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God stated that he would not contend with men for more than 120 years from the time of His declaration then until the time of the final judgement of mankind and over another 20 or so descendant generation the ages as to when men died decreased slowly so that they then consistently died before...

Amigo, when I stated that ScottA and I would not be round in 20 years' time, I was suggesting that we both would probably have died within the next 20 years given our respective ages at this present time given that the end of this present age will probably occur around the year 2045 AD. My...

ScottA, we both will not be around, in around 20 years' time, to confirm our present understandings of what will happen when the seventh age begins. Saying who will be right or wrong from our own perspective is fraught with embarrassment for both of us. It seems to me that you have and axe...

ScottA, I was quoting the Book of Ezekiel. God is not finished with the nation of Israel as you are stating. I am suggesting that God will use the nation of Israel for His purposes to gather the Gentile nations to Himself. On the other hand you have stated that the Nation of Israel is...

@ScottA Israel is still experiencing the visitation of the fathers' iniquities upon them and the completion of this visitation will not occur until the end of the fourth age of their existence. As Paul rightly stated, "when the fullness with respect to time of the Gentiles is completed, after...

ScottA, it is not possible in under 100 words to fully express what the way to God's truth is, and how we are able to receive it. Often when I read your posts, I sense that there is something not quite right in what you write just like you sense when you read what I post. In the Book of...

And that was the primary reason why so many prophets to Israel were killed because people did not want to listen to what the prophets had to say. God wants us to enter into a working relationship with Him. He wants us to take root in His fertile fields so as to draw all of our nourishment...

If we sin, we become a candidate to experience the Second Death at the time of the final judgement. If, however, we repent of our iniquities and throw ourselves upon God's mercy and grace towards us then, the Mark of the Beast is no longer a part of us, and we will enjoy Life Everlasting. Shalom

ScottA, I have not voted in your poll. Sometimes we are a heretic, other times, we are not, but mainly we oscillate between both extremes, trying to become the person that God intends all people to become, righteous while working out our lives to become a blessing in what we do for and say to...

In post #5 above I had inserted the "insert" character function into that post which had been snipped from the word package. "ē" can be generated in a Microsoft passage, but the software for this forum does not support it as an inserted "ALT 0275" Copying "ē" from the word software does work...

I am using the same source as Davy and both of you have come to the same wrong understanding.

Davy, I also agree with you, however, how you are interpretating Matt 24:34 is not in keeping with what Jesus was stating in Matthew 24:34, If He had been referring to only the people who were alive at that time it would have been recorded with a very different Greek Word. Since "generation"...

Alt 0275 or just ALT 275 does work in Microsoft Word if you have that package though.

Hello Who need enemies when you have "Christian Friends" like these?

Perhaps you may like to take the above as study for yourself

@ScottA your also need to have a "Sometimes" choice as well in your survey.

In Microsoft Word from here: - Hope this helps

As I stated above you are basing your understanding on today's understanding of the English word "generation" which is vastly very different to the meaning that the original Hebrew and Greek text held. The time frames of history support my understanding, just as the scriptures do as well.

Whether Judas was saved or not is really above our pay grade to determine.

Yes, you are right that there should be only one insight which is God's intended understanding, however different people will see slight variations in what God intended. From my understanding of studying the scriptures, generally a change in just the meaning of one Hebrew or Greek word within...