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I'm done for the night with the silliness. I'll be back when I get around to it. :csm

How silly. :csm

You're the one with the reading problem, Matthew 25 32 Before him will be gathered all the nations, and he will separate people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. If they have to be separated, it means they were together beforehand. It means they are separated...

Don't make excuses, you've had plenty of time. I see the beam remains in your eye. You said: “they are already separated into two groups at this point, but they have not yet been separated from each other…” What a bunch of bull! What buffoonery! They are separated and not separated! What a...

Let HER talk for herself. We have a history, and she has a head on her shoulder, more than I can say for you. :csm

Not quite sure what you're saying. Please elaborate and please be sure I haven't answered it previously.

Is there a question is that?

Actually you should remove the beam from your own eye first. Like I said, it's a dumb idea that Christ sends his angels to separate the bride from the goats to meet him in the air and then returns to join them with the goats again only to separate them again. Like I said, that's a dumb idea. :csm

See how thoughtless you are. When the bride meets Christ in the air it's to separate her from the tares, the wicked, the sinner, the goats, Matthew 13 41 The Son of Man will send his angels, and they will gather out of his kingdom all causes of sin and all law-breakers, The BRETHREN are...

Matthew 25 32 Before him will be gathered all the nations, and he will separate people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. Right there is says the sheep are gathered after Christ sit on his throne, while the bride Jerusalem is gathered before he sits on his...

Are you done? The sheep in Matthew 25 represent the nations, not the bride Jerusalem. You like getting a metaphorical theological trouncing, don't you? :csm

See how silly! I cited scripture that proves the nations are at the eternal state and the sheep in Matthew 25 represent the nations, not the bride Jerusalem that returns with Christ to rule with him when he sits on his throne. You like getting a metaphorical theological trouncing, don't you? :csm

I addressed your bogus interpretation of the judgment seat head on, and you evaded it as usual. Like I said, Christ says to the sheep, when “ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me,” in verse 40. But if the sheep represent the brethren, Christ will...

You’re just evading the point the dead and the living meet Christ in the clouds to receive their reward of eternal life, which they are JUDGED worthy of before they return with him to earth. That doesn’t conflict with confessing their failures subsequently before Christ’s judgment seat. And 1...

Again, hogwash! As usual you’re trying to side-step the issue and change the subject when your ignorance is exposed. We can’t have Christ returning to judge the saints on earth, when they’ve already been judged worth to meet him in the clouds when he returns (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17). Peter...

Hogwash. If the sheep in Matthew 25 were Christians of this age they wouldn't need to be introduced to Christ. First Thessalonians 4 affirms we meet Christ in the air, not on earth. Do your homework. :csm Foolishness! David was anointed king some 20 years before he ruled. You don't know Christ...

Obviously, you do not follow the Lamb wherever he goes. He's seated at his Fathers throne now (Revelation 3:21) and returns to sit on his own (Matthew 25:31). You don't know Christ as well as I do and other Premillennialists.:csm

Tsk, tsk, tsk, when Christ returns, he brings the saints with him after meeting them in the clouds, their judgment is completed, then he sits on his throne to judge the sheep and the goats. The sheep are not the saints in Matthew 25:31-34. when Christ returns. :csm

You're ridiculous and mendacious. He's my king and I know him better because I know he returns to sit on his throne, :csm Matthew 25 31 “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, then he will sit on his glorious throne.

The parable teaches about the final harvest of Israel, and the establishment of the Christ's rule on David's throne upon his return (Matthew 25:31, 16:27, 19:28, 24:46-47, Luke 12:35-44, 19:11-27, and Revelation 2:25-26, 3:21, 11:18, 22:12). The tares would be those who come in and teach amill...