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Jesus arose on Sunday. Trees were in the Garden of Eden. Jesus died on "a tree." The "tree of life" is in heaven. Christmas is a celebration of the birth of our Savior. I don't care what Easter WAS...I care what the day is; a memorial of what our savior did for our salvation.

Jesus arose from the dead on Sunday. Christmas celebrates our Savior's birth - not Santa Claus. Easter celebrates his resurrection - not the Easter bunny.

I do not respond to trolls with a false agenda any longer.

Ho hum!

No wonder you are confused!

And your degree in theology is what? All you really are saying is that the 70 Septuagint Greek writers of the NT deliberately changed the intent of the passages I listed DIRECTLY FROM STRONGS! Isn't it strange that that the writers of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Paul all used the...

So says you. But the lexicons, the Vine's Dictionary, 2 Interlinear Bibles and multiple Bible commentators say otherwise. That is unless you have a Doctor of Divinity Degree to be shown then your interpretation is false and your manner in which you say You err concerning your interpretation of...

Only by those who have to twist scripture in order to make "naos" fit their pre-conceived ideas they have gotten from John Nelson Darby in the 1800's. Thayer's Greek Lexicon [?] (Jump to Scripture Index) STRONGS G3485: ναός, ναοῦ, ὁ (ναίω to dwell), the Sept. for הֵיכָל, used...

All this supports the truth that "naos" and "temple" have two distinct meanings that clearly disputes false theologies. If people don't care if God's word is used to fit preconceived ideas then they will fall apart and be burned with all other distortions of God's Word anyways...

Literal = brick and mortar buildings. How are you going to build a brick and mortar building in heaven?????? Can you not tell what the difference is? Spiritual means invisible: like the Holy Spirit. I'm not impressed with your false interpretations. But I am impress when "naos" is used in...

Why is there a problem with two different resurrections you ask? The difference is what you and I disagree on as to what happens between those two resurrections that (for now) it has been a much longer period of time between those two resurrections for starters. Then there is the false theory...

You twist scripture in the same manner in which you just twisted my statement in regards to the book of Revelation.... What I ACTUALLY said: "Spiritual examples" in the book of Revelation are the best, and only, verses that show that the Greek word for "temple" is "naos = spiritual." The book...

No kidding!:rolleyes:

YOU need more time learning from a lexicon. Outline of Biblical Usage used of the temple at Jerusalem, but only of the sacred edifice (or sanctuary) itself, consisting of the Holy place and the Holy of Holies (in classical Greek it is used of the sanctuary or cell of the temple, where the...

"Spiritual examples" in the book of Revelation are the best, and only, verses that show that the Greek word for "temple" is "naos = spiritual." The Greek word for a brick-and-mortar building is "hieron." There are 17 usages of the word "temple" in Revelation and ALL of them are spiritual terms...

Matthew 27:52-53 has to be a resurrection of OT saints which would most likely from Adam and Eve to the thief on the cross or the martyrs of the OT. They ascended to heaven along with the risen Christ. It is a genuine resurrection (raised is the same as resurrected). They live with Christ for a...

I seems that tim can't support his claims?

I simply asked you to provide scripture for what YOU posted just as I supplied scripture for what I posted. Why can't you?

Actually, it did start at the cross....as a "symbol" of an unlimited number of years and will end when Christ returns whenever the "fullness of the Gentiles" is in which will complete the ongoing "Israel of God's" church; (Ephesians 2) composed Jews and Gentile that make up the "true Israel of God."

Describe with verses as to what you mean by that please.