I cant get my mic to work on pc for the life of me so I use my phone for calls. But if I need to stream from PC and talk im screwed. Any way to join a call from both phone and PC without getting kicked from one device? I can do 2 accounts yes but if I dont have to that would be best
Matthew 7:13 “Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it.
Of course this is where the stereotypical gates to heaven and hell imagery comes from because thats what it sounds like. But if you actually remember where gates are during Jesus' time, he is clearly referring to a city of which there are multiple gates. He says specifically "Enter BY the narrow gate", and "many who go in BY it"
"By" definitely changes the meaning of the sentence, and is definitely out of place if this is referring to two entirely different locations.
"Dont go in the left door, go in the right door" -easily may lead to two different locations
"Don't go in by the left door, go in by the right door" -clearly Implies 1 location with 2 entrances, unnecessarily/ confusingly worded otherwise.
This detail is pretty much confirmed IMO when Jesus says in Matthew 21:31 the pharisees WILL enter the kingdom of heaven.. Only the tax collectors and harlots will do so before them.
I was recently reminded of two movies, both of which feature similar plot points of breaking a curse; "Holes" and POTC "Curse of the Black Pearl".
In both of these movies, the curse is said to be "for always and eternity" and "eternal" respectively. But, again in both movies, the curse is broken by the victim doing what is right. Fulfilling the duty they promised, or returning what they stole.
One may say they are only foolish hollywood productions, but I just thought it was interesting to find out in the wild the motif of an eternal punishment being broken despite the common insistence that such is impossible. And this idea is not lost on the Bible either, for example with the destruction of all Israels generations for disobeying, this punishment being executed but not fully for obvious reasons.