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This is more word salad of non-answer! This reply is as clear as mud! Why do you never address rebuttals clearly instead of going off into this esoteric non-answerable babble. Your explanations for that which is spiritual is so far out there you truly remind me of someone under the influence...

We don't receive the new heaven and new earth before the first heaven and earth have passed away. Revelation 21:1-5 (KJV) And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea. And I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem...

How could Christ's disciples have seen Him going up toward heaven if He was not of flesh? I know how you insist "see" in this verse below from Matthew is not with physical sight, but rather with the mind or understanding. The problem for you is that you cannot explain how the first century...

Be sure you understand what is being promoted here. The indwelling of the Holy Spirit in men/women of faith is indeed proof Christ came in the flesh (born a man), and kept His promise to send His Spirit after He departed from this earth. That is NOT proof that Jesus has returned in the flesh...

Since Christ has already come in the flesh, we look for Him to return also in flesh, since that is what the Scripture tells us. Since Scripture is clear that Christ shall return in the flesh, it is folly to argue that He already returned or that He returns again and again and again!

If we have not His Spirit in us, we are none of His! What's your point?

Christ came in the flesh, and when He comes the second He will again come in the flesh as He was seen leaving. Acts 1:7-11 (KJV) And he said unto them, It is not for you to know the times or the seasons, which the Father hath put in his own power. But ye shall receive power, after that the...

The Kingdom of heaven is the same Kingdom of God that Christ proves had come when He came to earth a man and by the finger of God cast out devils. But the Kingdom NOW to the physical world is not physically observed, because the Kingdom of God is spiritual and is within you. And can only be...

I would suggest we embrace the truth revealed to us in the Bible. That is that Christ has already come in the flesh! And the promise He made before He departed from this world is that He would send the Holy Spirit to be in believers always. His Spirit dwelling within believers is not evidence...

That which was at hand was the spiritual Kingdom of God that was being built, shall be built and completed as the Gospel of Christ is proclaimed unto all the nations of the world, and that Gentiles would complete the Kingdom. Christ is NOT saying His second coming was at hand. How would it...

They have to misrepresent Amil, to do otherwise would mean to accept Amil is truth!

Millennialists don't believe Christ when He says believers shall NEVER die! If they could believe the words of Christ, they would understand that physical death does not mean altogether without life for those who die in Christ, in faith. But in death to become like the angels in heaven, spirit...

I'm not sure there is a word to describe his view of biblical eschatology, but I'm sticking with delusional!

If there's an answer to my reply somewhere in this word salad you've given, I can't find it??? You really are delusional!

Delusional indeed!

Why do you not read the context of Paul's letter to the Galatians? When you do you will find Paul admonishing the Galatians for desiring to turn again to the works of the Law after having been instructed of Christ. The Law was to have been until Christ came, the Law was the tutor teaching them...

Time is what God gave this world to show the progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole, and is measured in hours, minutes, seconds, days, months, and years. God gave an allotted amount of time for mankind to be born again, and to plan, schedule, and...

There's your answer! BINGO!!!

Actually, it's because I view most if not all of your replies to be touchy feely blabbering without reason, and definitely without verification from Scripture.

The notion of purgatory is an unbiblical doctrine from hell, giving people a false hope of being saved after physically dying in unbelief. Israel of faith, as I've already told you, are those who died in faith (in Christ) believing the promise of the Messiah who would come. The old covenant...