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Hi Bladerunner, I started a thread... "Covenant theology and its view of eschatology". I would like hear your point of view in that thread.

Is Covenant theology valid or invalid ? Especially concerning its perspective of eschatology (the study of the end times) ? I personally don't hold the Covenant theology position. Nor Dispensationalism. Nor Reformed theology.

Since you make so many posts, holding the covenant theology mindset, you need to make a thread to explain that mindset to others. Covenant theology is something that most posters here lack understanding of, to take it into consideration concerning eschatology. A separate new thread will...

Jesus was worthy to open the book because He is the Lamb of God slain from the foundation of the world for the redemption of fallen mankind. Revelation 13:8 And all that dwell upon the earth shall worship him, whose names are not written in the book of life of the Lamb slain from the foundation...

That which I highlighted in red is confusing and why you should start a new thread titled "covenant theology and it's view of eschatology" since it covers more than Revelation 12, the topic of this thread.

Start a thread on covenant theology and it's view of eschatology.

good rationale.

Jay, the little horn is not going to appear out of nowhere like one of the angels in the bible. He is going to have a childhood of growing up as an adult. His background like any other human... i.e. baby, then child, then adult.

Jay, the little horn will be a human being, who will have a birth certificate and recorded childhood upbringing into his adult age. fallen angels don't have that sort of background.

Davy, in Daniel 12:11-12, there are 1290 days and 1335 days associated with the AOD. Do you really think that Jesus is going let that AOD statue image to remain on the temple mount 30 or 45 days after His return? Here, I made a chart that shows the problem with your interpretation of the...

In the bible, there are a total of 15 time of the end time frames of events given. Those events have not been fulfilled yet. One of the time frames is Ezekiel 39:9 of 7 years that will follow the latter day/latter years Gog/Magog attack on Israel. All of the time of the end time...

Show a timeline chart having that construction. You have yet to produce a timeline chart that has the 15 time of the end time frames featured as to their correct fit.

You are making a false statement. I don't show calendar dates on my timelines. For example....where do you see a calendar year on this chart, such as 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, etc. ? Where do you see a calendar month on this chart, such as January, February, March, etc. ?

You quoted me. And when I read the quote, I realized I made a typo - leaving out the "not". So I went back and edited my post to read... "Secondly, even on a timeline, it is not known precisely when the spirit of the beast ascends out of the bottomless pit."

There is no such thing as 1260 symbolic days. Also, after the two witnesses are killed, there will be the great tribulation saints witnessing about Jesus. Revelation 20:4 And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgment was given unto them: and I saw the souls of them that were...

You are confusing calendars with timelines. Calendars show the particular months, such as June, July, August... and the day of each of those months. My timeline charts does not show any particular calendar month, day, nor year - such as, August 31, 2025. Now post your timeline of the 15...

Agreed, Paul was writing to Christians in those cities of his day.

Because I love God and my fellow Christians.

Paul's letters, which we call the books of Thessalonians, Philippians, Galatians, Ephesians, Colossians, Romans.... were written to... the Thessalonians - Christians - in Thessalonica, a city in modern day Greece. the Philippians - Christians - in Philippi, a city in modern day Greece the...

Paul was writing to his fellow Christians in Thessalonica. They, who were reading Paul's letter at the time, along with Paul, were "the we" alive at the time. In the context of verse 15 and 17, that you quoted, the "we" simply means Christians alive at the time the rapture takes place.