It is the main meaning of kai. 540 times it is translated "also":
Good. Then you understand that "kai" has more than just one meaning. "Kai" can be used in an explanatory sense, meaning "namely" or "even", which is the way Revelation 1:7 should be translated in order to match how Zechariah originally prophesied that it would be the tribes of the land of Israel mourning IN JERUSALEM when they looked on Him whom they pierced (which Israelite families and tribes he names for us in Zech. 12:12-13).
I'm not aware of any verse of scripture that he interprets correctly. He does say he believes in a future return of Christ, but I wonder which scripture he thinks speaks of that? Regardless, he is obviously very lacking in spiritual discernment. He has this 3 resurrections doctrine all to himself. These lone wolves who have their own doctrines must be desperate for attention or something. And they must be very arrogant to think that God only reveals the truth to them.
A list of those scriptures which teach a future third coming of Christ are as follows:
•Paul wrote of three bodily resurrection events taking place in a certain "order" in
1 Cor. 15:20-24, one after the other. To begin with, "Christ the First-fruits", second on the list "Afterwards" they that were Christ's at his coming, and third in the list "Then the end, when He shall have delivered up the kingdom to God..."
•Christ told a parable in
Luke 12:35-40 about the returning Lord whose servants would be blessed if they were found watching when he came in the second watch AND the third watch. The "third watch" representing the third coming in our future.
•There is also
Revelation 10:4 which lists the prophecies which the seven thunders uttered, which John was not allowed to write down because
these prophecies were all "sealed up" for the generations AFTER all of Revelation's "at hand" prophecies were fulfilled in that first-century generation. Prophecies future to AD 70, such as our own future today.
•Both
Zechariah 14:16 and Matthew 24:21 cp 24:29-30 teach about the years of regular history continuing on this earth AFTER Christ's second coming return. That means at the future final judgment seat of Christ, anyone who has died between AD 70 and that future judgment will also stand before the judgment seat of Christ, to receive the things done while in the body, whether it be good or evil. Another future Great White Throne judgment, in addition to the GWT judgment back in AD 70. Because nobody gets out of that judgment encounter. Eventually, we must
all stand before that judgment seat (2 Cor. 5:10), whether in AD 70 or in our future.
I have given above just one example of an author writing in 1894 a book entitled: "The Christ Has Come: The Second Advent an Event of the Past" by Ernest Hampden-Cook. His work teaches from all the Scriptures which he lists a third bodily resurrection and judgment in our future as well as Christ's second bodily coming with a bodily resurrection and judgment in AD 70. I've also been told of another author named Henry Hammond whose work in 1839 held to a third coming of Christ. So my manner of presenting these Scriptures is certainly not unique to me alone. I'm not a "lone wolf". "There is nothing new under the sun." And it is premature of you to assign arrogance to my motives, when you do not know me personally except for the words coming across this screen. For myself, I try not to assign motives to anyone whose material I am reading online. It is impossible to know the heart in these cases, so I try to presume only the best of people's intent for what they write.
