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We already have. Many times over. The Great Multitude come out of the Great Tribulation, having been gathered up and delivered to the barn of Heaven and set before the Father - who is IN HEAVEN. Rev 7:9-17. As for leaving this forum - someone who preaches Replacement Theology, who has...

Now let's try a real scholar instead of some half-baked word spin: The word, "confirm", comes from the Hebrew word gabar. gabar: to prevail, be mighty, have strength, be great. "In Arabic, the basic meaning of the root is "to rise, raise, restore," with the idea of being strong, or prevailing...

Wrong! gabar is not used throughout Scripture in connection with the House of Judah. Job 15:25 Because he (the wicked man) has stretched out his hand against God And conducts himself arrogantly against the Almighty. Job 36:9 Then He declares to them their work And their transgressions, that...

Incorrect. And Stranger - you might want to check any and all references rabbi keras gives you; he has a habit of dropping verses that really don't say what he says they say.

No, Jesus attended THREE Passovers in his Ministry, laying down His Life with the third. That makes the longest His Ministry could have lasted a little less than three years, but around 3 years is what the Bible says. If He had ministered for three and a half years, He would would have gone to...

What you can't refute is the linking of Scripture which shows the Last Trumpet of God that HE blows is not the seventh Trumpet of God's Wrath that an Angel blows.

Scripture trumps your silly insistence. Col 2:16 Therefore no one is to act as your judge in regard to food or drink or in respect to a festival or a new moon or a Sabbath day— 17 things which are a mere shadow of what is to come; but the substance belongs to Christ. The blowing of the...

There is no Wrath of God with the sixth Seal. The wicked utter that - having been told by three Angels what awaits them. But they don't get God right any more than you do - and they're wrong when they say that is the NEXT thing to happen. The next thing to happen is the Rapture.

Boy talk about a stuck pig! War. 7. 1. 1 (1) Now, as soon as the army had no more people to slay or to plunder, because there remained none to be objects of their fury (for they would not have spared any, had there remained any other such work to be done) Caesar gave orders that they should now...

Exactly.

When you have to twist Scripture around, and preach replacement theology as rabbi keras does - then you deny Scripture. To refute a charlatan is to uphold Scripture.

There is no Scriptural support for atin-christ's fanciful notions. And now he's scrambling to put his scrambled thinking back into one basket. This sheer nonsense and whimsical musing - not any kind of scholarly work.

Nope. Made up entirely. The seventh Trumpet of God's Wrath is not God's Last Trumpet calling the Elect to Heaven. Here, logically from Scripture, is why the Last Trumpet is not the seventh Trumpet of God's Wrath. 1. The Last Trumpet calls the Dead forth from Paradise (the ends of Heaven)...

No, there is the Messiah and the Prince. The Messiah is Jesus. The Prince is to come from the people who destroyed the city and the sanctuary. That is the Romans as Josephus and history show. TITUS gave the order to raze both the Temple and the City. - Josephus' book: War 7.1.1 EVEN IF you...

This is Replacement Theology. Replacement Theology says that Paul shows that the Church is really the same "olive tree" as was Israel, and the Church is now the tree. Therefore, to distinguish between Israel and the Church is, strictly speaking, false. Indeed, people of Jewish origin need to be...

Your reference for a coronal mass ejection is bunk. The ONLY way you make it out to be so is when you "rewrote" Isaiah. That is fraud on the highest order, and how dare you rewrite Scripture to make it say what you want to say.

Isaiah 30:26 describes what happens "...on the day the Lord binds up the fracture of His people and heals the bruise He has inflicted." It is not part of God's Wrath on the Day of the Lord no matter what rabbi keras says.

Of course, there is no Scriptural support for any this wild fantasy. And atin-christ gives one month for the fifth Trumpet / first Woe, and ends the whole matter two months later when Scripture says the first Woe affects men for five months. Oops. Another crazy idea shot down in its infancy.

[removed] Actually, it's not a fact that no Scripture supports the idea of a Rapture to Heaven. There is only none that rabbi keras can see.

War. 6. 4. 5 (252) At which time one of the soldiers, without staying for any orders, and without any concern or dread upon him at so great an undertaking, and being hurried on by a certain divine fury, snatched somewhat out of the materials that were on fire, and being lifted up by another...