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I have no problem with what you are saying and I have not claimed the fallen angels DO represent Gog and Magog… so put your gun back in your holster and recognize that I am pursuing this issue, hence, I posed this to the site. Now, if Gog and Magog do represent nations and peoples who have...

Well, I don't know all about that, but I can tell you the NT is not written for the Jews, all peoples must be Jews, the entire Christian church is destroyed..... I do remember a verse in the NT, saying there is no longer Jew or Greek, slave or........And I think I also remember a verse or two...

I agree with you that there is much repetition in Revelation - you properly call it parallelism. This is so evident in the Book of Daniel and this is also why today's accepted interpretations on Daniel are grossly incorrect since they are viewed as being in chronological order. But in this...

Who is God and Magog? If you find they represent those dead in Christ and have been resurrected, then they are destroyed by fire (20:7-9), and then Satan, who was also brought out of the abyss would be sent to the lake of fire and never heard of again. And it that is true (which I believe...

Ok, and thanks for your comments!

Ok, and thanks for your comments.

where is this verse that tells you this in the bible? How does the little horn of Daniel 7 and 8 play into your end time discussion?

If I understand you correctly, you are saying that there will be this mythical supernatural creature that everyone identifies as the "anti-Christ" and this fellow takes the world by intrigue, etc. Is the number of this fellow 666? If so,then he must be a "man" and not a supernatural fellow? Help...

I really don't want to get into this discussion because it has moved off of the topic a little, but let me ask you the following: The 4 and only 4 kingdoms that are identified as being called out of the sea by God are Babylon, Medes-Persia, Greece and Rome (although everyone agrees that "Rome"...

That is fine… but as I mentioned to you much earlier, there really is no need to continue this… we just have different interpretations.

Thanks for your comments, but I am comfortable with my interpretations, the details that I have already given you, how they tie into the rest of the relevant verses in Revelation as well as in both the New and Old Testament.

I believe I was more than clear that these are end time evangelists chosen by God to preach the Good News for 3.5 years before His return. There is nothing wrong reconciliation needed - unless one is committed to your theory. Again, there are many very different interpretations and views on one...

I don’t agree with your understanding of what I said… or how you have interpreted it. Example- never said the 144,000 are national Israel! But God will use the symbols of the 12 tribes and the 12,000 to get His point across. There is nothing wrong with having a very different interpretation...

I don’t believe I said or implied the things you say I said in my comments. But that is okay.

No problem… I think we are done here.

Thanks, but I am quite comfortable with my interpretation of the 144,000 at the time of the end. There is not much further support I could give you... I have been as detailed as I could possibly be. But I do see that you have developed a very strong opinion of the source of these 144,000 and...

I certainly agree with most of what you are saying! But I find the 144,000 are literal Jews at the end of time for a specific end time mission. But God is also giving us a vision through John of what will be … the 144,000 and the multitude… the 24 elders, etc., are future scenes of God’s...

Thanks for your thoughts......

Of course I understand what they represent. Look forward to hearing your interpretations.

Why don't you tell me what you believe they represent and why in these texts.