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The Kingdom of God is overall and the kingdom of heaven is a subset. The kingdom of heaven is only mentioned in Matthew who deals with the Kingship of Christ. It refers to the Lord`s rule (from heaven) through israel over the nations. (Dan. 2: 44 the God of heaven will set up a kingdom -...

Sorry you think I am `all over the place.` I am trying to answer your questions. So, how about you answering the two different armies?

The kingdom (rule) of heaven in the millennium is different from the Kingdom of God which is overall. The kingdom parables reveal what was promised to Israel concerning the rule of heaven through them over the nations.

Glad you acknowledge there are two meanings to the word Day. Thus, we are talking about context. Paul said to his disciples, the Thessalonians - `But concerning the times and seasons, brethren, you have no need that I should write to you.` (1 Thess. 5: 1) When Paul spoke to his disciples in...

I believe there will be people who turn to God during the trib, and die,(great multitude) but still there are those of the `sheep` nations who go into the millennial kingdom. So, yes that is what I believe from God`s word.

Day of the Lord (period of time) In 1 Thess. 5: 2 -3 the `sudden destruction` is God`s judgment upon the northern army and other nations that come against Israel. God deals very severely with them. (Ez. 38: 18 - 23) That is the beginning of the period of time called the Day of the Lord. Joel 2...

Why? because there are still more rulers to put down by the Lord. In the millennium more people are born and some are rebellious. They will be dealt with by the Lord. (Zech. 14: 11 - 19) The millennium is the time God promised Israel that they would rule the nations of the world. It is the...

The OT (spirits of just men & women) were promised the city. (Heb. 11: 16) but we, the Body of Christ are promised the throne. (Rev. 3: 21) The two groups have separate ruling areas but united under Christ.

Hi Scott, You missed that group - the spirits of just men made perfect.

We are to look at ALL of God`s word about a certain topic. Day of the Lord - period of time. (1 Thess. 5: 2) at the beginning of the trib. is the start of the day of the Lord period of time. They will not be saying` Peace and Safety` in the trib. It is at the start of the trib. (Joel 2: 1 &...

The Process of putting down all rule, authority and power. (1 Cor. 15: 24) 1. Jesus on His own throne begins judgments. (Rev. 8 & 9) the trumpet judgments. 2. Satan and his fallen angels judged and cast out of the principalities and powers area to the earth. (Rev. 12: 7 - 12) 3. The Bowl...

I posted the process of the Lord putting down all rule, authority and power TILL He has put all enemies under His feet. I was pointing out mankind. And yes death is the last. The Process of putting down all rule, authority and power. (1 Cor. 15: 24) 1. Jesus on His own throne begins...

Yes, and that will be where the Lord`s own throne will be, and we will rule with Him there. (Ps. 2: 6 Rev. 3: 21) The Old Testament Saints waiting in the General assembly, (spirits of just men made perfect. Heb. 12: 23) will go into the city which will come down out of heaven from God. (Rev. 21: 2)

Yes, and that will be where the Lord`s own throne will be, and we will rule with Him there. (Ps. 2: 6 Rev. 3: 21) The Old Testament Saints waiting in the General assembly, (spirits of just men made perfect. Heb. 12: 23) will go into the city which will come down out of heaven from God. (Rev...

1 Thess. 5: 2. Actually, the Day of the Lord (period of time) starts with the northern army coming down to Israel. (Joel 2: 1& 2) 2 Thess. 1: 7. That is the specific Day of the Lord. (we agree)

If You disregard what the original words say then we can go no further. Even the context tells us that it is a process. `...when He puts an end to all rule and all authority and power. For He must reign till He has put all enemies under His feet.` (1 Cor. 15: 24 & 25)

The word `Day` in Hebrew and Greek means - a period of time and a specific day. Thus, when the Lord returns in power and great glory with His angelic army he will destroy His enemies. Then throughout the millennium there will still be the rebellious that need to be `put down all authority...

`You have come to Mount Zion AND to the city of the living God.` (Heb. 12:22) `I have set My King on Mount Zion.` (ps. 2: 6) `To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with me on my throne...` (Rev. 3: 21)

The New Testament isn`t written in English but Greek. So that is what we need to refer to.

Hi Scott, I agree we, the Body of Christ will be in heaven and not on the earth. However, we will be on Mount Zion, (symbolic of the Lord`s ruling throne). God the Father set His Son on the heavenly Mount Zion. (Ps. 2: 6) And that is where we will be also. You see Jerusalem is made up of two...