Why in the world should these two verses be used together?When I say I treat people as saying exactly what they mean, that includes addressing what exactly what they mean.
Your habit has shown differently. I don't think I've yet to see you actually address specifically what people say, much less what they mean.
For instance. I say Rev 11:8 & 17:13 simply say that great whore Babylon is that great city that is spiritually Sodom and Egypt, where the Lord was crucified. This is simple repetition of two verses of Scripture taken together. The conclusion I make therefore is obvious: That great city called Babylon the Great must be Jerusalem.
The two witnesses are killed in Jerusalem... but where does that equate to the Whore is Jerusalem?
Have I been asked specific questions?Your only response is to disagree without explaining why, and then just claim I am adding or taking away from the words of God. What you show is, that if anyone does not agree with you, then you automatically say they do not agree with God and are corrupting His words.
I do not recall saying that if you disagree with me then you are disagreeing with God.
I am asking questions and not going down blind paths.
If you want an explanation... ask me specific questions.This is an example of not bothering to address what they mean, but only making an empty charge based upon you not agreeing with them, nor bothering to explain why.
I don't recall being asked a specific question. A question that is not a leading question... because those are not really honest, are they?You are not someone who seriously disputes things about the Bible, but are only someone that either agrees or disagrees with someone according to your own thinking. If you agree, you pat them on the back. If you disagree, you make empty charges and mockery of what they say.
That is correct. I have not seen anyone who thinks the same as I do.And frankly, I don't think I've even seen you agree with anyone at all.
So that would lead me to think I am on to something.
Who in the past has ever been able to make sense out of Revelation? Not any so far.
So why can God not be opening the blessings He promised to show His people visions and dreams.
Or I might be wrong.
But no one has proven me wrong yet... but then again no one has asked me questions detailed enough for me to prove my points.
You are not actually explaining anything to me. You are presenting your views that I find flawed.I'm taking the time to explain these things to you, with hopes you will begin to at least say why you disagree with someone, by addressing any specific point we make, and showing how it is in error.
No offense to you or anyone else... but I don't see anyone's views as complete enough to fit all the available references in Revelation.
Who knows.Who knows, you may succeed, and I will be thanking you for the correction.
So ask some simple and direct questions to points you might be open to a different opinion on.
Trust me my answers will not be the same as others.
They might sound the same on the surface... but ask more detailed questions to get deeper understandings.
I will be honest with you. And will you actually listen with an open heart? Not open like "empty headed" but open as "willing to give another perspective a chance"?