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Surely, yes. And the same consideration regarding the post previous to that (yours). Yes, anyone here (if there is actually still anyone following along) can make up his or her own mind. And hopefully, the Holy Spirit will be at work in them in doing that, giving them ears to hear and eyes to...

Regarding Isaiah 24 in particular... This section of Isaiah ~ not just chapter 24 but extending from chapter 24 through chapter 27 ~ is what commentators refer to as "the little apocalypse." Apocalyptic imagery is heavily used here by Isaiah as he records what he foresaw happening after the...

And what in the Bible are you referring to here? It seems you possibly answer that question below, yes? Same question as above. You seem to be referring to Revelation 20:1-3 here ("imprisoned in a pit); is that right? Or not? Revelation 20:1-6 speaks of Satan and no one else. You disagree...

Yes, I surmised that to be your position on reading your previous post. Disagree; verse 7. Grace and peace to you.

...starting in verse 7, yes, that's very possible. :) Actually possibly less than that... Grace and peace to you.

It's not an "attack," Davy. It's about the English language and communication now as opposed to five to six centuries ago... making it more accessible and understandable, as it were. In the way that words used are different (ergo, yes, in that way), but the substance of the ESV and NASB is...

<chuckles> Okay, yes, I agree... Sure. If this is the perception, it is just that: perception. I agree, but I am not doing that. Sure. Hmmm. :) Grace and peace to you, Doug.

Well, good... :) I said nothing about it being hard to read... Again, yes, in a way, but no in the greater, more important sense. But again, you're welcome to your opinion. It is not new or different in substance. The great thing about the intenet is that you can find anything on it you...

With all due respect, all this CME talk is... well, ridiculous... and strikes me as at least a bit humorous. :) But, carry on. Ah, John's Revelation. It's a great book, of course, like all of God's Word. And, as John says at the outset, those who read it aloud and those who hear (which...

You know, Keraz, with all due respect, there's a lot of that all over the place on this board, and you are not without guilt, my friend. Everyone here is a sinner, but we can all do better. :) Much better. Grace and peace to you.

You're welcome to your opinion. They didn't "create a new Greek New Testament" ~ as if it was different than any before ~ Davy. So, not in the sense you seem to be propagating; that's just a very disingenuous statement. But my only point was that any blanket statement like the one you made ~...

<eye roll> the "synagogue of Satan battle AGAINST THE KJV BIBLE"... Good Lord. LOL! Who tells you such things, Davy? I guess you had to hear or learn this... stuff... somewhere. So who? Where? Hm, you might want to look into who the folks who actually worked on the ESV and NASB actually...

Oh, my goodness. To read the any of the Bible's apocalyptic literature (in various places, Daniel, Ezekiel, Joel, Zechariah, and John's Revelation ~ and even a few quotes from Jesus in Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and from Peter) as one would a Dick and Jane first grade primer is not a good idea...

You mean as if I'm the only one who understands these things as I do? Because... :) Christ, as the second Person of the triune God, was not dead in sin as we are (or of course were, those of us who have been born again of the Spirit), Zao. If at any point he was, he would have sinned, and we...

Very good. Thank you. Why, David? Just because you're "Premil" and you just don't want to find it reasonable? :) Which I would agree with... Well, that would be the second. Along with everyone else (except for those who are still alive at the time of Christ's return). As Jesus said, "an...

You're welcome to think what you want to think. :) To you. :) Yes, I understand your line of thought. :) No need; we've been through it several times before. Rest assured that what you think of my assertions is returned in full. :) And I'll add, too, Zao, that your assertions about...

<eye roll> I've been very, very consistent with what I've said here and elsewhere, Davy. Well, sure, because indirectly, they are connected, which was my point. You disagree, obviously, and that's... okay. And... not future. :) Well, not future only... The millennium marches on as we speak...

Fair enough that you disagree, Zao; no issue with that from me, of course. But once a person is made alive in spirit by the Holy Spirit (if he or she is) and is then of God, no longer dead in his or her sin and a slave to unrighteousness but alive to God and thus a slave to righteousness, then...

LOL! 24k (Biblical) truth, Rebuilder. :) Yes, we are deemed worthy ~ declared righteous by God ~ because of Christ's worthiness and righteousness, which is imputed to us (credited to us, like Abraham) upon our salvation, which is, of course, of the LORD. This is His justification. And like...