quietthinker
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If it was explained it to you Keraz, would you hear it? believe it?It is quite wrong to call such a literal Prophecy, as figurative. Figurative of what?
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If it was explained it to you Keraz, would you hear it? believe it?It is quite wrong to call such a literal Prophecy, as figurative. Figurative of what?
God never sent fire in the days of Noah.My hope is for everyone to realize how close we are to the Day the Lord will send His fiery wrath to destroy His enemies. The terrible Day like: As it was in the days of Noah.... and the world will never be the same again.
Yes, I am happy to carefully consider any viable, reasonable explanation.If it was explained it to you Keraz, would you hear it? believe it?
He sent water and after only 8 people survived that disaster, God Promised to never again flood the world.God never sent fire in the days of Noah.
“There is no proof of ignorance that is more common than proud knowledge. Those who understand their own ignorance are ones who know best.” God is the source of all knowledge.
When we believe that knowledge comes through our great intellect or is expressed only through our eloquent words, we are becoming a fool. Proverbs 9:18 tells us that “Fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.” Without God, we know nothing.
The Apostle Paul was often criticized for his lack of eloquence. He responded by saying he only sought to know Christ and him, crucified. The power of the Gospel speaks for itself. Proud knowledge is the language of fools and only broadcasts our ignorance.
Ref: Ken Barnes
A reply without the usual aggro and flat rejections. Thanks!
I agree with the above and with some but not all of what you say in your OP.
I think someone who replied here missed that you said that Gentiles who believe in Christ are the seed of the house of Israel / the Northern kingdom - spiritually, but not genetically. I agree with that.
Our timing is not the same. I have them being gathered together into the land following the resurrection of the dead, and in a new heavens and earth, and I disagree with you completely regarding what you've said elsewhere about the new reunited nation of Israel only receiving the New Covenant at that time.
Isaiah wrote from his understanding and world view. Here are a few examples where he didn't always get it right, just as Elijah didn't always get it right and neither did Moses. Poor ole Judas who hang around with Jesus for years didn't join the dots well either. Unfortunately his final choice wasn't a good one.Yes, I am happy to carefully consider any viable, reasonable explanation.
I do not claim to know it all.
No, I accept the obvious, which is that Isaiah 65:17-25 is all about the new heavens and new earth. DIsaish 65:20 He who dies at 100, is just a youth......
So; now you are outed as a denier of scripture. It is quite wrong to call such a literal Prophecy, as figurative. Figurative of what?
Throw your REBible in the trash because that's a terrible translation of the verse. Of course it's not an actual scroll and it's not an actual barrel, either. It's symbolism! Think! There are things written in each side of the scroll. Symbols do not need to resemble what they symbolize in reality. You have no understanding of symbolism. Do you think what the beast with seven heads and ten horns symbolizes in reality looks like a literal beast with seven horns? Of course not, right? Does a symbol have to exist in reality? Clearly not since there is no literal beast with seven ahead and ten horns. So, a flying scroll doesn't exist in reality, but that doesn't mean it can't be used to symbolize something.n my REBible, it says that flying object is like a barrel.
It surely is not an actual scroll. Saying it is a scroll, is arrant stupidity.
Says the guy who has done that himself for many years. Look in the mirror, hypocrite.Since your last rave, in #39, people reading this thread will see how you use denigration and verbal abuse to promote your false beliefs.
You go about it the wrong way by focusing only on physical events, when persecution, deception, wickedness and apostasy are the things we are told to look for to tell us that the day of the Lord is near.My hope is for everyone to realize how close we are to the Day the Lord will send His fiery wrath to destroy His enemies. The terrible Day like: As it was in the days of Noah.... and the world will never be the same again.
Jesus did Prophesy, What He said expands and fills in the details of the ancient Prophets. Incl Paul and the Apostles.It was from the Prophets that Israel formed their view. Their view fell short. Now a new and greater authority was amongst them and it was to him they were to listen.
I asked for viable explanations. This fails that criteria, as Revelation 20 very plainly tells of a thousand year period to come before the new heavens and earth and Eternity.Isaiah 65:20 states, 'No longer will a nursing infant live but a few days, or an old man fail to live out his years. For the youth will die at a hundred years, and he who fails to reach a hundred will be considered accursed', while....
Revelation 21: 2-5 mirrors Isaiah 65:17-19 '
We surely do not need to look for sin and errors.You go about it the wrong way by focusing only on physical events, when persecution, deception, wickedness and apostasy are the things we are told to look for to tell us that the day of the Lord is near.
Tell that to the Wickliffe translators.Throw your REBible in the trash because that's a terrible translation of the verse.
Much hot air, bereft of any idea of what that object represented.Symbols do not need to resemble what they symbolize in reality. You have no understanding of symbolism.
A reply without the usual aggro and flat rejections. Thanks!
Genetically; everyone alive today has some of Abrahams genes.
God has fulfilled His Promises - thru Moses and Jacob, to bless the exiled House of Israel. It is quite evident they are the Christian peoples of the Western nations.
Genetically; everyone alive today has some of Abrahams genes.
God has fulfilled His Promises - thru Moses and Jacob, to bless the exiled House of Israel. It is quite evident they are the Christian peoples of the Western nations.
There yer go, as expected...you cannot hear.....instead, insist on forcing your paradigm into the text. It's a familiar story!It asked for viable explanations. This fails that criteria, as Revelation 20 very plainly tells of a thousand year period to come before the new heavens and earth and Eternity.
Also the details given from Isaiah 65:18-25, are simply incompatible with Spiritual Eternity.
God gave the holy Land to Abraham: to his descendants, who are not identified by genetics, but by their faith in Jesus. Galatians 6:14-16I still don't agree with he rest of what you say regarding when the things you mention will be fulfilled though.
I cannot hear or abide, any theory which says the thousand years, mentioned six times in Rev 20, is just symbolic.There yer go, as expected...you cannot hear.....instead, insist on forcing your paradigm into the text. It's a familiar story!
Agreed.God gave the holy Land to Abraham: to his descendants, who are not identified by genetics, but by their faith in Jesus. Galatians 6:14-16
The whole area of the Holy Land still remains important to God and He will have what He always wanted; a people there, who are His Witnesses, Isaiah 43:10, John 15:27 and His Light to the nations; Isaiah 49:3-8, Matthew 5:14-16
They will be peoples from every tribe, race, nation and language. John sees them there: Revelation 7:9
Impossible.Which must take place before the events of Revelation 8 to 19:11
Not a word to use when the Plans and purposes of God are involved.Impossible.
In the New Jerusalem (which I think you also said). But what you don't say is that that will be in the NHNE, following the resurrection of the dead who died in Christ. You say it's before that.Not a word to use when the Plans and purposes of God are involved.
It is what many Prophesies tell us; will happen, as is plainly stated in Ezekiel 34:11-16, Isaiah 11:11-12, Psalms 35, +
Psalm 149:1-9 Sing to the Lord a new song, sing His praises in the assembly of His loyal servants. Let the people of Zion exult in their Maker and King. For the Lord accepts the service of His people and crowns the lowly with victory. Let the high praises of God be on their lips and a two edged sword in their hand to deal vengeance on the nations and punish the heathen, as is decreed upon them. This is glory for all who obey the Lord.
You are spinning off in your head Keraz. I haven't mentioned or given an opinion on any of the matters you mention above.I cannot hear or abide, any theory which says the thousand years, mentioned six times in Rev 20, is just symbolic.
The proof of a forthcoming Millennium, with King Jesus on earth, is in the 7000 year Plan of God for mankind. There has been nearly 6000 years since Adam, proved by 47 Bible verses giving us time periods that add to 2000 years from Adam to Abraham, then 2000 years Abraham to Jesus.
Now is the Church age of almost 2000 years, then comes the 1000 year reign of Jesus, Total - 7000 years from Creation to Completion.
The New Jerusalem and the resurrection of all the dead comes after the Millennium. Only the GT martyrs come back to life at the Return.In the New Jerusalem (which I think you also said). But what you don't say is that that will be in the NHNE, following the resurrection of the dead who died in Christ. You say it's before that.
Rev 15:1-4 is a scene in heaven. Wh1ch you omitted;- bad you!Revelation 15 The song of Moses
Thats our difference, you haven't addressed any of the issues. Your MO is to whine and moan about everything that you disagree with.I haven't mentioned or given an opinion on any of the matters you mention above.
It describes a scene in the New Heavens and Earth following the judgment plagues having been poured out uponThe New Jerusalem and the resurrection of all the dead comes after the Millennium. Only the GT martyrs come back to life at the Return.
The occupation of all the holy Land by the Christian peoples, will happen soon after the Sixth Seal. Isaiah 66:15-21 gives the sequence.
Isaiah 62:1-5 describes the new nation.
Rev 15:1-4 is a scene in heaven. Wh1ch you omitted;- bad you!
They are the G.T. Christian martyrs, whose souls are kept under the Altar in heaven. Victorious thru death.
They are allowed to cry out at times and Jesus will resurrect them - Rev 20:4