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You said this "Well that’s not the New Testament but Jesus did stand on the mount of olives after Zechariah penned that verse and what Jesus did paved the way for the gospel to spread to the world" So should we have taken you to mean that the prophesy of Jesus standing on the mount of Olives is...

Nations are only His kingdoms after the Tribulation.

If it says in the which, then actually in the which it is!

They did not say they were flesh and blood and not spirits. Jesus became flesh and was raised from the dead with a new body. Still had wounds. Luke 24:39 Behold my hands and my feet, that it is I myself: handle me, and see; for a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me have. "The...

No. He shall rule the nations and that is quite real and physical. Not pi in the sky

I already explained that our eternal body comes at the Rapture. Whatever spirit body believers have in heaven doesn't matter since their bodies are raised incorruptible at the Rapture. Why would this happen if they already had eternal bodies that were like Jesus'? Well, physical bodies are...

Notice 'in the which'. A lot happens in that time. You conflate it all together.

Very good. It does seem that it was Bethany. I will note that it mentions 'Bethany, at the mount of Olives'. Bottom line, in any case it was less than a mile from the mount of Olives. Hey, if He ascended at a slight angle, maybe He was over it as He departed:)

We know that the old testament is not the new testament. So now it looks like we can add unbelief in prophesy of Jesus' return to your pile.

Well, they came back from Olivet. That seems to indicate that is where He went up. Nowhere else is mentioned. I guess we could say we don't know for sure. However, He did rise from somewhere not far from Jerusalem, so it is safe to say he will return in the same place.

" St. Luke narrates in the Acts of the Apostles how Jesus’ disciples gathered together and asked him a question. After Jesus’ final words were spoken, “as they were looking on, he was lifted up, and a cloud took him out of their sight” (Acts 1:9). Shortly thereafter St. Luke mentions, “they...

Why don't you come out and honestly state what you are trying to say? Do you believe His feet will land or not? He returns to destroy His enemies and rule the world. What does that have to do with 'only for the saved'??

So what? Of course there are always doubters and scoffers. That changes nothing.

Meaningless. He only rules after He returns. So you cannot try to place the years before.

His feet will land on the mount of Olives. Zech 14:4 On that day his feet will stand on the Mount of Olives, east of Jerusalem, and the Mount of Olives will be split in two from east to west, forming a great valley, with half of the mountain moving north and half moving south The same place...

That is part of the day of the Lord. The first part. A lot happens in that day. Including one thousand years.

Great a clear reply. So you claim there is no 1000 years and totally wave it away.

Well He is returning to earth and where He is there will we be also.

He will, but not the minute He gets here! That is as the bible says clearly at the end of the 1000 years.

Still dealing with this thread.