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If someone takes you to dinner, pays for you meal and you eat it. Does that mean you necessarily ate it all?

We all view your arguments as ludicrous and unsound.

You can't use scripture to support your argument because all scripture is in harmony with itself. All of Rev. 20 is to be understood literally. "And I saw thrones, and they sat on them, and judgment was committed to them. Then I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded for their witness to...

I absolutely agree with scripture! But when Jesus returns, He will literally sit on David's throne _ in Jerusalem _ in His New Temple! And you will pay Him a visit, yearly. And I will ask Jesus if He could arrange WPM's, Covenentee's and my visit together so we could all take a photo with Him.

Absolutely! And this of course is referring to our spirits - which have no nationalities or gender. But we do physically live and dwell in our fleshly bodies. There are makes and females, Greeks and Jews still.

Gave to and possessed, means they took it and moved in - but did not possess it all; nor did their generations _ forever ( all aged) possess it. Do they NOW possess it all? NO. And that refutes your clam.

“No more shall an infant from there live but a few days, Nor an old man who has not fulfilled his days; For the child shall die one hundred years old, >> Death still exist ms in the Millennial Kingdom! BUT AFTER the MK, Death and Hades are destroyed. This is still the 1st earth, just restored...

I can extend it, but you will reject it. It's not just the literal interpretation of Rev. 20, but OT prophesies and most importantly, covenants: It is important to mention Covenants briefly. Covenants need to be fulfilled, specifically to Israel, to Jesus, to nations and creation during Jesus’...

I was joking, you don't have me! Jesus says," I am coming soon", in Rev. 22 as well, to a different generation. He simply wants all generations to anticipate His imminent return, at any time, so that we do not relax, slumber, we stay focused. And so every generation in a sense had this hope...

You're confused. People have been trying to explain the Millennial Kingdom for years and you just don't get it. Why should I waste my time? As I said earlier, it's futile. Keep your view and watch it crumble ... soon.

Sorry, I see the end of the age He is speaking of is this current world system with many false religions, where 2/3 of the world have rejected Jesus and gone their own way. A new world filled with only Christians filled with the knowledge and reverence of the Lord, a Millennial Kingdom _ with...

Yeah ... that's it ... you got me.

Rom. 11 is yet to be fulfilled. A remnant Jewish population will be saved when Jesus comes. 1/3 is a fraction mentioned and there are some 15 million Jews. The 144k are part of them. The end has not happened. The gospel was not preached to every nation until just recently. Only just recently...

Rev. 1:1-4 is a specific message to the Seven Churches that currently existed at that time. Chapters 2 and 3 address their issues, His rebuke a d repe tance that must soon take place. "His servants" were living! This wasn't a message to us, though these churches can be seen as templates/ church...

Most prophecies concerning the regathering of Israel our OT. But here's one. Jerusalem was trodden down by Gentiles UNTIL 1967, when it was recaptured. “And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and shall be led away captive into all nations: and Jerusalem shall be trodden down of the...

And that was around 95AD, which means all preterists have it wrong. Sure they do, when the cannot accept the literal meaning, when it does notnfit into their scenario, they press the symbolic default button and smile, like you do. No they weren't. They could not see or experience any of the...

Do you believe most of the events represented in the seals, trumpets and bowls of Reveletion already happened and /or are symbolic (as with your take on Rev. 20:1-10?

All you have is a preterist view of Eschatology. Preterists symbolize scriptures that should be literally interpreted to conform to their beliefs. It's okay, we di not have to enter into an argument that has always proven to be a future one. Keep your view. But soon these events in Revelation...

" ...many of the views they hold, cherish and promote today were sourced and spread in antiquity – chiefly among the heretics." ..."But, it may shock a lot of them to know that many of the views they hold, cherish and promote today were sourced and spread in antiquity – chiefly among the...

As it was then, Eschatology is just as confusing as it is today. How many views do we have of Revelation? Dozens. And within those views are yet further variations. Two Christians of any ilk would be hard pressed to agree on 100% of the details within any claimed view. So trying to identify...