Chariots of God (Scripture & Photo Examined)

A person who knows what the Holy Spirit and chariots of God look like can identify them in a photograph. Along with providing scripture which support my claims, that is precisely what I have done.

So when are you going to get around to showing me a description of a halo in the Bible. Because I don't believe there is one. And I cannot trust you because you seem to be delusional given your review of photographs.

Yet another unsupported assertion from you. You have provided no evidence to support your assertion that you know what the Holy Spirit and chariots of God look like. Nor have you provided any scripture that supports such a claim. In fact I doubt seriously that you can provide any scripture that even mentions you much less what you know.Isn't it time you stop spouting really silly nonsense and falsehoods?

Ezekiel wheels in the bible describes what the chariots of God look like. The chariots of God are the living works in the Holy Spirit.We know through scripture that the Holy Spirit was alighting and remaining upon Jesus in bodily form. Is there anything in biblical artwork other than the Halo alighting and remaining upon anyone? No. The Halo is the bodily form of the Holy Spirit. How did I figure this out? I have seen the Holy Spirit with my own two eyes and can easily visually identify a photograph and/or artwork of Him. Edited by ScottRP, : No reason given.

What most of the word does understand - and you do not - is that spirits can not be photographed. If they could be, they would be studied by science.

You keep making unsupported and factually incorrect assertions. Sorry but nothing in Ezekiel says that. The chariots in Ezekiel are chariots. In addition there is nothing in Ezekiel to make me think that it is factual. Ezekiel is also Old Testament and not related to Jesus in any way. Well, no we do not know that and you continue to confuse fantasy with reality. Art work is not reality, it is artwork. But there are other examples of such things, flames and doves are two great examples and in fact there is even a Christian holiday that you may have heard about called Pentecost where the Holy Spirit is described as tongues of flame as on a candle. And again you return to making extravagant unsupported assertions. You have offered no evidence that you have ever seen the Holy Spirit or can identify it or that the Holy Spirit is some entity that even could be seen or identified.

Try telling that to all the people who have taken photographs of spirits.Edited by ScottRP, : No reason given.

You have it backwards. THEY have to try to convince other people that dust is spirits.

Why should they bother with you? You erroneously have your mind set that it is all dust.

Well, dust IS dust. When you sweep under the couch, do you assume that all of that dust is spirits too?

And you just know that others are wrong and you are right?

There is ample evidence that water spots exist.There is ample evidence that dust exists.There is ample evidence that out of focus pictures exist.Each of those can explain the photographs you have presented.You seem unable or unwilling to actually provide any evidence that what you claim exists.A reasonable person will accept explanations that can be supported by evidence over those supported only by fantasy.

I have shown you real photographs of the Holy Spirit and chariots of God. And provided scripture supporting my claims. I do not believe that you will do any better than that unless you see them for yourself.

Not true. You have shown us pictures that you assert show the Holy Spirit and chariots of God but have offered us absolutely no evidence to support that assertion. Again, that is simply not true. No place in the Bible are photographs mentioned.

Right back at you: Why are YOU so sure that you're right and everybody else is wrong? When you see a horse, is it a horse or a unicorn with its horn amputated?When you see something that LOOKS ordinary (like a speck of dust), the sensible approach is to conclude that it IS ordinary - unless there is extra evidence to show that it is extraordinary. How would you distinguish between a spirit and an ordinary speck of dust?