Isaiah 65
the one who dies at a hundred
will be thought a mere child;
the one who fails to reach[a] a hundred
will be considered accursed.
One of the funniest verses in the Bible. Because big boys and girls like to believe they know all, but reality is, they are just mere children — if they are younger then 100
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6 responses to “Do You Think of Yourself as an “Mere child””
That’s all after God creates the Starfleet Federation.
@luftballooneyegouge Specifically, Jesus pointed out the Kingdom does *not* come literally from the sky in such a way anyone could see it.
These ideas in this age are getting part of the message out.
But, there is much stealth to such things. A thief works at night, takes things, then people wake up and some find something is missing, others find something new given.
@five2one
The biggest thieves steal during the day in plain view behind impressive desks and lecterns.
@luftballooneyegouge “The biggest thieves steal during the day in plain view behind impressive desks and lecterns.”
I want to talk about seeing things ordinarily not seen. But, your nick reminds me, I can tell from it, you have seen things difficult to believe.
People make mythology out of truth, and truth out of mythology.
No spacecrafts needed where everyone can teleport.
As for the science of teleportation, we see we are probably not so far from it. Both in observation of ‘quantum entanglement’ and in Electrons ‘quantum leaps’.
What is less readily observed is the very being of celestials, who are beings of light, beings made of fire and wind.
And who, as such, can change form at all…. or even more handy, “possess” multiple people at the same time.
TV tells earth that an invasion is alien and endangering to their own self. But, that is just bland fear focused cinema.
Who cares… without such things being backed up by science
QUESTION: root word being quest, to seek, to ask why…
Perhaps the true spelling should be Questian, as one being a member of a group, seeking answers…
The mind of man is childlike, always asking for an answer. Asking a divine being for divine directions, even unto old age.