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I agree Hosea was written after the Exodus but the commentaries I’ve looked at say Hosea 11:1-7 is a direct reference to the Exodus. Do you know of any commentaries that don’t see it this way? It’s been brought up that when reading Hosea 11:1, it doesn’t come across as a still future event but...

Ok, great, I also think it was fulfilled in the Exodus. There are a few people who reject the exodus from Egypt (see Wikipedia). I wasn’t sure where you stand because you seem to be questioning some verses. Since we both agree Hosea 11:1 was fulfilled once and Matthew 2:15 states another...

I think QT is ultimately asking about your Premil view. He’s asking about the conflict of the gospel and the ideology of Satan. The ideology of Satan has to do with the binding of Satan and when that occurs.

Not all translations use the word “flood”. The Old Greek, which I believe is the oldest known version of Daniel reads much different. Daniel 9:26(OG) And after seven and seventy and sixty-two weeks, an anointing will be removed and will not be. And a king of nations will demolish the city and...

Yea, a case by case examination is the best. If Jesus didn’t fulfill Hosea 11:1 then when did or will it be fulfilled? Do you see it as still being unfulfilled?

Let’s start with literal fulfillment, maybe something that some people think was fulfilled in 70AD but perhaps you don’t.

What do you suppose the OT quotes were referring to if not Jesus?

I agree, I find the study of eschatology eliminating or disallowing certain interpretations of verses found in the OT. Do you have any verses that are in question that are about events after the cross?

A decision has to be made as to which way of interpreting is correct, I personally see the NT revealing what is hidden in the OT.

Sure, if you think the clarity is found in the OT and ambiguity in the NT then we are going to be on totally different planes. Numbers 12:6 And he said, Hear now my words: If there be a prophet among you, I the LORD will make myself known unto him in a vision, and will speak unto him in a dream.

Well if we view Jesus as the Word of God then I would say whether or not Zechariah foresaw, Jesus’s view clarifies the intent of the verse.

I’m not sure what the real issue is here. Jesus spoke the words in Mark 14:27, we either have faith that He spoke the truth or we don’t. If the issue you’re looking at is why the OT reads different in some cases than where it is quoted in the NT, the folks at 2001translation.org have done quite...

The word “overcome” <3528> can mean to subdue but only when the word “subdue” contains the meaning of victory. <3528> always has the thought of victory associated with it. Here is what Stong’s lexicon says about that word and how it is used in the NT … The verb νικάω (nikaó) is used in the...

Acts 21:20 And when they heard it, they glorified the Lord, and said unto him, Thou seest, brother, how many thousands of Jews there are which believe; and they are all zealous of the law: According to Biblehub Acts 21 took place in 59AD. How long do you suppose this learning curve took? If...

I agree, do you have those who have added to the book being resurrected prior to the plagues in order for them to experience the plagues on earth? If so where in the Bible is that resurrection found.

Revelation 16:1 And I heard a great voice out of the temple saying to the seven angels, Go your ways, and pour out the vials of the wrath of God upon the earth. The plagues take place on earth, I don’t see the sea turning to blood. How can Joseph Smith be currently experiencing the plagues that...

If that is true then why did it seem good to the Holy Spirit to have different burdens for Gentiles than Jews after the cross? Acts 15:28For it seemed good to the Holy Ghost, and to us, to lay upon you no greater burden than these necessary things; 29That ye abstain from meats offered to idols...

Joseph Smith is dead now but the question is did he ever experience the plagues. If he didn’t then that would be proof that Revelation was written to those specific seven churches in the first century. Do you have any evidence that Joseph Smith experienced anything like noisome grievous sores...

Revelation 22:18 For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book: If Revelation is meant for us today, why didn’t someone like Joseph Smith who wrote the...

So were Jews during the first century not considered servants? It might be entirely possible that the Revelation was given specifically to John because it involved the Jews more so than Gentiles. God could’ve certainly given Paul the visions in Revelation instead of John, but John was the chosen...