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The end does come when Jesus returns. That is when He rules with His saints for 1000 years. That is not the end of earth and people on earth.

The bible spells it out that the fire is after the thousand years when Satan is loosed and they surround the camp of the saints. Before that there are nations being ruled and a wonderful earth much like the days before the flood.

The verse shows that the world is not burned up. There are people. Kingdoms. A Reign. Once again your position is exposed as false. Some dead are judged at this time. The saved that sleep in Him. The rest of the dead who are not saved however are judged after the 1000 years. Revelation 20:5...

False. I gave Scripture showing that the dead are judged at the end of the thousand years.

Isaiah 65:19 And I will rejoice in Jerusalem, and joy in my people: and the voice of weeping shall be no more heard in her, nor the voice of crying. In that New earth is a Jerusalem. There are lions and etc also. WE also know when that happens, at the end of the thousand years. Revelation 20:7...

2 Peter 3:7 But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men. The time when the dead are raised for judgment is not at the return of Jesus. It is, as the bible says Revelation 20:5 But...

Trillion year old kids eh? Very funny. You don't get to wave away the obvious.

Since a person dies still and is considered a child if he dies at a hundred years old, yes, they are human. Rev 5:10 makes it clear we rule on this earth. You have made them to be a kingdom and priests to serve our God, and they will reign on the earth.” And Rev 3:21 makes it clear we rule with...

Revelation 20:3 And cast him into the bottomless pit, and shut him up, and set a seal upon him, that he should deceive the nations no more, till the thousand years should be fulfilled: and after that he must be loosed a little season. Revelation 20:4 And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them...

Believers will rule with Him, and that includes Jews of course. They will have a temple also if I recall at that time. So what is your problem?

So what exactly is your point in this and the last post? That Jesus returning is the end? So what? How does that relate to the topic? Of course that is the end. The Rapture is before the end of the world but is more or less the end and new start for us.

That is true since the Jews alive at that time will be saved ones!

He is not ruling over them now. He does deal with them in the 'wilderness of the people' But where do you get that this means that He brings them back in 1948?

The coming rule of Christ on earth from Jerusalem does not promote a 'fundamentally Judaic rather than Christian' time. Jesus takes us to heaven to be with Him, where He is. We return with Him. We help Him rule the world. That does not mean we live here. Nor does it mean that the nation of...

Looking at prophesies of the time God restores a repentant Israel to the land, I do not see a fit for 1948. Anyone think they can make a case for the sort of Jack Hibbs opinion that seems to say the opposite?

All this lawlessness makes me think of the final world leader that will be revealed one day. " The Power that restrains evil will be 'unplugged' as soon as the Rapture takes place. Then the intensity of insurrections, anarchy, rebellion, and lawlessness will spiral to hitherto unreached...

Even if they do care about one race, who really cares if they terrorize people?

What would you call the people that set up armed patrols at the Wendy's where the black man was killed? How about the people that take over blocks in cities?

Was that before or during a church burning, or violent protest? Did they pray for the powers that be, or people of all colors? Did they pray for peace? Did they pray for the businesses torched or shut down or the people killed in anarchist upheavals?

There are violent murders and rioting in places in the US. I don't see them raising a bible. I see the Dems bowing the knee to the anarchists. So, when someone needs an armed escort to a burned church to hold up a bible it seems like an effort to at least pretend there is some sort of law and order.