The virgins come into the parable with "oil" (annointing of the Holy Spirit). They have "lamps" ("...YOUR WORD is a lamp onto my feet, and a light unto my path" Psalm 119:105) They are called "virgins". The context 2000 years ago is they were "betrothed". Betrothed to whom?...the devil? If that were the case they never would have recieved any "oil" in the first place. All 10 virgins (wise and foolish) are betrothed to the SAME bridegroom.
The word "know" in Greek between Matt 7 and Matt 25 virgins is different as well. Jesus has never "percieved" of the false brethren of Matt 7, with the virgins however, the word is used "relationaly". So in essence He's saying I have no "relationship with you".
Every one of those parables in Matt 25 refer to a "master" returning to settle up with "His servants". Why would Jesus call unbelievers His servants? His bride?
I pray brother that you will meditate on the verses I gave you in my first message. If you can come up with alternative interpretations I am all ears.
I have studied this escatological subject for 35 yrs. I could be wrong for certain. But you would need to convince me via scripture.
I believe the "church" as a whole today has strayed so far from the "earnestly waiting" (apekdechomai >please study this Greek word and its usage
@@goyaamerica6436 Do you believe Nebuchadnezzar the King of Babylon was saved?
I have no idea. It is possible. To me it is easy to be saved, it is much harder to "remain" in the faith.
Paul speaks of the "race of faith". He mentions in 2 Tim 4:7 that he has "finished the race and kept the faith". He says in verse 8 that the "crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will give to (me) on that Day, and not to me only but also those who have (loved His appearing)." Sounds like keeping the faith was important and personal to Paul.
Jesus warns in Rev 3:11 to "Hold fast what you (have) that no one may (take) your crown." I believe Jesus is saying clearly to the "faithful church" they can lose their crowns. Which is different than eternal salvation.
As far as the eternal destiny of Nebuchadnezzar, I really don't know. Some have said yes, but I really haven't studied the subject. Why do you ask? What do you think?
@@goyaamerica6436 God calls the King of Babylon His servant, does this necessarily indicate a saved individual?
“Behold, I will send and take all the families of the north, saith the LORD, and Nebuchadrezzar the king of Babylon, MY SERVANT, and will bring them against this land,” Jeremiah 25:9
The five foolish were also believers.
If that were true, Jesus would have taken them along. Just because you say Lord Lord, doesn't mean you put your full trust in Him alone. Matt 7:21-23 shows these people boasted in their works as their response to their rejection. They believed ON themselves = work iniquity in verse 23.
Sir's, what must I do to be saved?
Believe ON the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved.
For by grace you have been saved through faith, it is the gift of God, NOT OF WORKS, lest anyone should boast.
Ok , um your in error. The Ten Virgins is referring to the nation of 🇮🇱Israel. We as believers in the Dispensation of Grace are the body of Christ. And when your talking about Matthew, in verse we’re Jesus saying away from me I never knew you is not for us the body of Christ. It will be for jews . Try reading 📖 Acts all the way through Philemon. An make sure your reading a old King James Holy Bible or an Old Schofield Holy Bible. Have you ever read first Corinthians chapter 15 verse 1-5 or Galatians 1 chapter verse 6-10 or Ephesians chapter 1 verse 13-14 or 2 Timothy chapter 2 verse 13 . Oh wake up an study 📖
Well, a couple of things, first off the oil is a type of the holy spirit and the five that had enough holy spirit to Make it made it. The other who did not stay full of the holy Ghost didn't get to go. That's the sign of a very insecured god! This kind of person I would not want to have a relationship with because he's very insecure. Jealous and amongst a bunch of other very bad character traits. And as for God being in your corner?! Is he in the room now now? Blink if you can see him, and get help....
@@coopsawright7225 psychiatric...
@@coopsawright7225 maybe a different therapist. And as for atheist proving anything, the burden of proof isn't on atheist. It's on the Christian to prove their claims. And it's sad that such a great big tough god couldn't provide you with anything.... Actually forgive my snarkiness. There is no God to provide you with anything. All the research in the world shows that... An atheists aren't against Christians or anybody else. That's in your mind. And sadly in the minds of many other christians.... And I must agree that proving Christianity is tantamount to proving flat earth....
You missed the whole doctrinal application. That is for Israel during the tribulation.
haha lol you cooking
that is the worst interpretation i have ever heard... this man lacks Gods Spirit, seems lacking in knowledge to say the least..
@@peacefulsoul77 Profound rebuttal! I never thought of that before.
I typically agree with this guy but he gets this one wrong. They’re all virgins which makes them all believers at a minimum.
@@cathi7610 yes, we are the bride! The virgin bride of Christ!
@@PinkyToe how is it possible to be a virgin without first being a believer? I mean, the bride of Christ has to be a virgin.
@@garvinsmith4555A better question is: how is it possible for a believer to hear “I know you not”?
Lol you completely missed it . Your not even close . Lil this kid just makes up his own doctrine . How sad
@@willowapodosis4661 no he most CERTAINLY is not spot on lol .
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