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That is correct, after the 1000 years. That is not when Jesus returns but after the millennium. The people in the millennium have physical bodies like they did before the flood. They also live many many centuries. They also have babies. Lots of babies. There will be no more abortions or such...

The fear of the Lord is to hate evil. When I see teachings that are false and that are repeated wholeheartedly, I consider that evil. We can and should judge doctrines and teachings. The people behind those is another matter.

The important thing in that story, relative to the end period, is that God saved His people. He saves us in the Rapture! But the spin I think you try to put on it is that the world was destroyed. It wasn't There was still a world here as there will be in the millennium. OK Some folks believe...

Actually when Satan is cast to earth in the end it is for a specific short time. Not forever at all.

No He will rule. Only the wicked will He destroy. Not earth. Not everyone on earth. It does not mean birds eat all people on earth, sorry. They eat folks from all nations who died fighting God. We might call that a UN smorgasbord.

I do not plan to guess the exact time involved when God releases the devil for a while at the end of the 1000 years. Cult was the most flattering word I could think of that I could post in public.

Well, sometimes I wonder if some of the folks on the ark were great believers. One kid 'molested' his dad when he was drunk apparently, for example and got cursed! The point is that the earth was fine. Jesus did not come to rule that time. He will this time and there will be nations here. I...

When I guess at 'days or weeks or whatever' that need not equate to any exact time. Try to debate honestly. Don't think you can latch onto any similar type word to make the passage fit your cult. No. There is of course also a short time on earth that the devil has during the Tribulation. Folks...

I do not need to fit all things into a random chapter you toss out. Looking at Psalm 2 though, we do see who He rules over. Here it is in technicolor. Psalms 2:2 The kings of the earth set themselves, and the rulers take counsel together, against the Lord , and against his anointed, saying...

The deal the antichrist makes only spans seven years actually. Why obfuscate?

I would think that it will be in the new earth when that is totally fulfilled. On the other hand it applies also to a large extent to the millennium. So when you look at a verse, you can pinpoint the time quite often. If I were coloring verses in that chapter that dealt with the 1000 years...

Matthew compares the return of Jesus with the flood where only a few were saved. After the flood billions of people were born. The world itself was not destroyed. Noah still grew a vineyard etc. As for 2 Peter, the verse speaks of that part of the day of the Lord (after the 1000 years) when, as...

Yes, loosed for a little while. Which part of that are you having problem chewing?

No, He will then rule them with a rod of iron. Nothing remotely similar to wiping out all people on earth. You have a gross imagination and a dark misconception of the heart and plan of God.

It doesn't matter what another deal was like. The issue is whether the agreement associated with the AntiChrist is what is being talked about.

Ah, Polly does want a cracker

No He does not rule the nations now. Satan even offered them to Jesus, showing they were not under God's rule.

It is one thing to be wrong, another to be rude. I know you are but what am I? Your opinion is noted.

The covenant made and spoken of by Daniel was not about Abraham. (though one wonders, if we are close to the last days if the 'Abraham Accords' might be somewhat connected to that final peace deal) The AntiChrist and his 'fingerprints' and modus operundi, his signature covenant, are all written...

That is after He has ruled for 1000 years. But since you waved that away like most other basics of Scripture, you will not believe.