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While it doesn't say we go up to Heaven in either passage, neither does it say we're set back down to the earth. So as far as proof of error, you have none. The only error is saying the absence of any evidence proves a negative conclusion to a hypothesis. Another error is saying that where...

No on both accounts. There has yet to be a united North, but as end-time Bible prophecy states the anti-Christ battles King of the South, and at the end, the King of the East enters the fray; it is NOT a one-world government. That Pyrrhic victory is not achieved until the end of the one...

What event constitutes the first Seal? Who is the horseman? (I have an educated opinion on both, as many do, but no one has proof.) When exactly was the fifth Seal opened, and what evidence do you have for your "opinion"?

Yeah right, and Isaiah 30:26 is God's Wrath on the Day of the Lord...

Someone tell Stan that the measurements Ezekiel sees taking place do not match the second Temple.

Why then, would John have to measure it? Who is that Ezekiel sees in Eze 40? 2 In visions of God he took me to the land of Israel and set me on a very high mountain, on whose south side were some buildings that looked like a city. 3 He took me there, and I saw a man whose appearance was like...

The Old Testament warnings of wrath are written to natural born Israel: the Jews who do not believe in Christ Jesus. Quoting them so as to apply them to us, to make us fearful, is not beneficial, or even edifying. We are not to fear; Jesus has already conquered all, and He will save us - on...

A real man in Jesus can handle adversity, criticism, and even condemnation because he knows he is not defined by his enemies, but only by God. And God loves you just the way you are and too much to let you stay that way.

Pure fantasy saying the 144,000 will evangelize the world when the Bible says they go wherever the Lamb goes. Rev 14:4 fittingly enough... They follow the Lamb wherever he goes. More fantasy from rabbi keras.

Paul in the NT also makes the distinction between Israel, a nation of Jews who do not believe in Jesus, and the Church, which does. And there are more of that than any reference to us being Israel. So, you have to bring forth evidence that OT prophecy for Israel, is actually for us. But...

I really don't care how you see it because we've already seen your eyesight isn't that good. The woman Israel in Revelation 12:1 hearkens back to OT imagery John knew: Gen 37:9-11. She represents Israel and she is the one who bore the Savior in Rev 12:5. Rev 12:1 A great sign appeared in...

This is idiotic and you're just plain wrong. The sun/moon/star event which precedes the Day of the Lord in Mt 24:29 is replicated with the sixth Seal. Following that - Jesus arrives on the clouds to gather the Elect. He does not pluck them out of the field, only to set them back down in the...

And they would no more apply to the Church and the Elect than your errant reference citing Ezekiel 20:34-38. The Church is not Israel in the OT.

This is really kind of silly. You can't see how Adam and Eve got married by God. Now you can't see all the verses which point to a third Temple. It doesn't matter what verses anyone shows you - you just repeat your mantra. There will be a third Temple built during the one 'seven' (Rev...

Any time someone says something is clear, it is blazingly apparent to me that it is anything but clear - rather it is their heart-felt belief because they believe ferverntly any fanciful notion (as in fantasy) they happen to think. Ezekiel is written to the Jews. We have not been scattered so...

Yeah, debunking your eschatology when you make it known is easy. And the Redemption of our Lord happens when He Returns. Not at the end of the one 'seven' as you claim.

No, that is NOT what the Bible says. Paul wrote that: "For not all who are descended from Israel are Israel." (Rom 9:6) Paul does not say that all Christians are Israelite. You do, and so you confuse what is written for Israel who does not believe in the Lord with us. That is the basis for...

This is a strawman argument. It's rationale is to stand on the Gospel and say, 'we don't need no building for sacrifice,' so any that look to a future physical Temple building in Jerusalem can be bullied and impugned as not being as "good" a Christian as they are. It is a strawman argument...

Figuratively we are the temple of the indwelling spirit. However, in 2Th 2:3-4 Paul uses the brick and mortar term for a building which is used of the Temple in Jerusalem. This is not a figurative usage. To insist on a figurative meaning to elude what the Word says despite the definition of...

That is true, and the sun/moon/star event which precedes the Day of the Lord is found in both Jesus' Olivet Discourse (Mt 24:29) and with the sixth Seal as the second event happening there. Next in those two linear narratives, which both give their events in sequence, immediately after the...