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Where does it mention seven years of tribulation?

Yes, but not necessarily fulfilled in the manner we expect.

How exactly does that debunk the Trinity?

Is there a 70th week to come? Yes, there is but no where in the bible does it describe or speak about a seven year tribulation period. That is a pre-trib embellishment.

I totally agree.

.Well, unless you're jewish by blood, moslems are NOT our brothers in the flesh but as descendants from Adam we are faintly related.

The description in Ez. was for the second temple but the Jews ended up not deserving it, but that is the only reason it mentions sacrifices. Yes it will be built and the land promises retained but sacrifices will NOT continue or it would make everything that Christ did in vain. Believing that is...

Well, I've got to reply to this one. When they were followers of Christ they ARE Christians. The term Christians was first coined when only Jews were believers. The church is first used in Matt. 10. Imo, every mention of His believers after that and all the other gospels is talking about...

Then I'll go back to the original, 2 Pet. 3:8. The word "day" G2250 is the equivalent of H3117 where God is saying that to him a 1000yrs. are as a literal 24 hr. day.

Just bringing this up, as I said I believe in a pre-wrath rapture but not a pre-trib one. Here's an interesting passage from John17:14-17 "I have given them thy word; and the world hath hated them, because they are not of the world, even as I am not of the world. 15 I pray not that thou...

It's always a different 24 hr. period. It is always in the present tense, there is no yesterday but there is always a tomorrow within the context. Ergo, it is more than a single 24 hr. period, your question is answered.

As I stated in the post does something that was created immortal really have a "birth" day? Or is it even considered a birth? As stated I believe His "life" began being counted when death entered the world. God's timing is not our timing. Don't limit him to our understanding.

That "day" has been every day since it was written.

Interesting take, Corel.

I guess we'll have to agree to disagree because within the context of scripture and historical proof it is as I said!

Heb. 4:7

Enoch 111, You are free to believe what you want. I am just expressing an opinion and if you think any of this would lead anyone away from God than perhaps the strength of your faith should be questioned.

How long is the prophetic "that day", the last days, the Day of the Lord, etc.? The answer is most certainly not 24 hrs.

Yes! If it was sincere, accompanied by the willingness to repent from your sins (change course, but it can be a lifelong struggle) and not conceived as just a formality.