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Which goes to show, in my case anyway, that one can be Premil and still understand some of these other passages correctly, such as what we are discussing here. That aside. Per my view of Premil God spares some unbelievers during the 2nd coming, for example, Zechariah 14:16-19. They live on...

I tend to think it means the following. It means all Jews that were never cutoff for disbelief, all unbelieving Jews that get graffed back in because they are no longer in disbelief, and all Gentiles that are graffed in because of belief. This would mean all the following are excluded. Any...

Even though I'm Premil and have entertained Keraz' interpretation of that in the past, your interpretation of it appears to be a better example of using Scripture to interpret Scripture in this case. Therefore, I'm more inclined to agree with Amils in this case than I am with Premils. But even...

You in turn think, the fact satan literally saw God in all his glory, as did the angels, that it was illogical and unscriptural that satan and billions of angels could have rebelled? What is wrong with your some of your reasoning of things here? You act as if humans are far more intelligent than...

If Revelation is about Jews it is about spiritual Jews, IOW, it is is about the church. It certainly isn't about the branches that were cutoff because of unbelief. And guess what that would mean? It would mean the OT has some false prophecies. For example, the following. Psalms 110:1 Psalm...

What's puzzling about this to me is that @WPM liked your post #255, yet I was under the impression he interpreted Mat 24:32 like I do, not like Preterists do. I was thinking he took it mean the end of this age was near and not something still involving the first century instead. I don't care if...

It figures, the fact you are apparently a Preterist, and that you would be taking that to be involving the first century while some of the rest of us would be taking it to involve the end of this age, that Jesus was meaning that the end of this age was near, at the doors even. Therefore, I...

We are discussing/debating whether or not Ezekiel 38-39 has been fulfilled. And if Jews believe it hasn't, that should be good enough, because if anyone should know their history, it would be them.

Summer is nigh at some point every single year since the beginning of time. Therefore, not seeing how what He said there is meaning Amos 8 was being fulfilled before their eyes. When He said summer is nigh, what passage in the Gospels are you specifically meaning?

What period of time are you applying that to in Amos 8? until I know that first, I can't make sense of your post in the meantime.

In this case we're discussing the OT not the NT. We're discussing Ezekiel 38-39, remember?

None of these unbelieving Jews are going to think Ezekiel 38-39 involves Christ to begin with. Even some Christians don't believe it will be involving Christ if they have Ezekiel 38-39 fulfilled and already in the past before Christ was born. Why then, assuming Ezekiel 38-39 was fulfilled before...

In your mind then, though Ezekiel 38-39 undeniably involves the last days, this means we are all wrong that the last days can't begin until Christ was born first, that it already began maybe thousands of years before Christ was born? If that's not worthy of a ROTFL I don't know what is?

And if anyone should know about things like that, you would think the Jews would know. After all, it does involve them. It's probably the most preposterous thing I have ever heard of, and I have heard a lot of preposterous things in my time, that God has already executed His judgment on Gog and...

There are a number of things I can reconcile that with, which I have done numerous times in the past. If Amils didn't accept it then, I'm to believe they might accept it this time? LOL. Yea right. Unlike a lot of Amils, I use both testaments combined in order to arrive at some conclusion about...

Psalms 2:1 Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing? 2 The kings of the earth set themselves, and the rulers take counsel together, against the LORD, and against his anointed, saying, 3 Let us break their bands asunder, and cast away their cords from us. Does not the...

I don't get your point. What does Revelation 19:20 have to do with any of that? Revelation 19:20 happens during the 2nd coming. No one is being resurrected in Revelation 19:20. They are not even dead. They are fully alive. Then they are taken, meaning to me they have been captured while still...

How can anyone still be reigning a thousand years with Christ after the thousand years have expired? If the text meant a thousand years and a little season, that's what the text would have said. Instead of this--- and they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years--this instead-- and they...

Daniel 7:27 And the kingdom and dominion, and the greatness of the kingdom under the whole heaven, shall be given to the people of the saints of the most High, whose kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and all dominions shall serve and obey him. And look what this verse records---and all...

You are not being entirely clear here. There are 2 comings of Christ. Which coming are you applying to Daniel 7:22? The first coming or the 2nd coming? Since you highlighted that part in bold, what time period are you applying this part to--Until the Ancient of days came, and judgment was given...