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The Old Covenant prophets foretell only of the Day of the Lord that shall come! And when He would come all that was written concerning Him would be fulfilled, including the final day of the Lord that is known only to those who live after the first coming. It is only after the first advent of...

The answer is that none alive on the earth when the fire of God's wrath is poured upon the whole earth shall survive! To believe that some unregenerate souls can survive the fire from God is complete and utter nonsense! Which is what Premillennialism is!

The Old Covenant prophets knew a Messiah would come, but they would not have written of His coming AGAIN. The prophesy is of a Messiah who would come and fulfill all that was written concerning Him when He finally came. They never mention a second coming because His coming they foretell is of...

Please explain who they are and where they come from, that they are able to survive the wrath of God by fire that shall come down upon the whole earth sparing nothing alive?????

How did those left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem survive the fire of God's wrath that shall come down out of heaven when Christ returns and every living thing on this earth shall be burned up? Revelation 20:8-9 (KJV) And shall go out to deceive the nations which are in the...

John didn't need to see the souls of those beheaded through physical sight. John was given to KNOW there is life, continuing to exist living souls who are a spiritual body of believers in heaven after physical death. Because before they were martyred for their faith they "lived and reigned...

Call me daffy but I wonder, why would the Old Covenant prophets write of a Messiah coming again? Would not every prophetic utterance concerning him NOT be of a Messiah to come, when all that is written of Him shall be fulfilled? It seems illogical to me that the prophets would prophesy of...

Rev 20 speaks of only one physical resurrection of the dead! John writes the DEAD shall be bodily resurrected to stand before God at the GWT to give account according to what is written in the books and the book of life. Since the names of the DEAD shall not be written in the book of life, the...

I agree! It is the spirit, through the life-giving Spirit within that has eternal/everlasting life that shall never die. Though our mortal body of flesh shall die, we as a spiritual body of believers ascends to heaven alive called living souls. Isn't that why John writes of souls alive after...

It's not about ethnicity! THEM who are not cast off are the remnant according to election of grace. The remnant is preserved by God by grace through faith NOT because they are the nation called Israel.

Is our body who man is? Or is our body of flesh that which houses the man within that is spirit? There is no doubt none shall be immortal & incorruptible flesh until the last trump sounds and our bodies of flesh are raised up and changed (at least for those who died in Christ). Knowing that...

The Word of God is crystal clear that physical death is abolished at the second coming of the Lord. The irrefutable verses and passages make this truth abundantly clear for whosoever has ears to hear. What is NOT as clearly understood is how the life we have in Christ is eternal, or never...

For the one who dies in Christ, the life we have through Him is eternal never ending 'spiritual' life through His Spirit in us. If when our natural body dies we are not awakened to life a spiritual body of believers in heaven, why does Christ say the life we received when we were born again...

I agree, with one minor difference of opinion. I believe the body that is resurrected and changed to immortal & incorruptible will be as our human body was in the beginning when God created man. I believe it will be physical, of flesh made from the earth, with a breath of life that is spirit...

There shall be ONE physically resurrection of ALL the dead in the graves. You elected to omit when ALL the dead shall be resurrected "for the hour is coming, in the which all that are in the graves shall hear his voice." That's not two resurrections of ALL the dead in the graves as you imagine...

Do you not understand that God NEVER cast them off utterly only because "the remnant of them shall be saved"? God's promises are always given only to whosoever is of faith! It's not about ethnicity, but is about faithfulness to God.

But there was a stipulation they must be obedient to the Covenant, and God's patience clearly had an end date or they would still be in possession of all of the land of Cannan. The FACT that they lost the land through disobedience, as well as the utter destruction of the Holy City and Temple is...

Earlier you spoke only of the remnant being God's Covenant people? That was truth, because most of Israel of the flesh have died in unbelief, and to this day most of them living continue to be in unbelief.

If it must be given a name it should be "inclusionary theology" not "replacement theology" because Israel of God to whom the Covenant promise is given become an innumerable multitude of people from every nation, tribe, kindred and tongue, no longer one small nation as Israel of the flesh is.

All of the ethnic seed of Israel through Christ are not cast off. There is always a remnant according to election of grace within Israel in unbelief that are eternally saved. The seed cast off of Israel "for all that they have done" are not the Israel of God. It is the ethnic nation that...