Literal vs Metaphor challenge

@kellyjay said
I changed it because I wasn't quoting it I was talking about it. Are you okay?

@kellyjay said
It does appear he has a thought in his head and he judges everything by that, so what is actually said and written don’t matter as much as what he thinks.

@divegeester

Me too with being "brought forth in iniquity".

@divegeester said
Don't lie KellyJay.
You changed "in" to "into" because it supported your follow up claim that the baby was being born "into a world of iniquity rather than what the scripture says that the baby is brought forth in iniquity. Very different.

@kellyjay said
Okay dive had enough of your dishonest and lying charges. I am done responding to you. Hope you have a nice life.

@sonship said
@divegeester

Me too with being "brought forth in iniquity".

You read David's heart felt confession in Psalm 51 ?

This is when he committed adultery with a married woman and arranged to have her husband murdered.

It finally dawned upon him how very wicked his act was.

You never read that Psalm and thoroughly identified with it, though details of your failure may have differed ?

Still waiting for unequivocal responses to this question;

Is the entire book of Revelation meant to be read as being literal? Yes or No?


“Let your yes be yes and you your no be no”
Sonship

Zip.

@divegeester

Do you have a point to make about it?

@sonship said
@divegeester

Do you have a point to make about it?

I had a point. But you probably would dismiss it as "waffle."