YES!!!!!Sorry; n2the light and Enow, it is pointless me trying to address all your posts.
We really must try to keep our posts shorter and discuss one issue at a time.
Preach it brother!!!
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YES!!!!!Sorry; n2the light and Enow, it is pointless me trying to address all your posts.
We really must try to keep our posts shorter and discuss one issue at a time.
That's something I don't understand about this view also.But you haven't given me the verses for how you arrived at that. I can at least give a verse that shows trib martyrs will rule and reign with Christ. God makes rulers of the vessels of dishonor...? If you give the verses for how you arrived there I may be able to follow you. This will require some study and contemplation on your part, but at least I might be able to follow along.
Yes, it's extreme, but it's not the same thing. God will destroy Jerusalem, and everyone will be gone from it, both righteous and wicked
Are you saying that's what I'm about?I also don't go for that whole "oh that's only about Israel" stuff every time its something unpleasant.
Your translation is different, and where the one reads "cut off" the other reads "destroy". So we need to look into these things to see which contains the best sense of the original.That's not how I read this:
21 Then this message came to me from the Lord: 2 “Son of man, turn and face Jerusalem and prophesy against Israel and her sanctuaries. 3 Tell her, ‘This is what the Lord says: I am your enemy, O Israel, and I am about to unsheath my sword to destroy your people—the righteous and the wicked alike. 4 Yes, I will cut off both the righteous and the wicked! I will draw my sword against everyone in the land from south to north.
Are you saying that's what I'm about?
Simple example . . . are we all building arks? No, because we recognize that God was talking to Noah. Do we gain from that part of the Bible? Of course we do. But are we to overlook who God Himself says He is talking to? I don't think so.
The faithful Christians being taken to a place of safety, is plainly stated; in Revelation 12:14.What is the difference between your model of being saved from the "tribulation," by being whisked away to a safe haven, and the Pre-tribbers who believe that they will be whisked away to heaven at the same time as in your model and then re-appear when the tribulation period is over.
Both model forms are questionable with respect to what is written in the scriptures.
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What do you think that passage means?
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The faithful Christians being taken to a place of safety, is plainly stated in Revelation 12:14.
The 'whisked to heaven' of the rapture, is not.
Sorry; n2the light and Enow, it is pointless me trying to address all your posts.
We really must try to keep our posts shorter and discuss one issue at a time.
Here is a Biblical end times scenario:
God promised to ‘never again flood the earth’, but He has ‘stored up a fire that will envelope the earth in flames’, a worldwide judgement/punishment, vividly described by all the prophets. Deuteronomy 32:34-43
This terrible fire and devastation will come upon the world unexpectedly, ‘While they are saying: All is peaceful, all secure, then destruction is upon them’. 1 Thess. 5:3, Isaiah 29:5-6, Revelation 6:12-17
Huge numbers will be killed by the fire, earthquakes and the resulting famines afterward. Jeremiah 9:22, Isaiah 34:1-8, Ezekiel 30:2-5
The Lord is not seen on that Day, but His faithful people are saved and protected, [not raptured] Isaiah 30:26b, Isaiah 43:2, Zechariah 9:5-16
Then, as in Ezekiel 20:33-38...by My outpoured wrath, [The Day of wrath] I shall bring you out of the nations and gather you back to Israel. The Lord is: ‘Waiting to show you His favor’, and to bless His faithful believing Christian people as they fulfill the promises to the Patriarchs and their destiny: ‘to be a light to the nations’. Isaiah 49:8, Matthew 5:4-16
I/ The 'woman' is Israel, representative of the twelve tribes. She gives birth to a man child, who can be no other than Jesus.There are a few things to note: -
1. The woman is representative of Israel at the start of Rev 12 and the time span of this prophetic chapter spans a period of over three ages/A little longer than 3,000 years.
2. She is spirited into the wilderness, which is not the Land of Canaan.
3. Satan does not begin to go after the woman until he is released from the bottomless pit during the last 20-30 years of the Millennium Age.
4. The Great tribulation period does not happen until after Satan is released from the Bottomless pit which is after the first 1,000 years of the Millennium Age has pasted.
Your belief that you will be spirited into the Land of Canaan and protected during the last 20-30 years of the Millennium Age is a fantasy on your part, just like the Pre-trib people believe they too will be spirited away.
Yes people can pick verses and claim that they support their belief system but unless the translation in you particular case is accurately transmitting the same message content of the Original text source, then you are only barking up the same tree as the people you are criticizing in your posts.
Does 2 Peter 3:7 make sense to you?Okay,the fire that you speak of is the consuming fire of the Holy Spirit ,so for you to say,God will not destroy the world with water but fire,is like me saying,I'm not gonna punch you in the face but I'll kick you in the face,don't make sense.
There is no mention of a earthquake when Jesus Returns. The big one is at the Sixth Seal.People are already being killed,in massive numbers from earthquakes and things,the real one happens at His return.
That is how it is now. This is obvious here, with the weird and fanciful notions about the end times..Next ,the famine is not for bread but for the Word..
Right. The deceived are those who listen to false teachings and fail to ascertain the truth as the Bible tells us.Again the end times are all about deception.....
Does 2 Peter 3:7 make sense to you?
There is no mention of a earthquake when Jesus Returns. The big one is at the Sixth Seal.
That is how it is now. This is obvious here, with the weird and fanciful notions about the end times.
Right. The deceived are those who listen to false teachings and fail to ascertain the truth as the Bible tells us.
My belief of the Christian peoples living in all of the holy Land is well supported by Bible prophecy.
There is no mention of a earthquake when Jesus Returns. The big one is at the Sixth Seal.
I think your argument there is a bit simple and doesn't help to further anything. The entire law and the prophets were God talking to Israel, so I think it's insane to even read them if one thinks they aren't to us too, (except for the parts we like a lot of course.)
I don't think anyone is going to read the law and the prophets and fail to take note that God was speaking to Israel, so I don't really have a response because...it's a silly remark to me.
I corrected you on four points in my post #191.That is your private belief and opinion, but I beg to differ based on the manner in which you assume that you have an understanding of the ET prophecies which bears no resemblance to what is contained in the original texts of the respective passages. You have come to your understanding from poorly translated English translations by people who continued their error from their understanding of Gen 12:1 and even earlier.
When Jesus Returns in His power and glory, every eye will see Him."A thief in the night" is an figure of speech that means that Christ shall come at an unexpected time. In the English it sounds like a very scary time, but lets see what it says in the original text. The "elements" are not the elements that you think of, such as gold, iron, oxygen and so on, but they are the "evil rudiments" that go to make up the evil in this earth age. This includes the evil spirits, the fallen angels, and all the things and forms of idolatry that cause flesh man to sin. The time of this burning will be at God's appointed time, so this verse is addressed to all those things that go to offend our Heavenly Father.
Maybe it is. But I have been on the Mount of Olives, it is quite steep. Perhaps it will be a landslide, anyway it will be just localized, whereas the Sixth Seal event describes mountains and islands moving worldwide. Revelation 6:14So you don't think Zechariah 14 is an earthquake?
I corrected you on four points in my post #191.
You now object to the scriptures that plainly state how all the faithful peoples will occupy all of the holy land, during the end times and of course; during the Millennium. You do this because the truth conflicts with your wrong beliefs.