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You are not listening, and even accusing me of what I blatantly denied including the Preterists in the error. I never even mentioned AD 70. Obviously, your pet peeve here has little to do with me, and more to do with your own hatred of Preterists. Even so, I could say the same of you who's...

So...no seventh day in the first week. Right! :rolleyes:

I get that...but if I had not mentioned that the harvest was ready way back then, is it not true that most of Christendom has disregarded the times since then believing that the entire harvest does not come until the end of time, even though it is also written, "but each one in his own order?"...

No, it exposes the fact that most of Christendom has NOT RECONCILED all of scripture (including the Preterists).

Indeed Preterists have been in error, as many also have been. Even so, much of what you have drawn from was spoken of regarding the time of the harvest, of which Jesus said, "Behold, I say to you, lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest!" "Already"--not...

Yes, "but each one in his own order."

According to men, yes. But not according to God. With God sevens and times are synonymous. The foreshadowing of "a time, times, and half a time" was the seven days/times of creation--the key word being "creation"...meaning all of it...all of time.

The words are spiritually discerned: The twelve tribes are God's chosen people. They are in two groups stated as "Jacob" before God changes them by name, meaning before Christ and before salvation came, and also as "Israel", meaning those after Christ and salvation came, the Gentiles. "Twelve"...

That is correct. The only "process" is the process of revelations during "a time, times, and the half of time."

:D...Is this a change of heart for you? It seems to be. Haven't you been one of those advocating for self-improvement and leaning back on the law? It doesn't matter. Bravo--praise be to God!

Indeed, there is a movement. In fact there are two: One evil, and one good. Both are working.

One can either look at the events of this world from God's perspective or from man's and this world's perspective. I keep saying. In other words, one can look at Christ coming (and Satan's fall) in the fulness of time where His coming was revealed to and in this world, or as it is also...

"From where?" From God. "Hard feelings?" No, but it is sad...to reject is human, a pattern. :(

I was going to try one last appeal to your reasonability...but no, you mock me and God by whom I speak, and therefore I will not hear from you, but leave you to your own understanding. So be it.

You say "clearly" but you are not clear on it. Saying that it was "something that had not yet happened", is to also deny that we "were" crucified with Christ, having not yet been born. So...understand rather that theses things are not according to men and their way of thinking, but according...

It is indeed very simple, but you (and 2,000 years of Christendom) have not understood. Christ Jesus is the apex of all these things, of whom He is "the First and the Last." Thus, just as the scriptures say that we "were" crucified with Christ, thus every part "did" also. Meaning, that likewise...

So be it. Let that be your testimony, just as you have already stated it. As for me, I testify to the truth that I am even now "in Christ" and have been since I first opened the door to Him, in whom I even now am forever with the Lord--though I die, I shall live! Thus, fulfilling in me what is...

Each of your responses has error--and yet you preach. But I have already explained--I teach, but you have rejected it. So be it.

You missed it, as you weren't even born, nor have you understood. If you can now receive it, it was and is as follows: Revelation 8:1 Seventh Seal: Prelude to the Seven Trumpets When He opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven for about half an hour. The "silence in heaven" was and...

You are not getting the timing as it is actually and fully written, but have believed as many have in error just as it is also written. These things are not according to what has been believed, but according to what is indeed written, saying, "but each one in his own order." This is not...