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IMO: In Revelation 6:1-7: o Trumpet = Call to order o Scroll = Reading of accusations against sinful race o Bowl = hot oil applied (common means of torture) "Four horses" (Revelation 6:2-7 represent ravages of war. Today we use tanks instead of horses.

IMO: o "Fall asleep" is a euphemism for "die." o Believers go to the Presence of God in heaven (2Corinthians 5:8). o Earthly body is replaced by heavenly body (1Corinthians 15:51-58). o "True temple" is the temple in heaven (Psalm 11:4)

IMO: The four horsemen are part of a figurative rendition of end-times in the Middle East, which will involve war. o The white horse denotes war. o. The red horse denotes escalated war. o The black horse denotes famine resulting from war. o. The pale horse denotes pestilence due to ravages of...

IMO "four horsemen" (Revelation 6:1-8) is figurative/apocalyptic language . o White horse = war in Middle East o Red horse = more war in Middle East o. Black horse = famine caused by all this war o Pale horse = death due to war, starvation, pestilence

IMO: o First heaven = atmosphere, where people abide. o Second heaven = space, where stars abide. o Third heaven = abode of angels, another dimension. Note that angels cheered when our universe was being created, Job 38:7. So at that time they were not part of our universe.

Satan and his angels are already here, for many years now (1Peter 5:8). Not to worry, God's angels are here too, and they protect us (Matthew 18:10). Angels are incredibly powerful. In 2Kings 19:35 a single angel slaughters 185,000 people overnight.

Zechariah 1:20 חרשים ארבעה = "four craftsmen." Sometimes craftsmen are assigned to replace a dilapidated building by demolishing it and rebuilding. If "people of the world" comprise the "house" to be torn down, then that destruction does not bode well for us. See Exodus 32:11-35. God will...

Jesus will rule the earth from Jerusalem for 1000 years (Revelation 20:4). Davy noted: "spirit." The Oxford English Dictionary ("spirit") says "the animating or vital principle in man and animals which gives life to the organism." The Bible speaks of body, soul, spirit (1Thessalonians 5:23)...

The Bible says: "The Lord will come suddenly to his temple" (Malachi 3:1). No rebuilt temple, no return.

Yes γη can mean both "plant earth" or "land" in modern times--not in Biblical times.

There was no concept of planet earth, that is common knowledge. If you disagree then I would would be interested to see a reference other than yourself. "Far away" does not equate to "round."

Once again: there was no general concept of planet earth in Biblical times. one webpage says Pythagoras of Samos thought the earth must be round

I invite you to state your case. BTW "earth" in the New Testament is typically Greek γη = land. "Earth" in the old Testament is typically Hebrew ארץ = land. There was no concept of planet earth in Biblical times.

Aunty Jane noted: >No such thing as immortal soul> "Soul" = "Animate existence" (Oxford English Dictionary). By contrast, a rock is inanimate. "Immortal" = "Not mortal." "Mortal" stems from Latin mors = "death." Zechariah 1:20-21, חרשים (carpenters / craftsmen). Craftsmen often first tear...

"Dimension" = "having measurable extent" (Oxford English Dictionary). Our dimensions include: 1. heaven = sky (oxygen atmosphere). 2. heaven = sky (higher, past oxygen atmosphere). 3. heaven = abode of angels (another dimension). "Dimension" = "having measurable extent."

IMO: "Five segments of the statue" (Daniel 2:31-35) refers to five historic kingdoms that provide order in the Middle East: Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Persia, Greece. These are followed by Rome, and by the future kingdom of the beast (that continues the Roman rule). "Crowns" refers to demonic...

Anty Jane noted: <Abraham did not have a hope of going to heaven.> Jesus said, "Your father Abraham rejoiced to *see my day.*" (John 6:11). We talk about heaven, but only a few living people have experienced it (e.g. 2Corinthians 12:2-4).