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I think I've heard of the heavenly clock before. Or maybe it was time keeper. Same thing, I guess. :cool:

In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump: for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed. Right. I'm liking it more and more, as more Scripture presents itself to support it, and none is offered that corrects it.

If the 7th seal is the great divider on earth, between the wrath of man upon saints, and wrath of God upon the wicked, then Rev 7 is the resurrection of saints with their foreheads sealed with immortality. Taking about an half hour during the staying of winds blowing over all the earth, with...

True. The beginning of the 7th seal is that moment and twinkling of the eye, not the space of a half hour, before the Lord's wrath beings with prayers of the saints and trumpet blasts. Since the moment is speaking of resurrection and instant change to immortality, then the rise into the air...

I believe the 7th seal is the time of the greatest ever divide on earth, with the space of about a half hour: And when he had opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven about the space of half an hour. This 'space' is often overlooked, but it is a time, of about a half hour, that...

And the angel which I saw stand upon the sea and upon the earth lifted up his hand to heaven, And sware by him that liveth for ever and ever, who created heaven, and the things that therein are, and the earth, and the things that therein are, and the sea, and the things which are therein, that...

Until the end of time is not Scripture, but only euphemism of man. Nothing created is uncreated by the Creator, and time never stops, unless God ceases to do things. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven. The will of God on earth at any time, is the same as His will...

It's not possible to make Scripture meaningless by quoting it as written. What it makes meaningless, is interpretation of Scripture made by changing the Scripture from it's plain meaning. There is never any excuse for changing the plain meaning of Scripture. About the space of an half hour...

You were asking me to answer your questions first?

It doesn't say atone, so I don't put it in there. And the heathen shall know that I the LORD do sanctify Israel, when my sanctuary shall be in the midst of them for evermore. No, Christ Himself will, even as today. Then said he unto me, This is the place where the priests shall boil the...

I warned you fairly. You've been reported. Either address the argument at hand, or move on.

The same as before in the OT: to forestall punishement for sinning. But unlike in the time of Old, there will also be the blood of the Lamb not just to forestall, but to wipe out all sinning and condemnation. Of course. And the Levites not of Zadok will only keep the gates. Sinners that...

So you say by your own law, not by law of Scripture. No Scripture is yet to be given that simply states as by eternal law of Christ, that all animal sacrifices are now declares sinful and blasphemous. Disagreeing with your law, is not blasphemy to me nor God, though it is to you. I care...

Got it. So, you answer just one question, and I'll answer your two. Will there be any part of Ezek 40- that is not yet fulfilled, and/or will never come to pass as prophesied?

So, that about settles that. If foretelling by visions of God, what will happen in the future, is not prophecy of God, then there's pretty much nowhere else to go. Calling prophecy, not prophecy, is calling it false prophecy. You say it will never come to pass as written, and I say God will do...

I must have missed you clarifying that point elsewhere after your first postings. Which is why I have learned it by questioning your meaning. I would call it two sets of thousand years, which is not literally true, nor two concurrent Millenniums. I agree with your teaching, but would call His...

Correction from Scripture is fine, and I'm always glad for it, and say so when I see it. False accusations, rather than having an honest correction are not. And as usual, you're so fanatic about me, that you once again twist things to make others look ridiculous. I used to keep on going and...

I'm still waiting for your promised answer to a simple question. Will there be any part of Ezek 40- that is not yet fulfilled, and/or will never come to pass was prophesied? My playing field is a two way street.

The church of Jesus Christ has already been more than two thousand years on earth. If you are just trying to say the current reigning is spiritual, and as a thousand years from day one, then that would be fine. But they are not two Millenniums of Jesus' rule on earth over all nations. That one...

Not really. You are saying the time of silence in heaven, is just that, about a half hour of time. Which is the same amount of time on earth. I am saying the same. The point is not about there being no measured time in heaven, which is obviously not true, but is about changing the Scripture...