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Show me what's wrong with post# 93. That should be interesting.

Questions like what? What does Church mean in Greek, give me a break. Who would answer that?

I'm not addressing your silly questions. just as you are not addressing my Rapture post. It seems you're looking for a nomination to the jerk of the month award.

Like I said, completely ignore what I just sent you. My explanation for the rapture is in post #93, see what you think.

Of course not! I'm referring to all things becoming subject to Him. Through faith all things are reconciled to Him. That is what faith does, it makes reconciliation possible. There is no faith in Satan and the angels, other than themselves. The sins of Satan had to be addressed as did the...

There's no need to argue this! That's exactly what I told another person on another site about 30 minutes ago. I have been arguing this same thing on 2 separate sites. What are the chances of that? But it's happening. So I'll tell you the same I told him. Your theory places the Church in the...

It has to do with Satan and the fallen angels. The Cross of Christ not only dealt with the sins of man, but also the sins committed in the heavens.

I can get along fine with you, Steven, when the UR is nowhere in sight. Actually I've always felt that I left my sins at the foot of the Cross. That's where Christ shed His blood for the remission of sin. You know that God demanded the blood of man for his sins. The Scripture says that "the...

The Scripture says he takes away sin as far as the east from the west. Never to remember again. I think maybe the emphasis is on the never remembering again.

The Church began in Jerusalem, but because of the Jews rebellion against the Apostles and them for the most part having to leave, Paul turned to the Gentiles and began building Churches. That's been going on now for almost 2000 years. It ends when Christ comes for His Church. You'll not find...

This I can tell you without revisiting a tedious study on the Shofar horns and the silver trumpets from 30+ years ago. The seventh trumpet of Revelation has a span of time until the Second Coming of Christ, some estimate it to be as long as 2 months. This trumpet has nothing to do with dead...

@rwb I just checked some notes in my old Bibles and the "last Trump" being associated with the close of the Church Age is concerning the study of the silver trumpets that God instructed Moses to make. It is a comparison of the Shofar trumps that were animal horns used by Israel for...

What is your main problem with the pre-trib resurrection anyway? Don't tell me you of the sort that only sees one resurrection in Scripture.

Well, I haven't answered the mans question yet, as I said, I will have to search it out. So hold in there cowboy, and let me come back with a solid answer. I'm yet to give the reason for "the close of Church Age" and you might find it interesting.

The last day of the Church Age. I wrote a paper on this in school over 30 years ago. I wish I had that paper now, lol. I haven't discussed this in many years, so to give anything of value I would have to jog my memory in Scripture. I do remember in my paper that the "last trump" is not...

So you're saying that the saved in Christ will stand with the unbelievers to be judged by their sins before God, when the believer in Christ has no sin before the Throne of God. You better think again, my friend. At the Great White Throne of Judgment the unbelievers stand before God, at the...

Let's not worry about Satan right now, let's go to the Scripture. Daniel said there will be a resurrection of the just and the unjust. What most folks believe is there is one resurrection at the return of Christ, that in not correct. Setting aside the resurrection of the 144,00 for now, let's...

Well, as usual it's difficult for us to break bread together when we totally disagree on the resurrections. In 1 Thes. 4:13-18, which is famously referred to as the Rapture, is indeed the resurrection of the just. The Scripture presents 3 major resurrections. They are the Rapture In 1 Thes...

David, the Rapture and the Resurrection are one in the same.

In 1 Cor. 1:8, it's referring to faith keeping you blameless before God until the Day of His gathering the believers, the Rapture. 1 Cor. 5:5, is referring to the sin of incest that one in the Church has committed. "delivering this person over to Satan for the destruction of the flesh that the...