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Ok, I was trying to be nice. You are being hypocritical, by saying it's only your opinion, while also declaring it as the truth of Scripture. You really do think your opinions matter, so that you teach them for prophecy of God, instead of only teaching what is written by God. No, it isn't a...

Since you agree that all prophecy is that which God says shall come to pass, then all prophecies of God shall come to pass, even as they are written. Then said he unto me, These waters issue out toward the east country, and go down into the desert, and go into the sea: which being brought forth...

For the testimony of JESUS is the Spirit of prophecy. The prophecies of Christ tell us what His Millennium is, beginning with His first one: Arise, O God, judge the earth: for thou shalt inherit all nations. He shall inherit all nations, when He comes again to judge the earth. This is...

Law of Scripture, not the law and commandments and traditions of men. Sin is what God says it is, not what man says it is.

So long as Scripture is proving the interpretation, then it cannot be by boast, since it must be by the Spirit of truth. There is no basting in being saved by grace, nor in right dividing of the word by the Spirit..

1. No Millennial prophecy says it is, and Moses is not even mentioned by name in any of the prophecies. 2. The natural priesthood of the Lord and King is changed from that of Aaron. Only the Levites of Zadok are no priests, and the rest are only guardians and ministers of the gates of His...

This is of course the problem: we first declare what law is in the prophecy, that of Moses, so as to do away with the prophecy, and then we play humble by saying it's only our opinion of the prophecy. And the worst part of it is, when we are so used to inserting our own opinion into prophecy...

Not sure what your point is, other than interpretations of symbols and metaphors is disciplined by all Scripture to interpret from, and some metaphors and symbols self-explanatory and also explained by Scripture. Especially many of Jesus' parables. The problem is when symbols used in prophecy...

That's not agreeing with prophecy, but agreeing with anyone's interpretation of prophecy, which no one needs to do, unless we are convinced by it from Scripture ourselves. These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched...

After these things the word of the LORD came unto Abram in a vision, saying, Fear not, Abram: I am thy shield, and thy exceeding great reward. Did not God give our father Abraham prophecy of a promised child from his own seed, by a vision? Forasmuch as thou sawest that the stone was cut out of...

Teaching anything about the prophesied last days and Millennium of Christ and end of the world, must first begin with knowing what prophecy is in the first place. Right? I mean, if someone says prophecy of Scripture, is not prophecy at all, then anyone can start teaching their own prophecy, as...

"We begin with our own thoughts with the limited resources we've been given, faulty reasoning, insufficient education and historical input, etc. Opinions can be a doorway to exploration that yields more information by which we can determine truth. Opinions can be a hypothesis that begins a quest...

True. That's all you've done, but until now you have not addressed the first argument I make from Scripture, which is the basis for all my arguments about prophecy of Scripture. Scripture is, not me. I don't write Scripture, but just quote it, so that Scripture can speak for itself and lead to...

That's fine to a degree, but Syria certainly was part of the Assyrian empire, and remained with power long after Assyria. He will the Assyrian in manner of hostility, of which Syria was part of. Sorry, but I don't do EU things in prophecy. The last great antichrist is a ministerial false...

And to teach and preach what God says sin is, if we have place to do so. We must know for ourselves what God says sin is, and also to only preach that as sin.

And speak unto him, saying, Thus speaketh the LORD of hosts, saying, Behold the man whose name is The BRANCH; and he shall grow up out of his place, and he shall build the temple of the LORD: Even he shall build the temple of the LORD; and he shall bear the glory, and shall sit and rule upon...

The prophecies of Ezekiel 40- are just as true as the prophecies of Ezekiel 1-. God is not a liar, and Ezekiel is not a false prophet.

The problem here is that Jerem 30 is talking of the governors, that will be promoted from among the people, which you rightly point out will occur. But the Lord Himself first enters His house, to sanctify His throne with His glory in Ezek 43. He then only allows certain ones to enter and draw...

The prophecies of Ezekiel 40- are just as true as the prophecies of Ezekiel 1-. God is not a liar, and Ezekiel is not a false prophet.

The prophecies of Ezekiel 40- are just as true as the prophecies of Ezekiel 1-. God is not a liar, and Ezekiel is not a false prophet.