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The parable of the fig tree generation of living people is about the generation of living people who will be caught up in the rapture/resurrection redemption of our bodies - will be after the time of Gentiles, Luke 21:24. The Jews in 1967 gained control of Jerusalem back again from the...

There would be no sense of the parable if that were the case. The parable of the fig tree is about a specific generation of a specific group of people. The specific group of people are the Jews. And the generation of 70 years, means Gog/Magog will take place before the end of 2030...

From Matthew 24 and Mark 13, we know that Christ specified one specific tree, the fig tree, when he was alone with his disciples. I don't know what your thinking, but Jesus is giving wonderful words of encouragement for those who believe in Him in Luke 21:28. Redemption of our bodies into...

No. Why would I ? I just watched this interesting video. Starts off about muddying the waters. I think the speaker is right in his final conclusion at the end that we need to be focusing on what the bible says (he said that without presenting his own view) .

Jerusalem is the fig tree. The parable of exclusively the fig tree is in Matthew 24:32-35. Go ahead and read it. Jesus does not speak about other trees when he was speaking to his disciples alone. Matthew 24 and Mark 13 took place while Jesus and the disciples were on the Mt. of...

I tried that 15 years ago and many times since for a English translation of what Ribera in his words wrote (your claim, I have heard 20 years ago, and countless times), but there are not any. Instead, since you insist that Jesuits created the futurist view - then there should be countless...

The parable of the fig tree identifies what generation will not pass away before Jesus returns.

Do a verses breakdown of Ezekiel 39, going through the text, like I did below.... Ezekiel 39 breakdown: In Ezekiel 39, the destruction of Gog's army verses 1-6 In Ezekiel 39, then followed by 7 years verses 9-10 (the 70th week ) In Ezekiel 39, then the Armageddon event verses 17-20 In Ezekiel...

No Jesuit internet sites having timeline charts of the final seven years before Jesus returns - means false claim of Jesuits as originators of futurism. What about Catholic timeline charts of the final seven years before Jesus returns, at their sites? Do you know of any ? Futurism in a...

The beginning of the eternal day of the Lord starts when the Antichrist goes into the temple, sits, claims to have achieved God-hood. The great tribulation begins not shorty thereafter and is within the eternal day of the Lord, as the first segment. The second segment if the thousand year...

Before Jesus comes in the clouds of heaven, the sign of the Son of man appears in heaven. Matthew 24:30 And then shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall see the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and...

The fig tree represents Jerusalem back in the hands of the Jews in 1967. "All the trees" represent the Gog/Magog nations of Ezekiel 38-39, notably Russia and Iran (Persia). The Gog/Magog event precedes the 7 years of Ezekiel 39:9-10, which corresponds to the 70th week of Daniel 9:27...

If the Jesuits are the founders of the futurist view of eschatology, don't you think that at Jesuit sites there would be timeline charts of the final seven years before Jesus returns ?

It is not a peace covenant that will be confirmed for 7 years, but the Mt. Sinai covenant confirmed in keeping with the law that Moses made in Deuteronomy 31:9-13. What results in Armageddon is that the world will see the sign of the Son of Man in heaven - which will be Jesus, sickle in hand...

It is correct that the parable of the fig tree generation will not pass way before the Antichrist comes and is destroyed at Jesus's Second Coming. But Davy, I think you also think that the Antichrist will be Satan himself ? If so, that is not correct because the Antichrist who becomes the...