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Ahem... We don't spiritualize Scripture, God does. Anyone who reads Scripture seriously should know that. Nor do we turn concrete prophecies into metaphors. What we do is read God's metaphors and refuse to turn them into Jewish fables, visions of earthly reigns, or private interpretations. God...

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This is the same recycled premillennial chart-driven speculation Douggg keeps pushing—again and again. It’s built on timelines and diagrams, not on sound biblical exegesis. Nothing could be further from the truth of Scripture. Dressing up assumptions in colorful charts does not make them biblical.

Did you write the text as if its yours or his? No, its God's Word, so you need to learn to include chapters and verses. Still not impressed!

You brought up the claim, not me, selah! If you assert something like “Christ’s army of spiritual Israelites, all armed with swords,” then it is entirely reasonable to ask you to support it with Scripture. That is not arrogance — that is accountability. We are commanded to prove all things (1...

Where does it say in Scripture? Chapter and verse please! How do they kill all "dead bodies"? What "dead bodies" do you find in Scripture?

True love—agapē—is defined by God, not by society, not by modern theologians, and not by cultural sentiment. Scripture tells us that love “rejoices in the truth” (1 Corinthians 13:6). It does not redefine truth in order to avoid offense. For example, if I preach what Scripture plainly says—that...

Just as I thought so. :-)

You claim I have ‘quite a few inaccuracies,’ yet you haven’t demonstrated a single one from Scripture. Simply asserting that I’m wrong is not the same as proving it. Where is the chapter and verse that corrects me? Where is the contextual analysis that overturns my argument? Pointing out an...

And? What I said wasn't false. I am human yet I do have spiritual discernment, gift by Christ, to know what Christ talked about. In case you did not bother to check with the context. Joh 6:50-58 (50) This is the bread which cometh down from heaven, that a man may eat thereof, and not...

The Roman Catholic Church is not Babylon the Great described in Revelation 17 and 18. She was never a faithful representative of God’s kingdom to begin with, which immediately disqualifies her from being the apostate “Mother of Harlots” that Scripture portrays. Babylon in Revelation represents...

See? Douggg doesn’t have the courage to actually deal with the text. Instead of explaining the context, the meaning, and the application, he jumps straight to assumption: “Well, the birds must be vultures because vultures eat dead bodies.” That’s not exegesis — that’s speculation. In...

(Chuckle). Did you actually search the Scriptures, or are you reacting to your own assumption? Revelation 18:2 does not stand alone. God already defined what these “unclean and hateful birds” represent. First, Revelation 1:1 tells you the book was signified — given in signs and symbols. If you...

Maybe? Based on what Scripture. Cleansing the land? Revelation 19 said this? Or is it your speculation (again)? Spiritually yes. What I said is true about you. That’s exactly what the Pharisees and scribes thought about Christ’s words. They weren’t losing sleep either — until truth...

While we wait for Douggg to give his explanation, I'll answer that by referring you to one of the primary and crucial rules of Biblical interpretations. That the Bible is its own interpreter. We need to search to see where other Scriptures are speaking with the same language, and consider (in...

My point is that you have no clues with the verses the Lord talked about. It is because you lacks spiritual understanding. Rev 19:17-18 (17) And I saw an angel standing in the sun; and he cried with a loud voice, saying to all the fowls that fly in the midst of heaven, Come and gather...

LOL. I am still waiting for your answer to my question I asked you. You avoided answer it by bringing up the subject about the modern weapons which has nothing to do with my question. "Do you know what eating the flesh spiritually means in Scripture?"

Once again, you are speaking without understanding the nature of apocalyptic language. Have you considered what the seven horns, seven eyes, and seven Spirits of God mean in Revelation 5:6? Do you believe Christ literally has seven physical horns and seven eyeballs? Of course not. The text...

LOL. You did not answer my question, "Do you know what eating the flesh spiritually means in Scripture?". You avoided answer this question and talk about modern day weapons? Rev 19:17-18 (17) And I saw an angel standing in the sun; and he cried with a loud voice, saying to all the fowls...