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DNA, the 144,000 is just the beginning.

The difference is the church will have spiritual bodies but Israel entering the millennium will retain their humanity to re-populate the earth but there will be many gentiles as well. Regarding Peter, I believe he was being shown the "end" of the DoL and Jesus does "not" declare that the heavens...

You are correct but Israel does have a place in God's heart and a millennial destiny whereas the church has a heavenly destiny. The Israel of the millennium will be all born again literal Israeli believers in Christ and the law will never return despite what many dispensationalists like to...

"Until the times of the gentiles are fulfilled". Then all the OT prophecies concerning "the day" (the day that Messiah reigns on earth) will be literally fulfilled starting w/ the literal 144,000 and the 1/3 of Zech. 13:8-9 which are those from Zech. 12:10 who are also the believing remnant from...

The goals of Dan. 9:24 need to be completed before the end of the 70th week. When they are, the "real and permanent" Triumphant entry w/ Jesus will occur after Armageddon.

An understanding of scripture. Rev. 6 is the beginning of the day of the Lord, Rev. 11 is the break in time between the wrath of the Lamb (the seals) and the wrath of God (the vials) and is looking forward to the results "after" Armageddon which is the time of judgment for the living world. The...

There are two resurrections, the one for the church of believers and maybe Israeli saints and the rest of the world at the GWTJ "after" the millennium. They will be judged by either belief or unbelief or if they had no knowledge of Christ and his word they will be judged on their works based on...

Jesus was the firstfruits of the first resurrection. Where there are "first" fruits there are "later" fruits. The church is the latter day fruit of the first resurrection. Those in Rev. 20:4 are part of the raptured/resurrected church from Rev. 7:9,14.

They are all different.

Unlikely, seeing as Rev. was written 30 yrs. after Paul died. Theses verses are not a reality but are spoken forward in faith per Heb. 11:1. Those of Rev. 20:4 are part of the raptured/resurrected church from Rev. 7:9, 14. There is no resurrection at the time of Rev. 20:4, it is just explaining...

Pretty good but the 7th trump of Rev. is "not" the trump that is sounded for the rapture. That is one that God himself will blow per Zech. 9:14.. The 7 trumps in Rev. are "not" part of the feast of trumpets.

In reality, the book of Rev. uses very little symbolism and when it does, it is explained somewhere later in the text, your ex. the beast from the sea is explained in Rev. 17. Rev. 20 isn't giving a time of resurrection, it is simply explaining where they came from which would be the...

There are a little over a 1000 yrs. between your two scriptures.

The church hasn't replaced Israel and many of those prophecies are for them, not us and several of them aren't interpreted properly at all, imo.

I believe Mystery Babylon is America, regarding future prophecy today's Rome is irrelevant. There are several scriptures in Rev. 17 & 18 that only America fits the bill, so far.

The destruction of Babylon and Armageddon are two separate events in two different parts of the world.

They are those who were killed by Christ at Armageddon.

I don't know what that means?

Since 70ad Israel has had nothing but trouble. Within the context of Jer. 30:7 it speaks of them returning to their land from where they were scattered. This has been happening for 73 yrs. now. There is no constraint on the time of trouble. They already have their land and they won't be...

Well we know the GT hasn't begun because christian martyrdom on a mass global scale hasn't begun yet. It is an error to consider the GT part of the 70th week time frame because the bible never says it is, only man does. The GT should begin around the 4th seal and end w/ the just prior to the 7th...