Search results

The writer of acts did even more to clarify that the apostles were not going to be the generation to experience all these things. Act 1:6-7 KJV 6 When they therefore were come together, they asked of him, saying, Lord, wilt thou at this time restore again the kingdom to Israel? 7 And he said...

It sounds to me like you would rather put your trust in the doctrine of men rather than the Bible itself. I pray this is not true. I gave you the words of Matthew and Hebrews in explaining how the word "know" is used. That's good enough for me. Be Blessed The PuP

It truly is all future and there is compelling evidence from Jesus's words to that effect. He told us how we would "know" that "that day", "his coming", ala the greatest trouble the world has ever "known". It is revealed by the words commonly [tho not interchangeably] translated as "to...

It is really quite simple: Rev 12:1 BBE And a great sign [G4592, semeion] was seen in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, and with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars. Rev 12:2-5 BBE 2 And she was with child; and she gave a cry, in the pains of childbirth. 3 And...

When Peter says "the lord is not slack concerning his promise", it is following on the heels of him talking about how a day is like a thousand years, and then continues by saying that God is not willing that any should perish. In essence he is saying that the DOTL is a protracted time of...

Sorry, if that is how it came across. I don't believe it's a "single" or short period of time. I will try to review what I wrote and explain why it is not. In a brief nutshell, the DOTL equates to the "day of Christ" when the Father places all enemies under Christ's feet... when HE sends...

So what is your point about these last days scriptures that you post? That we are or are not currently in the last days? The PuP

I guess what I would say is that the promise that Peter is referring to is not in itself "to come back", but it is rather what will be the result of him coming back. He is coming back for the express purpose of judging the world. And that judgment is what is found in what he says in John 5...

The reality of the judgment of the resurrection will continue to be a hope that is deferred by death until Jesus appears the 2nd time (in the future). Heb 9:27-28 KJV 27 And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: 28 So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of...

Could you comment on the use of the word "promise" found in verses 4,9, and 13. I think it is a key element to understanding the timing of what Peter is saying, especially where he says "scoffers will say 'where is the promise of his coming'". As usual, excellent video production job. Be...