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This material world has an expiration date (Rev 22:1-2).

We are spiritual beings temporarily housed in human flesh.

Historians‘ manuscripts validate Scripture, Petros. See Jewish historian Flavius Josephus (AD 37-100). https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/religion/maps/primary/josephusjesus.html#:~:text=Jospehus%27%20Description%20of%20Jesus,and%20many%20of%20the%20Gentiles.

I’m just scattering seed, TS. The Gardener makes things grow (1 Cor 3:7).

The body of Christ on earth today is the ekklesia (1 Cor 12:27; Eph 4:12).

God speaks today through the agency of his Spirit in creation, in Scripture, and in the embodiment of Christ. How is Christ embodied today?

Wedding clothes are available (Matt 22:11-12), if you happen to change your mind (Rom 12:2).

Spiritual realities (1 Cor 2:12-14).

Two questions here: “Why blood sacrifice?”and, “Why not just say?” In a word, the answer to both is existential. Before God spoke everything into being, there was only spiritual reality. Since God spoke everything into being, matter exists. Now we’re dealing with a different reality. The...

What do you make of the animal sacrificial system instituted by God among ancient Hebrews?

TS, you asked who needs redemption? (post #25). The first statement in my response (post #26) reads: “Everyone is in need of redemption.” https://www.gotquestions.org/redemption.html Thoughts?

So, Jesus was ill, died and resurrected? That’s the redemptive narrative in the Bible?

https://www.gotquestions.org/redemption.html

Please tell us what you mean by “got better”, TB.

How do you understand redemption, TB?

Tell us about that.

Distortion in all of God’s image-bearers and our created artifacts expresses our collective and individual need for redemption. The standard is Christ. Glory in the human population and our products displays his redemptive mission accomplished.

By “it“ you mean “perfect love,” TB? It only costed the giver - his life.

God speaks through His glorious and distorted image-bearers and their created artifacts. Both support His redemptive narrative in the Scripture.

1 John 4:18