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Matt. 24:34 is dependent on vs. 33, Luke 21:27-28 is dependent on vss. 25-26. A whole lot of folks hang their hat on a possible mistranslation and the fulfillment of one prophetic event has to line up w/ all the other prophesies in both the OT and NT about that same event. It's either 100% or...

I think most students of the bible knows about the 5 beast kingdoms, the question is how to identify it and many believe it will be a "revived (western) Roman empire" consisting of many nations of Europe w/ papal involvement. But, imo, they couldn't be farther from the truth. As the bible...

A little more specifics as to what you're really asking would have been nice and an inclusion of what you think the apostasy was/willbe, however, to respond to just the title of the article, the apostasy will be an event that has a specific cause that will be a time of separating the wheat from...

Eph. wasn't a prophesy, it was a revelation of things actually being fulfilled in his day. Yes, this is a prophesy and a fact but Paul was just given the headlines, he doesn't know details of the when, or the how. But the NT authors didn't know exactly what the fulfillments would look like. The...

Eph. wasn't a prophesy, it was a revelation of things actually being fulfilled in his day. Yes, this is a prophesy and a fact but Paul was just given the headlines, he doesn't know details of the when, or the how. But the NT authors didn't know exactly what the fulfillments would look like. The...

Jesus was speaking to the Jews at that point but believers in general should be meek when the situation requires it and ditto for being warriors. I don't determine anything I simply believe what the bible says, if you disagree take it up w/ God. He can do what He wants, if he wants two peoples...

There is a difference between individual sin and national sin. When you read Dan. 9:24, it's about the "national" sin, national iniquity and national transgressions they have made as a nation by turning their backs against God over and over again until ultimately rejecting the Messiah on a...

Did the OT authors really know what they were prophesying about? No way! Israel had zero understanding of Christ coming as a Savior and not a military leader, that's why many rejected him in the first place. I think Dan. 12:4 is pretty self explanatory. Most prophecies can only be accurately...

This shouldn't be too hard to figure out. First, sin will eventually occur but, imo, it will probably be a few centuries before they begin, some gentiles may start sooner. Now if the total number of living Israelites that enter the millennium was 1 million, then 1 million would have accepted...

If one can't understand plain english then one shouldn't respond to something that was never said or implied

That's not so. The word covenant just means an agreement, a contract, a treaty, etc. A deed to a plot of land is different paperwork from a will or the ten commandments, they're not the same.

All that confirms what I said.

That's not true, the land promises were not part of the old covenant, nor are they part of the new. They are/were each separate covenants unto themselves.

While we are in our earthly perspective of time, futurism is a reality and that won't change until we also are dwelling in heaven and no I don't think anyone has thought..."as if it were God who is just getting up to speed, rather than us."

If Genesis is the only argument one has against the prophecies of 17 "prophetic" books in the bible, then your case is decidedly lost.

Actually God's future plans or what we call eschatology were basically engraved in stone from the foundation of the world and won't change. What does change and evolve over time is our understanding of His future plans.

Every book in the bible most likely contains a prophecy or two or at least some sort of prophetic type Every book in the bible most likely contains a prophecy or two or at least a prophetic type but most folks are aware that there are 5 major prophecy books and 12 minor books and genesis isn't...

A couple of prophetic verses does not a book of prophecy make. Most folks know that there are 5 major books of prophecy and 12 minor ones. If your only argument is Genesis which is no ones list of prophetic books then you know I'm right.

Sorry, but Genesis isn't a book of "prophecy", it's a book of History. Try starting w/ Isaiah.

The 144,000 only represent themselves. God's not an idiot, I think he can tell the difference between 144,000 and a number too large to count when John was able to count millions of angels in Rev. 5. Zech. 14 isn't the only chapter that is post mill, Ez. 38 is also post mill. No such thing as...