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Some critics believe that the "thousand" year term may just refer to a long period of time. It could be shorter, or it could be longer, I have no idea, so I just let scripture interpret scripture as much as possible. Regardless, It believe that the narratives from Zechariah and the Book of...

the case for Pre-Mil has been completely dismantled here. some will just never accept that their pet doctrines are not Biblical at all.

nobody has claimed we have no sin. that is what is called a Straw Man argument. and it's about all you've got to combat my position. made-up arguments that have no relationship to what is being discussed at all.

those who follow Jesus Christ are not Christian?!!!!! wow. just wow.

that's the common modern teaching in churches, but it's not what the Bible clearly reveals to those who study it diligently. take a closer look at post #1 in this thread. GEN2REV got it 100% correct.

what false ideology is that? you disagree with God's Word, not me. I'm just a messenger who you, so much like your brethren in the Bible, are trying like heck to destroy. good luck with that.

no one is forcing you to discuss any of my posts. Those who obey the 10 Commandments and teach others to do the same are considered by God to be GREATEST in the Kingdom of Heaven. Matt. 5:19 (hint: that's NT and Jesus speaking) Those who do not obey the 10 Commandments won't even ENTER into...

the point you are purposely ignoring is that we are sinners BEFORE we come to Christ. not after. yes, we still sin, we stumble in our efforts to follow Christ's Way of obedience to the 10 Commandments, but we do not REMAIN sinners. there's just no getting around that. the term Christian...

because any interpretation of Rev. 20 MUST coincide with the entirety of the Bible. the Pre-Mil interpretation does not coincide with all the other end times passages. therefore, it must be incorrect. nowhere else in scripture do we find any teaching of a thousand year period to take place...

it's quite obviously Menorah, but not for the reason you think. and obedience to God is far from legalism. pretty sad that you are so convinced of that. perfect example of the lack of Biblical understanding within modern Christendom.

anybody who remains in the modern corrupted churches today, with all the nonsense they are preaching, does not have spiritual discernment to alert them to the fraud and heresy that is being foisted upon them. it's just a fact. those who have it will not remain there long. sorry to pinch a...

sorry, but obedience to God is not legalism. you should have a discussion with Him about that. thousands of years of Prophets and servants of God giving their lives for the cause of obedience to Him and His stated Ways, and to write and get the Bible into our hands was all for nothing. God is...

on the contrary, it has everything to do with the OP. we are still called to obey the 10 Commandments. we are all a work in progress. we don't do that work, God does. we are to commit our hearts to Him and to strive daily to obey His Commandments and His indwelling Spirit helps us to do that...

you sure about that? here God's Word lumps sinners among the ungodly and the scornful: "Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful." Psalm 1:1 here God's Word completely separates sinners from...

it's no fact and I'm biased to the extent that I believe and embrace only what scripture teaches. it doesn't teach two resurrections and it doesn't teach a thousand years on this earth after Christ returns.

another brainwashed professed Christian who's accepted and embraced the myth that all Christians are sinners. whatever floats your ark. you should read the portions of the Bible, that your pastor never read you from the pulpit, that speak of God's true opinion of "sinners" sometime. God HATES...

I wholeheartedly disagree and the Bible fully backs me up. but I did not say that YOU were a liar. it is a common modern lie, of many churches, that we are made perfect immediately upon getting saved. that is just absolute nonsense and those who hold to that are not even being reasonable...

God spoke the 10 Commandments out loud to those who were present at Sinai, and they were not just Israelites present. Deut. 29:10-11 and 14-15 the 10 Commandments were specifically the only Commandments that God ever spoke aloud upon the earth. not sure if we're differing, but just...

okay, but do you see any other specific references to the "thousand years" anywhere else in all of scripture besides Rev. 20?

you are correct in spotty places, here and there. but to say that the OT has no application to the Christian is downright obnoxious. the only difference between the Old and New Covenant is the Spirit indwelling us. and He does so to enable us to do what? to obey the OT 10 Commandments. it is...