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Like I said, its conjecture but not impossible or out of the question.

I'm not familiar with anything saying Jesus will return in the blink of an eye. What I do know is that Paul says we will be changed in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye. 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 You have misunderstood the very text you are quoting about the 'blink of an eye' Jesus said it...

Yet the question has not been answered, 'What is THE Lie?' We can juxtapose it with 'THE Truth' to get an idea, so we must ask, what is THE Truth?

I see 2 Peter 3:10-12 as referring to John description in the latter half of verse 9 of chapter 20 of Revelation. Rev. 20:9 There will no doubt also be geographical turmoil associated with Jesus second coming. What follows next is only conjecture. My guess is that the second coming will take...

The spearhead of all your messages is punishment, Keraz. You appear to relish the details of 'punishment' whenever you post. Human history has taught us, if it has taught us anything, that threats of punishment do not give people motivation to change. They in fact make people more determined to...

Of course Jesus knows what our spiritual condition is like. The 'admonishments' to the churches in Revelation 2 reveal this. If we are to use words of different languages to convey something, being mindful of what we are saying is helpful. For example, 'father' in German is pronounced 'farter'

I do not agree with this synopsis. It is not the conclusions that emerge when I read Revelation.

Dan, in case you haven't heard from other sources, you sabotage your opportunity to interact meaningfully with your mocking, your ridicule and the various put downs you practice including your attitude of superiority.

Yes, all will hear his voice but the context derived from other texts tells us it wont be at the same time. Revelation 20:4 and 20:7 make it clear 1000yrs will transpire between the 1st and 2nd resurrection ie, 'hearing his voice' Those in the 1st resurrection will come forth glorified as was...

After the 1000yrs (Rev.20:7) Which 1000 yrs I would ask? Rev.20:4 tells us, ' ....and they lived and reigned with Christ 1000yrs' Yes, this is true, however you are assuming these resurrections happen at the same time and together whereas Rev. 20:4 and 20:7 seperate them. Rev. 20:9-15 speaks...

Here's some background of how I understand what is being spoken of in Rev. 20 regarding 'Gog and Magog' 1. Jesus returns in the clouds where every living eye sees him. God's people (saints) currently await this event. 2. The righteous dead are resurrected and transformed from corruptible to...

It's a matter of joining the dots well SI. The wicked from all ages are obviously all alive which implies they have been resurrected. Prior to that Satan has been 'chained' to a desolate Earth for 1000 yrs. Now he convinces the uncountable hordes it was through his power they have come back to life.

In your 'great wisdom' Scott, you have violated the context of, 'no one knows the day or the hour', as you do other scriptures. May the Lord rebuke you.

It is taught in Revelation 20:7-9

Here is an interview with President Carter regarding Israel/ Palestine.....another perspective!

hello to you DN

The term Gog and Magog represent all the raised wicked (second resurrection) at the end of the millennium. They are the teeming billions throughout history who have made God their enemy.

The Jews clearly got the message Jesus was conveying that he was equal with God and they didn't like it. John 5:16-47

I think there is doubt and there is doubt, ie oils ain't oils so to speak. To be assured that one is loved and that Jesus has your back is hope inspiring. To be not sure of this (doubt) makes life hard and joyless. However, to doubt or to hold loosely the various conclusions different ones (even...

:dusted: ...47 minutes of value. That's why I sent it to you :Broadly: