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those who are IN Christ yet work iniquity, live in lawlessness, live in daily habitual sin, break the 10 Commandments, will be damned apparently. I have given scripture to prove my case. there's plenty of that proof found in the Bible. I already gave: John 15:2,6 Matt. 7:23 here's some more...

how many resurrections did Jesus teach? seems like a super important topic. did He forget to mention a second resurrection altogether?

I love this and I couldn't agree more. the arguments against the keeping of the 10 are so often completely illegitimate. which Commandment, of the 10, is impossible for Christians to keep? great question, indeed!

yes, that can be a very compelling interpretation of Rev. 20, and sadly has fooled many sincere Christians. unfortunately, there is zero support for that interpretation anywhere else in scripture. Jesus tells us in John 5:28-29 that there is only one resurrection, one raising of the dead, with...

they have to be. per scripture.

yes, I agree with that. proven by: Matt. 7:23 John 15:2, 6

you're just forever confused. the dead not in Christ do not resurrect at all. they cannot hear the Shepherd's voice - only Jesus' sheep can hear His voice. if you can't hear His voice, as He so clearly says the jews cannot on John 8, you do not hear His call, His shout, when He comes for His...

can you provide a verse for that? and which/whom is which/whom? are we talking Wheat and Tares? Jesus said very clearly that the scribes and Pharisees (jews) were NOT Abraham's sons/seed. if both are here together upon the earth, then it's the heavenly seed that matters, alone, to God. as...

the Kingdom of God is upon the earth now and it doesn't end when the rest of the world ends. plenty of time for any promises of the Kingdom to take place, like wiping away all tears, after all wickedness is destroyed at Christ's physical return when this fallen physical earth is destroyed...

right. and knowing that, who would you say should be living in the land forever? I'll give you a hint: Jesus is most certainly not living there now.

your lack of knowledge of the Bible is a bit embarrassing, but I had already decided we'd gone round and round on this topic enough for me.

half of this post you're actually arguing my own case. I agree that the only Millennium (thousand years) referenced in scripture is taking place now. as far as the Rev. 20 verse, see my post #84 again where I show how the Bible specifically states that ALL THE REST OF THE DEAD are included in...

some really strange behavior from you here. first, you won't quote my posts directly. now, you'll only quote ... your own?? what you are pushing is a teaching of man; it is not taught in scripture. putting one's faith in fabrications of man won't serve one very well in the end.

I'll be patiently waiting for you to present text from anywhere in the entire Bible that specifies a "second" resurrection. until I have found the Bible's teaching of it, I will not accept it. I don't freely accept teachings of men as so many do. it is a very weak argument that just because...

agreed. here's another semi-obscure passage from that book that kinda makes one wonder: "Son of man, they that inhabit those wastes of the land of Israel speak saying, Abraham was one, and he inherited the land: but we are many; the land is given us for inheritance. Wherefore say unto...

If A: the Bible speaks nowhere of a "second resurrection", ... then B: it is asinine to create an entire doctrine around the imaginary, unconfirmed by scripture, idea that there is one. especially when the majority of the Bible contradicts such a theory.

@ElieG12 do you know how to quote a post? it's super simple. or do you prefer not to quote so that the poster is not notified that you responded?

using any verse from Revelation as a proof text about anything that is, or is not, happening in the world presently is a rookie mistake. the words of Hosea and Paul come to mind: "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge..." Hosea 4:6 "And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in...

you're the one presenting that nonsense. you tell us. the second death is not the second resurrection. the Bible specifies no "second resurrection" from Genesis to Revelation. show us where anybody teaches that their members reign upon the earth. it is Christ who reigns from within all True...