Did Jesus Actually Exist?

I believe he is the one who made it possible for us to eventually be in eternal peace...

It is 24 Saints chosen to watch each one of the 24 time zones on Earth...

The white robes mean Christ-like...

The crown means worthy of eternal life...

The Lambs blood means they have died for their sins...and have suffered for others transgressions...

I believe he has risen from the dead...and destroyed death...

I wrote:

When you take terms that do not appear in scripture and attempt to define them metaphysically, you create a vortex of confusion that may swallow you whole.

I am not confused about what I have just said above...but if there is something you did not understand...I will explain it for you if you would like me to do so...

If you do not have any interest...then that is cool as well...

living them off in order to be free, and clean and one with God the Father...

Hmmm... So what did he save you from? Be specific.

Really?!
I thought they were " . . . the blameless are the ones that will be left over in [the earth]". (proverbs 2:21) You might consider reading verse 22 and see how it compares with the rapture teaching.

It's probably best for another topic, maybe 2 or more. There are many terms not appearing in scripture that have been incorporated into nominal christianity. That they may be spurious seems never to have occurred to those who spout them. They certainly have nothing to do with the life and sacrificial death of Jesus.

Ok so he saved you from slavery to sin and evilness. You see, it wasn't that painful...

. . . Anyways, No where in the Bible does it physically state the God the Father's name is "Jehovah" . . .

Again, a topic for another thread

. . . Knowing his name is only a privilege of the most high...

And I have not the slightest idea how far one would have to go to actually know it...

I certainly do not think any mortal knows what it is...

Unlike Jesus there is plenty of proof that Mohammad was a real person.

The Battle of Khaybar was fought in the year 629 between Muhammad and his followers against the Jews living in the oasis of Khaybar, located 150 kilometers (93 mi) from Medina in the north-western part of the Arabian peninsula, in modern-day Saudi Arabia. According to Muslim sources, the Muslims attacked Jews who had barricaded themselves in a fort.

. . . . the Bible simply never physically states his name is so...and all scripture passages are shrouds of mystery... I was only interested in giving you a heads up...because I honestly thought you were looking out for me...

I am looking out for you. It has not been fashionable in the last 100 years or so, to use the name Jehovah, although it was commonly in use for centuries before. Nevertheless, it is certainly more specific than the generic term 'god', which could mean any 'god'. The tetragrammaton is used many time in the Bible to denote the true God. Perhaps we should refer to Tetragrammaton as God's proper name? Seems a bit awkward, does it not?

Perhaps we should refer to Tetragrammaton as God's proper name? Seems a bit awkward, does it not?

Really?!
I thought they were " . . . the blameless are the ones that will be left over in [the earth]". (proverbs 2:21) You might consider reading verse 22 and see how it compares with the rapture teaching.

BTW mate...I was going to refrain...but it makes my bones quake not to speak....

If you do not know whether you would or would not want a bat rammed up your ass...then it is on you to understand why you would or would not...It is not on me to try to explain why or why not universally...although, I imagine a few nutters out there would take their precious time to explain how they think I could or should for them...

.everything is subjective...(beliefs, rejections, doubts) nothing is universal...(God, proof, evidence)

Not exactly Spades, I think it is a universal understanding that Spades does not like to have a base ball bat rammed up his ass but if you think you have evidence that there may be others that would enjoy such an event would you please share?