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Do you not acknowledge that there is a gathering when 1 Thessalonians 4:15-18 occurs? 2 Thessalonians 2:1 Now we beseech you, brethren, by the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, and by our gathering together unto him, Do you not equate "our gathering together unto him" when the Lord comes that...

You're not addressing what I said. Do you believe that people who are saved and born again during the tribulation, which you call "tribulation saints", become part of the body of Christ (the church)?

One thing I have noticed in recent times on this forum is a lack of reverence for some of Paul's teachings. Especially his end times teachings. I often use passages that Paul wrote to support my doctrines and there has been a number of times where people seem to not fully trust what he taught...

Oh no. What will I do without being able to talk to you? I guess I'll have to try to figure that out. In the meantime, ask God for wisdom (James 1:5-7) so that you stop thinking nonsense such as the sixth seal and fourth trumpet being the same.

Show me where scripture teaches about such a concept as "tribulation saints". You don't think "tribulation saints" will be in the church, right? If so, where is such a thing ever taught in scripture?

Notice how he talks about the ones referenced in Revelation 20:8, as wanting to rebel during the thousand years, but he says they are kept from doing so by Jesus and His followers keeping them in line with their rods of iron. So, they supposedly can't rebel during the thousand years and then do...

This is an argument from silence, which is no argument at all. Nowhere does 1 Thessalonians 4:15-18 say that it's only Jesus Himself gathering His church, which are the elect (Romans 8:33) and not angels doing the gathering. This is not the way to interpret scripture. You would only have a point...

He often tells people that he has been preaching this stuff for 40 years. After 40 years, he still believes nonsense such as thinking that the 6th seal is parallel to the 4th trumpet. It seems that he has learned nothing at all during that 40 years and he must have been preaching complete...

You seem to be saying that the ones described in Revelation 20:8, who number "as the sand of the sea", may already want to rebel during the millennium, but will not be able to act on it until the thousand years is over because of being ruled with a rod of iron. Does that mean you think there...

Nothing but unintelligible gibberish offered in response. Pre-tribs are completely confused about God's plans and who God's people are. Dispensationalism is a complete, indecipherable mess.

What has the guy who has been a preacher for 40 years learned? He is a pre-trib dispensationalist. What has he learned in relation to end times doctrine during that time? Nothing, in my opinion. You can't hardly be further from the truth in end times doctrine than pre-trib dispensationalism.

Why do you say this here when, in most of your other posts you focus on the natural rather than the spiritual? Are you not sure what it is that you believe? What matters, the spiritual or the natural? Who are considered God's people, those who are of spiritual Israel and are the spiritual seed...

When you refer to Israel you are referring to the nation of Israel, right? And you are calling them God's people just because of their nationality. So, you are the one with the carnal speech, acting as if one's nationality, such as being of the nation of Israel, has anything to do with...

It's too bad that you deny what scripture teaches. Romans 9:6 But it is not that the word of God has taken no effect. For they are not all Israel who are of Israel, 7 nor are they all children because they are the seed of Abraham; but, “In Isaac your seed shall be called.” 8 That is, those...

God's people are not determined by nationality, but rather on whether or not someone has faith in Christ. Romans 9:8 That is, They which are the children of the flesh, these are not the children of God: but the children of the promise are counted for the seed. Galatians 3:26 For ye are all the...

I can only hope that you don't preach on end times very often. If so, you need to apologize to all the people you have ever preached to for teaching them false doctrine all these years.

It's clear that if he was somehow able to preach for 140 years he would continue to preach falsehood the entire time. He doesn't even come close to preaching the truth when it comes to end times. He's wrong about everything.

It's really sad that his 40 years of false preaching is a huge waste of his time. And, it's sad that he has led others astray with his false teaching. At least, as it relates to any teaching he has done on end times. Not sure what he believes about other things. He expects people to be impressed...

Because with Premil it's obviously not even possible that the little season of Revelation 6:11, which obviously occurs before Christ's return, could be the same little season as Revelation 20:3, which, according to Premil, occurs 1,000 years after His return. With Amil, it's at least possible...

Nope. Your reading comprehension skills have failed you again. I was only talking about Amills like me and WPM. I was talking to WPM there and not intending to speak for all Amills. The point is that it's only possible that Amills could see those verses as speaking of the same "little season"...