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Wow. Royal virgins. That is very interesting. And it makes a tremendous amount of sense. I appreciate the heads-up on that.

Rats! I was hoping for something a little different... OK I'll start thinking about it.

OK. Another question. Are the vessels of dishonor resurrected at the first or second resurrection?

Yes, but what I'm trying to point out is that the salvation (outer darkness) you describe is no salvation. That is damnation. The real situation is more analogous to something like the quality of living in the palace as opposed to that of living in the city.

You conveniently avoided not hightlighting the first word, which is generally the intended meaning - unapproved. Nevertheless. Trust me, all works done in Christ's name that consist of wood, hay and stubble will be disapproved, rejected, worthless, castaway, and burned up at the judgment seat of...

An "unexplainable" epidemic of nearly 1000 (so far) sick sea lion pups is occurring in California. These pups were born last year. My thoughts are that it is related to the radioactive contamination that has leaked, and is still leaking, from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean. Lifeguards Step...

You're either being forgetful or disingenuous. I already covered this - http://www.christianityboard.com/topic/17928-jesus-will-not-lose-anyone/#entry188643

You brought up the bride in your previous post, that Paul was afraid of not being chosen for the bride. I think that's ridiculous because all believers are part of Jerusalem, which is the bride. Many who claim to believe in Jesus only do so in their minds and are not exercising true faith, so...

No. No. The bride is Jerusalem where all believers who overcome dwell. You are a very judgmental person - a sign of insecurity about what you believe.

What is there to explain?

The old covenant is long gone. It was near unto fading away nearly 2000 years ago according to the writer of Hebrews; how much more so today to the point of irrelevance..

No they are alive forever, but in the state of eternal death, i.e., separation from the glory of GOD. This is the destination of all the wicked, whether it be those who forsake Christ or those who never confessed him.

Well that will have to be part of the process. The idea would be to document why certain beliefs hold a prophecy to have been fulfilled or not. I think that each prophecy needs to evaluated against certain criteria, and then a matrix kept that documents where a prophecy lies, fulfilled, possibly...

The law isn't dead; those who are in Christ are dead to the law through Christ, and have received a new life in the heavenlies.

Right, but the son was broken to honor and fulfill the law of Moses. I can't conceive in any way that that law was broken.

And that in your mind is "salvation"?

I think it would be more accurate to say that he fulfilled his law by forsaking his son and breaking him.

Daniel 7:13 starts a new vision. It is not connected with the one you quoted above.

Can't you just answer a simple question? Are the wicked annihilated, or tormented. Do they cease to exist, or are they alive forever in torment?

I would like to participate in a thread that goes through each OT prophecy to determine which have been fulfilled and which haven't Are you game?