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It fulfilled the prophecy. You have a very carnal way of looking at scripture and you clearly use only flawed human wisdom and your own understanding to understand it, but it must be spiritually discerned. Proverbs 3:5 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own...

Yeah, that's the Premill argument, but it's a very weak one. He wouldn't. He won't address that. Any time a question is asked regarding something he says that doesn't make any sense he either doesn't respond at all or he responds with an angry rant that does not answer the question.

Believe what you want. I'm done. Please ask God for wisdom (James 1:5-7).

Abraham's bosom wasn't paradise. Paradise is the third heaven. 2 Corinthians 12:2 I knew a man in Christ above fourteen years ago, (whether in the body, I cannot tell; or whether out of the body, I cannot tell: God knoweth; ) such an one caught up to the third heaven. 3 And I knew such a man...

I did not say otherwise, of course. What does this mean? Nonsense. The souls of the dead in Christ will be gathered from heaven to descend with Jesus from heaven and then their bodies will be resurrected and changed at which point they, together with those who are alive and remain, will be...

Did I seem like I wasn't sure of what I was saying? LOL at you. It says there would be 69 weeks unto Messiah the Prince. I believe that refers to there being 69 weeks passing until Messiah the Prince is revealed as the Messiah. It does not say it would be 69 weeks unto the Messiah being cut off...

Amillennialism teaches that the church is the spiritual Israel of God and is a distinct entity from the nation of Israel (Romans 9:6-8). So, the question I have for those who think Amill teaches "replacement theology", tell me what that means exactly. Who do we have being replaced and who...

Yes, it is. Okay, your turn. I can do this all day (not that I want to, though).

You really need to read the New Testament and allow it to shed light on the Old Testament prophecies for you. It is very clear to me that you have never read it carefully before, if you have even read it at all. Acts 2:1 And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one...

He's talking about Israelite believers in particular. There is no such thing. Salvation comes about by way of an individual repenting of his or her sins and placing his or her faith in Jesus Christ as his or her personal Lord and Savior.

That's what most Premills believe. Why are you ignorant about what other Premills believe? Do you not believe that Jesus will rule like a dictator during the thousand years in the sense of forcing people to obey Him or else be immediately punished?

Why would that be the case in a Gentile location? But, even "primarily Jewish" churches would at least include a few Gentiles. So, there is no basis whatsoever for thinking that there were no Gentile believers in those churches in those Gentile locations. That passage does NOT say Gentiles...

LOL. That was too funny for him to ask you if you were aware of verses that you had quoted to him in the post he was replying to.

Jeremiah 31:31-34 is quoted in full in Hebrews 8:8-12. Isaiah 59:20-21 also refers to the new covenant and is quoted by Paul in Romans 11:26-27.

I don't know what you're talking about. Nothing in scripture says that. There is other historical evidence out there regarding those churches. I gave you a link to one of them. Do some research on this. The churches were not located in Israel, they were located in the Roman province of Asia...

Even in that case, the question he should answer is why would that not result in the new earth that Peter said we are looking for (along with the new heavens) where righteousness will dwell (2 Peter 3:13)? Heaven and earth passing away, no matter how that is understood, implies a new heaven and...

You're referring to man's evil works, right? Isn't the point to remove wickedness from the earth? Why then do you allow for wickedness to continue on the earth after that? Wouldn't man's works being burned off this earth result in the new earth where righteousness dwells that Peter said we...

You're talking about thinking the rapture will occur before the tribulation. That isn't what scripture teaches. Jesus said it will occur AFTER the tribulation of those days (Matthew 24:29-31, Mark 13:24-27). So, it makes me wonder if you believe that just because you are afraid of tribulation...

Yes, that is exactly what he has been telling us. That's what saying "It will become effective for Israel in the future." implies. He's so confused.

It is effective for all who believe in Christ and that was what Jeremiah was predicting. You are completely misunderstanding the prophecy.