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At Christ’s Return (Revelation 19:19-21): The beast and false prophet are cast into the lake of fire (final and permanent). The wicked alive at His return are killed physically (not yet judged). (FIRST DEATH -PHYSICAL) Comment: I don't believe anyone has an issue with the above. During the...

Rev 20:9 And they went up on the breadth of the earth, and compassed the camp of the saints about, and the beloved city: and fire came down from God out of heaven, and devoured them. Here is your verse from above .... is this when the dead in Christ are destroyed --- and devoured them?

Well, this is the simple list of verses in revelation that I had identified earlier (a couple of times) and where I asked if anyone might go throught these four points and identify one or more of the comments (in bold) that are in error. Thus, one might be willing to inform me of the reason it...

I will try and get some time to respond to the last reply you made to me... it will take some time and I don't have that right now. But one of the points you mention here is exactly what caused me to raise this issue. And I will give you the 3 separate events that caused me and may still cause...

Well, at least I got something right!

I thought I said that "today's accepted interpretations" reflect one resurrection and judgement not multiple... which is the reason I was having so much difficulty when accounting for the literal verses in revelation - which is why I presented each of them in detail to have others look at them...

Please see some of my earlier posts…. #66 for example. I am fairly sure I began and continued this conversation as one who was searching for others views on this topic because I was possibly seeing multiple resurrections and deaths that I knew would not be correct. So I presented the outline of...

Ok, let me throw something out there for everyone to consider.... there are at least two possibilities to resolving this multiple like number of resurrections and deaths.... and even before we evaluate these verses we all recognize that the wicked in Christ will have one physical death to be...

Thanks but unless I am still not seeing this correctly, what do you say about the GWTRJ scene - doesn't this tell us the dead in Christ are resurrected once again to stand before God?

Thank you and I just sent a new post on this subject and perhaps you might offer your thoughts!

I am still working on this difficult issue (for me) regarding the number of times the "wicked in Christ" will be resurrected and destroyed" by going through the relevant verses in chapters 19 and 20. If you have an interest in this topic, please offer me your thoughts....thanks. At Christ’s...

Ok and thanks.

I have simply read the chapters and attempted to prepare an outline before I could / would begin preparing a narratiive.... I was quite clear this was a confusing issue as I was reading the verses and they made no sense to me.... Consequently, I thought it appropriate to throw this issue out...

What part of my response and my initial post didn't you understand? Did I not repeatedly mention I was pursuing the conflicting information presented in chapters 19 and 20 regarding the number of resurrections that I was seeing ? Now, it seems you are simply looking for a reason to argue and...

What is this..... a form of Groundhogs day?

No problem at all... thanks.

Oh but I did.... please read #9.

So you felt a need to respond as you did in #8 earlier? Or was this a mistake in sending it again?

Well, I am certainly glad I asked.... there are a number of different interpretations....... but does anyone want to comment on one of the issues I hope I brought up earlier..... regarding the dead in Christ .... are they resurrected once after the millenium to be destroyed by fire and then have...

Well, this is getting off the topic but you are correct, He was sent to the house of Israel - that is not in doubt, but within His plan of salvation, He also knew His people would reject Him. Thus, this was His plan to bring the Gentiles into salvation should they accept Him as their Lord and...