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Have to admit, that had me scratching my head. Sort of sounds like what Suzanne Hinn (Benny Hinn's wife) was talking about when she preached on the holy ghost enema.

Do you not believe the bible? It says 8 people were saved. That means the rest weren't.

That sounds like dispensationalism, which is not the same as millennialism.

It certainly makes more sense to view the 1000 years as literally being 1000 years than it does to view the dragon as being a literal dragon. I see no scriptural precedent for allegorizing that number. In fact, everywhere else in the Septuagint that that Greek word is spelled exactly the same...

Because they spoke the truth.

It's phony. Source of picture - http://bradgerrard.tumblr.com/post/11002307432/i-was-walking-down-the-street-in-richmond-saw

Right... more departure from logic. Maybe from your perspective in Idaho, but take a look at the east coast (click >) starting from Charlotte, NC and tell me what percentage of land is covered with forest (my guess is 20-30%). Make sure you zoom and pan all across the south and east coast. The...

Wanna bet? Go look at Google satellite image of the east coast. Very little acreage in trees compared to cleared acreage. The entire east coast was covered in trees in Columbus' day. How do I know this? Easy. I had 20+ acres of acreage that formerly was entirely cleared for farming, but had...

When a city was sacked and its population exiled (as the Assyrians were famous for doing), then yes, it became a heap of ruins. Isaiah 17 doesn't say that Damascus will physically cease to exist. That is something that people read into the text. A city is more than buildings. The city-kingdom of...

So does Jerusalem. It was completely destroyed, and then rebuilt Damascus was destroyed and rebuilt, just like Jerusalem.

Right... that's why all the companies spent gazillions of dollars hiring people to inventory and remediate software and equipment that would have been impacted. They're run by conspiracy theorists. Are you, or have you ever been, an academic? Did you ever consider the possibility that we...

Isaiah 17 was fulfilled more than 2500 years ago with the Assyrian conquest of the kingdom of Damascus. Jeremiah uttered another prophecy of destruction against Damascus a couple of hundred years later, which was fulfilled by Nebuchadnezzar. Context. Very little in bible prophecy centers around us.

I don't see Motza’ei-Shabbat in those two verses. I see mia ton sabbaton. The former is Hebrew; the latter is Greek.

And the serpent cast out of his mouth water as a flood [of lies] after the woman [truth], that he might cause her to be carried away of the flood [of lies]. And the earth helped the woman, and the earth opened her mouth, and swallowed up the flood [of lies] which the dragon cast out of his...

Gill's commentary Isaiah 17:1 Regarding Gill's commentary above, Targum Jonathan to the Prophets calls Damascus a kingdom, instead of a city, that will pass away. This, of course is exactly what happened. Guzik's commentary on Isaiah 17:1 Keil & Delitzsch commentary on Isaiah 17 Poole...

From Gill's commentary regarding Jeremiah 49:27

Which the Babylonians did no later than 572 BC in fulfillment of Jeremiah's prophecy. Excerpt below from New World Encyclopedia It doesn't matter when 2 Kings was written. What's it's documenting in these verses is the destruction of Damascus by the Assyrians in 732 BC. The destruction of...