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It's useless to argue against one's opinions. Since you've not offered a single verse to support your opinions, I'll no further engage in this debate with you.

I agree, His spiritual Kingdom will come down out of heaven! It just won't' be to this earth for one thousand years. For this earth shall be utterly consumed by the fire of God's wrath. The spiritual Kingdom of God that shall come down from heaven will come to the earth made new again through...

Luke 17:21 (KJV) Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you. John 3:3 (KJV) Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see [know] the kingdom of God. John 3:5 (KJV) Jesus...

Do you believe in the Kingdom of God that Christ says, "But if I with the finger of God cast out devils, no doubt the kingdom of God is come upon you."? I assume you would say that you do believe in the Kingdom of God that Christ says has come when He cast out evil spirits that possessed some...

Do you know the difference between that which is forever and that which can only be temporary?

Christ returns to the earth made new again because He departed from the earth as it exists today. All things that are written to be fulfilled when the last/seventh trumpet sounds shall be complete when Christ returns the Second time.

You're right there is no gap between the 69th and 70th week like JLB seems to think. But there is an overlapping of the 69th and 70th weeks.

Why would we who are post trib Amil believe our everlasting home is heaven? We are caught up to meet the Lord in the after great tribulation, and before the wrath of God falls down from heaven in ALL-CONSUMING fire. Then we who caught up to meet the Lord in the air and not in heaven, shall...

That's too bad, because the extensive research he's done, and is proven through the Bible is second to none as he takes us through a kind of grid of sevens found throughout the Word of God. While I appreciate the in-depth work, he's put into showing us what can only be described as a clock that...

You wouldn't think so if you read the book by Christian Gedge "The Atonement Clock." Covanantee was kind enough to provide us a link if you're interested. Bro, I'm looking at Chris's online Scholar's Edition of his epic The Atonement Clock. Is there any of that explanation in there?

I edited post #359 because Christ ushered in the 69th week not the 70th. The 70th week follows His death and resurrection when the Jubilee was observed.

The "one week" is literally seven days. It is the final week of weeks of years that equal 490 years or 70 weeks of years.

The final "one week" is seven days, but it is also the 49th of seventh week of seven years to usher in the final Jubilee in the 50th year. The prophecy locates the 69th week when Jesus died on the cross being split in the midst that began with the body of Christ being prepared for His burial...

That's fine IndianaRob, we all come to understand at different times and in different ways. I must again challenge you however, because your seven literal week theory does not prove God's prophet speaks truth.

We all know the right way to understand the passion week was fulfilled in seven days. It's historical fact! But there is more to the prophecy that you don't seem to understand. The timing of Daniel's prophecy PROVES Christ is Messiah the Prince promised to come. And He did come at exactly at...

Let's say for a moment that the prophecy is seventy literal weeks that began with John the Baptist, when did the seventy literal weeks come to an end? If it had a beginning with John the Baptist and is seventy literal weeks there must be something you can point to seventy years later that ended...

What? How do you come up with the 70 weeks of 9:24 without adding 7 weeks with 62 weeks plus one week? 70 weeks, that you say began with John the Baptist, but the prophecy says the clock begins with the commandment to restore and build Jerusalem. So again I ask where do you find the...

Where in the ministry of John the Baptist can we find a commandment to restore and build Jerusalem? The seventy weeks of Dan 9:24 must be counted from the commandment to restore and build Jerusalem. During the ministry of John the Baptist there is no commandment to restore and build Jerusalem...

I've wasted enough time arguing against your unbiblical doctrinal OPINIONS that find NO agreement with the Scriptures!

Daniel 9:24 (KJV) Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to make reconciliation for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and prophecy, and to anoint the most...