Dorothy Mae
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I agree.In my opinion, it's the worst heresy ever taught in Christiandom.
Could be although they had the same attitude towards the prophets who testified of Jesus.I believe Jesus said that because the Prophets were testifying of him. Otherwise, he would be holding people accountable for the murders of people they never met, which would be unjust.
The difficulty with this view that seems all encompassing is that when Revelation applies to everyone it means it applies toI believe the Revelation encompasses all of history. I see it pertaining to anyone who knows our Lord vs. anyone who doesn't.
no one in particular. The letters to the churches, for example, were written to particular people, not everyone. Few but true Words from Jesus to you in particular have more power than all the other words he gave to everyone else put together.