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Hi Naomi, Actually, the word "day" can mean a long period of time in the bible. If one reads most of the prophecies regarding the "day" in both testaments it begins with the signs of the 6th seal, many them have obvious millennial age interpretations (like beating swords into plowshares, lion...

You're right but, imo, it's only a matter of knowing what trib He is talking about. Since there is no seven year trib mentioned in scripture, it's not at the end of the 70th week. Jesus does mention "great" tribulation which is something altogether different. I think Rev. 12:17 is a good picture...

I've answered several times, the fact is, in the bible there is no mention of a tribulation that is seven years long. If you want to continue, show me where it says, "And there will be a time of tribulation that shall last for seven years."

I know a lot of people believe the 7th trump is the last trump but I think they err from a matter of perspective. According to Zech. 9:14 - "And the Lord shall be seen over them, and his arrow shall go forth as the lightning: and the Lord God shall blow the trumpet, and shall go with whirlwinds...

Sorry Stranger but these things are supposed to be a dialogue, not a questionnaire. You've asked a lot of questions over and over that have been answered w/o offering anything in return. So, it's your turn. Share what you believe or leave me alone.

What Corel said in #150 but I would add testing the church in the beginning of it as well, What do you think it is?

Dan. 9:24, all of it, not just some of it.

I agree totally.

Not determined if the church is the right identity, that is a presumption, Can a bridegroom marry himself? In this scenario, if it was the church, the bride does not make herself ready, she would only be "ready" by the efforts of another (Christ). Hmm, how many brides will Christ have? In cp. 21...

Don't you think a supposed truth of this magnitude would be mentioned? None of the marriage parables call the church, the bride. There were many opportunities Christ could of used such as Matt. 12:48-50. While there is indeed verses mentioning Christ as the bridegroom, it is only assumed the...

Hi Naomi, I can't say that in the OT there is a specific group called spiritual Israel, they should be considered the "remnant" as in the 7000 of Elijah's time, those who kept their righteous relationship w/ God regardless of what the nation as a whole was doing. All the prophecies of Christ was...

Or it could be a case of the church thinking more highly of itself than it ought to think.

I've done the research there are none that make a plain statement.

You're right regarding word usage, however they were all foretold through the feasts of Israel.

I think you are misunderstanding that verse, (1 cor. 10:32) it is not a division as a precise rule not to be understood. God uni8tes he doesn't divide. There is no jew or greek in God's eyes we are all the same. God is notm a respecter of persons. I would say the church started in Matt. 10. God...

I agree with the first part but the 144,000 will be on earth. Rev.14:4 says they will follow the Lamb wherever he goes so when he is ruling and reigning here on earth they will be here as well. We do see things differently here. Are you aware that there is no scripture that calls the church...

Maybe you'll have to write out your questions more clearly, Post #50 is a pretty clear summation and post #109 is clear as well so I'm really not sure what you're not understanding. Maybe this will help, I see Rev. as sequential.

Sometimes the identities of the church and Israel get misconstrued which can lead to false conclusions based on wrongful assumptions. There are two Israels in scripture. There is of course the physical nation of Israel and there is a spiritual Israel which is founded in faith and with the...