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But if his blood has taken effect, then Christians should be physically immortal...

We have been redeemed, but what I said is true. Otherwise, you would be able to see God. Let me ask you this, has Jesus's blood taken effect yet? Think about this verse Romans 8:11: "And if the Spirit of him who raised Jesus from the dead is living in you, he who raised Christ from the dead will...

We can't speak face to face with God because if we did we would die (because of our sin). Otherwise, God would speak physically with us all the time. If you'd like me to explain more please let me know.

Ah I see, I'd like to inform you that if you wish to get close to Jesus, do it through his word. John 14:23 lets us know that those who love Jesus obey his word. Though if you wish to be super close to Jesus, then let me know in Direct message!

My question for you is why do you want an out of body experience , and how do you think it will bring you closer to Jesus?

Actually, the tribulation is separate from the events of Revelation 6. Revelation 6 judgement comes upon a certain group of people, while the great tribulation comes upon the entire world.

War and famine don't have to be physical. Read Amos 8:11. The famine is referring to a time when people won't hear the word of God. i.e not physical.

Not all of them actually.

I meant to say shouldn't

But should Jesus = God = Holy Spirit ?

Thanks for your response

Wait, isn't the advocate different from Jesus? John 14:16 "And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another advocate to help you and be with you forever—" Jesus is asking God to send "another advocate", this another advocate, is it not somebody else that's not Jesus?

Wait, doesn't this break the doctrine?

So just trust that it will just all work out the end........

1 Cor 12:12-27 Is talking about people in the church, not churches themselves. Churches today are just as divided as the Jews during the first coming. Some believe in salvation through Baptism (with physical water), some believe in salvation by just saying "I believe that Jesus is the Messiah"...

I must ask then, which verse tells us Christians that's it's ok to be divided? If each denomination is preaching something different, will they all go to the same heaven that's talked about in the bible? My biggest example of this is Heaven and Hell, vs. Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory. I mean...

But why are there any differences at all...isn't it the same word?

Amen, the devil has definitely split us in many ways.

This is really helpful actually. May I please ask for some verses on how the holy spirit and Jesus are the same as well?

If we all believe in the same Bible, what caused a split in the religion?