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18/05/24

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Originally posted by wotsup: ↑

You avoided addressing points made.

"Forst you might wish to acknowledge that the soul (some of which were under the altar) is a SPIRITUAL REALITY."

I'm not seeing the reality aspect and if you addressed some questions raised, that may have been understood by you.

There is absolutely no logic or reason for them to be waiting under the alter for such a long time, regardless of what time is to God.
Not to mention, it also goes against your teaching, of the various degrees of closeness to God, that people would have.
Are you suggesting that the good and bad guys are all sharing this under the alter together???????
It really suggests happy times NOT and that is also shown by the ones under the alter, asking how long etc, which suggests it's bothering them.

You have also ignored the Able quote example, which if applied to the Rev quotes, fits perfectly, not to mention the raising etc in the last day.
Not to mention, if one moves on after death as you say, what is the point and purpose of this future raising in the last day, which the Bible is VERY clear on, or do you just toss that aside?

"If God and these souls share the same SPIRITUAL substance"

The Bible is clear, that this is or could only happen in the last day, on Jesus's return, they put on the incorruptible.

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Abel quote refers to the symbolism of a spirit crying for justice soon after the body has been killed. It's basically saying that God cannot be deceived when you sin. Nothing to do with the immortality of the spirit.

You are unable to discern the difference between the verses of the Bible that speak of the condition of the spirit after bodily death and the condition of the spirit when a Manifestation of God calls out to all creation "I am the Resurrection and the Life"

There's an important distinction between the two and you are confused between which verses refer to physical death and which refer to spiritual death.

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