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This is in the past tense, atonement is the past tense of having already atoned for our sins "before" salvation. The word atonement means "reconciliation" w/ God via receiving forgiveness for our sins which we had acknowledged to God. It could also be said that Christ was our atonement...

Wow, I think way more studying is needed. Whoever taught you this stuff has led you way off course. Replacement theology is a false doctrine. Oh, everyone is an unbeliever until they atone. Atonement is part of the salvation process. Believers don't "get" atonement. Believers atone and then...

What can I say, the topic was quite outlandish

At this time, we are not but that will change. The church has an end date, Israel does not. The OT prophecies speak a lot about the restoration of Israel and that is what the 70th week is for. To get them to the place of national atonement. They've been enduring the ToJT for 1950 yrs. now and it...

If you want to consider as predetermined you would be correct because it was something I learned in Sunday School over 60 yrs. ago. There was nothing to respond to about Col. because it says the exact opposite of what you are claiming.

Pretrib is not defined by dispensationalism, it's just an errant eschatology. That part is where Darby erred, but dispensationalism was around for millennia before that.

Well, no wonder you didn't get any replies, there's not an ounce of truth to this theology. John 1:1-3 - "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 The same was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made by him; and without him was not anything made...

Dispensationalism has been around since Genesis if one understood what it really is and it is 'not" an eschatology in and of itself. However, from your opinion at what point does dispensationalism stray from historical pre-millenialism?

In my mind, I see Judaism as living life according to the law, instead of grace.

The bible has always been futurist from Genesis all the way through Revelation. One would think that after 1900 yrs. plus the recognition that the prophetic knowledge promised in Dan. 12 has increased to leave the foolishness of historicism behind and for those who actually seek to learn can...

There will come a time when the ethnic nation of Israel will "all" become born again believers in Christ. The 1/3 of Zech. 13:8-9 because of Zech. 12:10 and the 144,000. Judaism will fade away, Israel won't.

Baloney, because the papacy at best might be the FP but one will never be the a/c although Catholicism is a good example of having the spirit of antichrist. But again so do a lot of places in the world. Futurism is the only eschatology that aligns w/ scripture. The bible has always been futurist...

You're the one that mentioned Rev. 1:1, your quote: "It tells you from the very beginning it is communicated through signs" (Revelation 1:1). The word "signs" isn't in Rev. 1:1, "signified" is and if you are reading a translation that has it in there, then that translation is wrong. Unless there...

Okay, I see your confusion, the word 'signified" doesn't mean symbolized. It means "authenticated" like a "signet" ring or stamp would do. The word 'signified" is also used in Acts 11:28 - "And there stood up one of them named Agabus, and signified by the Spirit that there should be great dearth...

Never said it does.

The only one showing lack of discernment here is you. Rev. 1:20 = pastors, that's a fact, in Gen. 37, the stars are the children of Jacob and this echoed in Rev. 12:1. The bible does use symbolism but when it does, it usually explains them somewhere in the text. If one doesn't find an...

The bible separates them w/ different descriptions, so should we and stop trying to lump everything into a fulfillment bucket where they don't belong. Are you unfamiliar w/ the concept of speaking forward in Faith? No, it's not over in cp. 11, it's only half over. When the bible uses the word...

Yet most times a star is just a literal star or what looks like a literal star falling w/ no symbolism to it. Trying to define prophecy be depending on symbolism is an example of Alice going down the rabbit hole and spiraling into a world of a total loss of logic and sensiblity.

Just because the word "star" is used doesn't mean it's actually a star, just that is what it looked like John. More than likely they are a light falling from the sky that can be seen. It could be missiles, it could be a meteor shower. The one in Rev. 9:1 is the only one personified, and he...

1 John 1:8-9 - "If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. 9 If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." No one is sinless because we are not perfected yet, however as we mature in...