-Removed-As I said dreams and visions can have anything in them and make a point about reality.
Concerning gravity I never said it is not real only thing I pointed out is we know what it does not what it is or and simply but knowing what it does, doesn’t tell us where it came from. You dispute that then answer the questions.
-Removed-God is Spirit. You can dance around that any way you like. You can by saying how
many Gods there are, and the answer is One; the same answer goes with the Spirit
of God, you can also say Father, Son, Holy Spirit, which is three who are One.
You don't accept that; it is the Trinity, the nature of God, which is far more complex
then our natural world, and why wouldn't it be?
-Removed-God is putting everything under Christ's feet; that has happened but the day that
Satan is put out of creation into the place prepared for him has not happened yet.
More than a few things have to happen first. The gospel is a victory; Jesus won. He
did it in such a way that Satan did his worst to Him here, and through his worse
Christ won, destroying the separation between God and man, but not all of mankind
cares, they reject Jesus as Lord and Savior, and you think that is acceptable to God
or Jesus, you don't think the warnings in scripture matter?
-Removed-My answer is telling you what the Trinity is as you ask; it isn't anything but giving
you the truth of scripture. I don't think your explanation can explain how the
scripture describes God when you go into the details of God's interaction with the
Father, Son, Holy Spirit, and man. We will examine your explanation of the nature of
God and see how unequivocally yours stands up to explaining God.
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-Removed-"Few" is the exact word the Bible uses to describe those who are saved.
"Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:
Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it." -- Matthew 7:13-14, KJV
Jesus did not come to save everyone, only those who choose to be saved. Jesus' salvation is NOT "automatic".
You put far too much on God "winning" in the Trumpian sense.
-Removed-The bottom line is that everyone can be saved, but not everyone cares or wants to
be saved, not everyone wants God ruling over them, and you think God will force
that on them, and will force them into His Kingdom when they love their sins more
than righteousness, love, grace, mercy and are thankful for the sacrifice Jesus made
on their behalf?
It isn't a matter of our versions; it is what the scriptures say, unlike an opinion on
reality, scripture is the only source of truth for such things as this discussion and
if you cannot back what you are saying with text, it is nothing but an opinion about
something you cannot point to a reason for it outside of this is what you'd like to
think is going on.