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Revelation 12:10 is talking about the Jews en masse turning to Jesus and the gospel of Salvation. When Jesus returns and Matthew 24:31 takes place, the Jews will have turned to Jesus. And Jerusalem will say of Jesus - Blessed is he who comes in the name of Lord. (Matthew 23:39) At...

Tim, are you SDA ? Tim, the ten horns have crowns in Revelation 13, with 42 months left in the years, to rule with the beast-king. Revelation 12, the ten horns - no crowns - 7 years in Revelation 12 - king 7 has come to power, so crowns on the 7 heads, but king 7 has not yet become the...

The Jews en-masse will turn to Jesus in the middle of the 7 year 70th week. Revelation 12:10. Matthew 24:31 is about their being gathered out of the nations and brought to the land of Israel. Ezekiel 39:21-29 is Jesus Himself speaking in the text, having returned to this earth, His Second...

Matthew 24:31 is not the rapture, but the gathering of the Jews from the nations back to the land of Israel, as a promise that God made to the children of Israel in Deuteronomy 30:1-6. Deuteronomy 31:3 That then the LORD thy God will turn thy captivity, and have compassion upon thee, and will...

Gog/Magog has not taken place yet. In the middle of the 7 years that follow, the Jews will turn to Jesus and the gospel of Salvation. Nothing in the NT says that Gog/Magog of Ezekiel 38-39 has taken place either.

You are attempting to change the topic. Ezekiel 39 is about the Gog/Magog event. And the things that take place in Israel following the Gog/Magog event. Including the 7 years, and then Armageddon, and Jesus's Second Coming to begin his 1000 years rule upon this earth from Jerusalem in Israel.

I have discussed with the Jews at their sites. Gog/Magog is still unfulfilled in their view.

None of the passages you took from the NT explained....who the bands are in verse 3. Psalm 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...

No-one in Israel claims that Ezekiel 38-39, Gog/Magog has taken place yet. Ezekiel 38:8 - in the latter years Ezekiel 38:16 - in the latter days

You quoted the verses of Psalms 2:1-3. But did not explain what the verses mean.

In the Ezekiel 39, Israel buries the dead of Gog's armies for 7 months and the mass burial site becomes known as the valley of Hamongog. Ezekiel 39:11-12 There is no such burial site in Israel full of the bones of Gog's army - so it has not happened yet.

You did not give any explanation of Psalms 2:1-3. Where did you obtain a program of the bible that does not have the verse numbers ?

The one thousand years of Revelation 20 is after Jesus returns, and begins His reign here on earth over the nations. Jesus will rule with a rod of iron during that time, that there will be no rebellion by the kings of the earth. Psalms 2 is about Jesus's Second Coming. Psalms 2:6 is the...

Peter and John speaking in Acts 4:24-31 made use of Psalms 2:1-2, but is not the fulfillment of Psalms 2. Peter and John in Acts 4:24-31 did not address Psalms 2:3 and the remainder of Psalms 2 which involves God's wrath against the kings of the earth gathering to make war on Jesus and His...

You are posting just emotional meaningless chatter. Explain Psalms 2:1-3. I did, giving the Revelation verses associated with Jesus's Second Coming pertinent to Psalms 2:1-3.

No, the two witnesses are like two olive trees and two candlesticks - in that, candlesticks give light, fueled by olive oil from olives trees.. i.e. the two witnesses will be enlightening the world with prophesying as God directs them.

The two witnesses prophesy. The two witnesses are said to be two olive trees (metaphorically) and two candlesitcks (metaphorically) standing before the God of the earth. My comments in brackets. Revelation 11:3 And I will give power unto my two witnesses, and they shall prophesy a thousand...

Your post did not address Psalms 2:1-3. verses 1-3 is what places the rest of Psalms 2 at Jesus Second Coming.

You are talking about me, making false accusations. Instead, address the content of my post regarding Psalms 2:1-3.

No, you are wrong. Psalms 2 is about Jesus's Second Coming. Nothing in the text of the verses you cited refer to what it says below in verse 3 - Let us (the kings of the earth) break their bands asunder, and cast away their cords from us. Psalms 2 is about the kings of the earth gathering...