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You're arguing against the doctrine of Amillennialism.
Any part of Amillennialism can easily be refuted. It is an unbiblical doctrine.
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You're arguing against the doctrine of Amillennialism.
Not any part of Premillennialism can be proven. It is an unbiblical doctrine.Any part of Amillennialism can easily be refuted. It is an unbiblical doctrine.
Would your explain in more detail what you mean by...."there will be saints on the earth at this time"...Would your explain in more detail what you mean by...."there will be saints on the earth at this time"...and "never to the unconfessed stangers of the earth"?
- at what "time" are you referring to?
- in "unconfessed strangers" are you referring to those left behind in a pre-mil "rapture?
What has this got to do with the OP titled "The Israel of God - Children of the Promised Seed"?
Not any part of Premillennialism can be proven. It is an unbiblical doctrine.
You are wise not to interpret Scripture yourself. Since you have nothing to add from God's Word, I will stick with the reading of God's Word instead of human interpretation and opinion.If we all did that to scripture, how many different "heresies" like yours come out of scripture. How would you know truth if everyone did what you just did to scripture! Try preaching that one out to Jesus!
.un NO!
And for very good reason.That's false though. The first known Amillennialist opposed the canonization of Revelation. Obviously he didn't like what Revelation 20 says about the Millennium. To this day, Amillennialism rarely quotes from it.
Rev. 20 is used to create the doctrine and no other scripture anywhere supports it.
1- "You are wise not to interpret Scripture yourself." I would say that it would be wise for you to learn something about hermeneutics yourself Tim. The 144,000 is in no way those who are going to be on earth after the second coming. The ONLY time you see 144,000 mentioned is the 144,000 that are "in heaven".You are wise not to interpret Scripture yourself. Since you have nothing to add from God's Word, I will stick with the reading of God's Word instead of human interpretation and opinion.
No Tim - as seen above, they are NOT the wheat or the tares that wil "be on earth during any 1,000 year millennium!The 144k are the disciples during the period after the Second Coming.
I never said the 144k were the wheat of Matthew 13, nor the sheep of Matthew 25. 3 separate groups of entirely different people chosen by God.1- "You are wise not to interpret Scripture yourself." I would say that it would be wise for you to learn something about hermeneutics yourself Tim. The 144,000 is in no way those who are going to be on earth after the seconcd coming. The ONLY time you see 144,000 mentioned is the 144,000 that are "in heaven".
The text:
Rev 14:1...Then I looked, and lo, on Mount Zion stood the Lamb, and with him[Christ] a hundred and forty-four thousand who had his name and his Father's name written on their foreheads. (Who are those 144,000? They are those whose name were written in the lambs book of life)
Rev 14:2...And I heard a voice from heaven like the sound of many waters and like the sound of loud thunder; the voice I heard was like the sound of harpers playing on their harps, ("from heaven" makes it clear that this scene is a heavelny scene)
Rev 14:3...and they sing a new song before the throne and before the four living creatures and before the elders. No one could learn that song except the hundred and forty-four thousand ...who had been redeemed from the earth.
a) before the throne...the throne can only mean the throne that is in heaven - not on earth. (Jesus never sat on a throne on earth. Heaven is where his throne will always be.)
b) the 144,000 clearly are those who were on earth but had been redeemed from the earth and are with the Lord. (The 144,000 is a figurative number that represents the OT believers and the NT believers that are/will be "in heaven" ---- the 12 tribes + 12 apostles x 1,000 = 144,000)
c) from the earth...the redeemed "from" the earth are those "in heaven" who now sing a new song of rejoicing before the throne that is in heaven.
Rev 14:4...It is these who have not defiled themselves with women, for they are chaste; it is these who follow the Lamb wherever he goes; these have been redeemed from mankind as first fruits for God and the Lamb,
d) the "redeemed" in heaven that follow the Lamb (Christ) are still "in heaven" and follow him wherever he goes "in heaven.
Rev 14:5...and in their mouth no lie was found, for they are spotless. (these can only be those whose sins have been forgiven by the blood of Jesus sacrifice on the cross.) No Tim - as seen above, they are NOT the wheat or the tares that wil "be on earth during any 1,000 year millennium!
I would suggest that "You are wise not to interpret Scripture yourself. Since you have nothing to add from God's Word. Therefore, I will stick with the reading of God's Word instead of (your) human interpretation and opinion.
Tim's post #85....That "remnant" you are looking for are the 144k, the sheep from Matthew 25, and the wheat from Matthew 13. This is God's handpicked firstfruits to multiply during the Millennium like Noah's offspring multiplied after the Flood.
I never said the 144k were the wheat of Matthew 13, nor the sheep of Matthew 25.
3 separate groups. How many times to explain a remnant? The 144k are mentioned in Revelation 7 and 14. They are not the sheep mentioned in Matthew 25. The sheep are not the 144k. Neither the 144k nor the sheep are the wheat from Matthew 13. But all 3 unique groups make up the remnant of those coming out of the GT. The church does not go through the GT. The church was glorified and taken to Paradise prior to those 144k sealed after the 6th Seal. The sheep come after the 7th Seal is opened, and are not the 144k. The sheep are harvested, their souls removed from Adam's flesh, before the wheat is harvested. The wheat is from all the Nations on earth. The Sheep are those separated from the goats of Israel. The 144k are those disciples that follow Jesus the Prince around while the sheep and wheat is being harvested by the angels. 3 separate groups of those hand picked by God after the church is removed. None of them are the church in Paradise. The church is not on earth, until after the NHNE, over 1,000 years later.Tim's post #85....
That's an "oxymoron."3 separate groups. How many times to explain a remnant?
1- "You are wise not to interpret Scripture yourself." I would say that it would be wise for you to learn something about hermeneutics yourself Tim. The 144,000 is in no way those who are going to be on earth after the seconcd coming. The ONLY time you see 144,000 mentioned is the 144,000 that are "in heaven".
Many martyred for their faith were considered heretics by an apostate church. I am just pointing out that Jesus is the Word that explains the 144k. Jesus is the Word that explains the wheat in Matthew 13. Jesus is the Word that explains the sheep in Matthew 25. Do you think Jesus has a vivid imagination?That's an "oxymoron."
"a" = 1 group not 3 separate groups. That's a product of your own vivid imagination that is a false interpretaton of the wheat and the sheep and it's consdered to be a heresy.
Your entire theology that you have presented as a dispenstionsalist is contrary to God's overall plan of redemption that begain in Genesis 3:15. That "plan" continued through the OT with promises in the OT covenants as a foundation to build on until the final covenant of redemption by Christs' blood on the cross. After He had inaugurated the New, and final, eternal Covenant, that "eternal" covenant became the last covenant to be made to mankind. There is no more need for any millennium, no need for a new temple, (for Jesus is the temple) and no more sacrifices since Jesus was the Lamb that was sacrificed once and for all. In other words, the "church" (God's chosen people) originated in the Garden of Eden, climaxed in the ressurection of Christ and will be realized when Christ returns on Judgment Day and not before.3 separate groups. How many times to explain a remnant?
Your proof is that the church has been in the Garden of Eden even through the Flood? Where is this Garden now?@ TimtoflyYour entire theology that you have presented as a dispenstionsalist is contrary to God's overall plan of redemption that begain in Genesis 3:15. That "plan" continued through the OT with promises in the OT covenants as a foundation to build on until the final covenant of redemption by Christs' blood on the cross. After He had inaugurated the New, and final, eternal Covenant, that "eternal" covenant became the last covenant to be made to mankind. There is no more need for any millennium, no need for a new temple, (for Jesus is the temple) and no more sacrifices since Jesus was the Lamb that was sacrificed once and for all. In other words, the "church" (God's chosen people) originated in the Garden of Eden, climaxed in the ressurection of Christ and will be realized when Christ returns on Judgment Day and not before.
Sorry Tim, but God never intended for us to have to spend the amount of time that dispensationalist do to promote a complicated "theory" of drama that 100 theologians can't even agree on!
Yes, in it's raw form,...Your proof is that the church has been in the Garden of Eden
Yes, even through the flood the line of Adam is continued through Noah, Abraham, David and then to Mary line (and step-father Joseph's line)even through the Flood?
In heaven, where that "tree of life" was in the Garden of Eden but is now seen to be in "the New Jerusalem."Where is this Garden now?
So what then is the issue with the 144k, the sheep, and the wheat? You don't like the 1,000 years after the Second Coming?Yes, in it's raw form,...
- God was the head of the "church of Paradise"...Gen. 2:15 - "the Lord God took the man and place him in the Garden of Eden to work it and watch over it."
- God was, and still is, the head of the "church" (ekklesia).Yes, even through the flood the line of Adam is continued through Noah, Abraham, David and then to Mary line (and step-father Joseph's line)
- Adam was the first "pastor of the "church"
- Eve was the first "member of the congregation in the wildernes."
- Eve was the "mother of all living." (Gen. 3:20)
- Sin enters the new "church" through Adam and Eve's disobedience.
- Adam and Eve tries to cover their sins by making for themselves "aprons of fig-leaves" (indicating that man cannot cover up their own sins.)
- Sins consequence...Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the Lord God walking in the Garden at the time of the evening breeze and they tried to hide themselves (The knowledge and confession of sin before God)
- God kills an animal as "the first sacrifice" (Thus the first animal that died was a sacrifice in blood, or Christ in a figure.)
- Coats of skins...It was God that made "coats of skins" (Only through the shed blood of the cross can sins be covered.)
- God curses the serpent but not the man or the woman.
- God drove them out from the Garden to prevent them from eating of the "tree of [eternal] life" that was at the center of the Garden.
- The first "offerings" of the "church family" were made by Cain and Abel but God only accepted Abel's animal sacrifice.
- Abel (a shepherd) was their "first-born son" just as Jesus was the first born son of Mary.
In heaven, where that "tree of life" was in the Garden of Eden but is now seen to be in "the New Jerusalem."
Rev 2:7...He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To him who conquers I will grant to eat of the tree of life, which is in the paradise of God.'
Rev 22:2...through the middle of the street of the city; also, on either side of the river, the tree of life with its twelve kinds of fruit, yielding its fruit each month; and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations.
Rev 22:14...Blessed are those who wash their robes, that they may have the right to the tree of life and that they may enter the city by the gates.
Rev 22:19...and if any one takes away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God will take away his share in the tree of life and in the holy city, which are described in this book.
That "tree of life" symbolizes that the "church" of all God's people originated in the Garden and ends in the garden. It never stopped growing and is the very message that Ephesians 2 is referring to that is of all God's remant - the body of Christ/Jews and Gentiles.
You completely ignored my post and continue to dwell on the 144,000 and a 1,000 year millennium with sacrifices re-instated and in complete denial that my post showed that once Christ died and was resurrected, the temple in Jerusalem destroyed and the fact that there is NO mention of the 144,000 in the gospels or the epistles nor is there any mention of a 1,000 year millennium in the epistles either. You still keep your head in Revelations' drama and controversial symbolism rather than the superior message in the Garden of Eden, the historical event from the birth of Christ to his resurrection and the epistles as if they were irrelevant instead of the most important passages in scripture!!!!So what then is the issue with the 144k, the sheep, and the wheat? You don't like the 1,000 years after the Second Coming?