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Are you familiar with the logical fallacy "straw man argument"?

In this context IMO it is also directed at the King's advocate Satan. C.f. Luke 22:3, John 13:27, 1Peter 5:8.

Christianity is Middle Eastern. Jesus was born in the ancient city of Bethlehem, in fulfilment of Micah 5:2.

IMO "morning star" (Greek φωσφορος) is the bright planet Venus. We call it a "planet" (Latin planeta = "wandering star") since it moves in the sky (true stars do not move). Jesus is called "morning star" in Revelation 22:16. We have a similar idiom in English, "you light up my life." Satan...

The Light noted: <Wailing wall not part of Antonia> I visited Israel once, and there were people there who share your opinion, praying at the wall. The problem is that Jesus said, "not one stone upon a stone" would be left of the temple complex (Luke 21:6). The tour guide indicated to me it...

Let me suggest the Revelation imagery this way: o A scroll with seven seals is opened and read, declaring Jesus king of the land. o After the scroll is read seven trumpets sound out that Jesus has been ordained king of the land. o After Jesus is so ordained the seven bowls describe the...

Search your internet "Satan chained metaphor." People's understanding of Bible prophecy varies widely.

The Jews have been training priests and collecting materials to rebuild the temple. One problem is a misunderstanding of where it is supposed to be. I see Jewish people praying at the "wailing wall," failing to understand that this wall was actually part of the Roman fortress Antonia. The Romans...

I am certainly not a Hebrew/Greek expert at all, I simply believe access to the original language is beneficial. And yes I think the ideas of others are valuable.

Satan is a cherub. Angels and cherubim have bodies. So Satan can be constrained by a chain. He cannot be constrained by a metaphor.

No judgment for believers, Jesus paid our penalty for us: "Out of the anguish of (Jesus's) soul shall (God the Father) be satisfied.... (Isaiah 53:11).

Pinseeker noted: <Satan thrown down> This is noted in Ezekiel 28:11-19. It is directed at the King of Tyre and also at his advocate Satan, a cherub who had been in Eden.

IMO the rapture is noted in John 14:2-3, 1Corinthians 15:51-53, 1Thessalonians 4:15-17, Revelation 11:12. (two witnesses caught up), Revelation 14:16 (Jesus on cloud catching up believers).

IMO: It's apocalyptic literature. The imagery is the progression of an announcement: o Seals (presumably wax) on a scroll are removed (chapters 5:1-8:5). o Trumpet perhaps sounds after seals are removed (chapters 8.6-11:19). o Scroll is read, condemnation ensues (chapters 12:1-25:8) o Bowl...

Lots of judgments, including the Great Flood killing all but seven people. Did you know you are a descendant of Noah?

PinSeeker noted: <entombed or bound> Revelation 20:2 εδησεν = he bound [him] (no details given). He is released after the thousand years millennial reign (Revelation 20:7-10).

Heavenly Jerusalem is in the new heavens and earth (Revelation 21:10).

<aborted babies go to hell> Elect infants go to heaven. It's in the book (Romans 9:19-29).

My bible says so (Romans 5:12-21).