Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by wolfgang59
To be clear, and translucent/transparent is "several friends" a synonymic phrase equivalent to and equal therefore to your interpretation "site members who contribute to this forum" [yes] and if so does that meaning differentiate them from others who may or may not, but will have wished, to thus participate? [yes ...[text shortened]... in His presence for eternity] i.,e., [now in June, 2014, and following our physical death].
For the sake of clarity, and so that it is clear to everyone, without
wanting to prejudice future discussion do you believe/think/wish
that "site members who contribute to this forum" are your "several friends"?
Can you elaborate on the phrase "one and the same" when you
later differentiate the phrases with "the latter emphasising temporal"?
So your phrase "in time and eternity" has an imbedded meaning which
includes "faith in Christ, salvation resulting from a personal relationship
with god, and continues in his presence"? Which of those implicit
attributes is coded within "in time" and which within "and eternity"?
Does your use of superfluous/unnecessary/incongruous commas
denote hidden meaning to i.,e., [sic] ??