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LOL! God is the Lord, and the Lord is God. So in that sense, there is no distinction. But there is certainly a distinction in personhood ~ and function, of course ~ between God the Father and God the Son (and God the Holy Spirit). :) Are you a Jehovah’s Witness, Timtofly? There certainly is...

Absolutely not, of course. I mean, I get the rhetorical nature of the question here, but still… Right, but not the Father (or the Spirit). Now, Jesus was never not one with the Father, and the Father was never not one with Jesus, so in that sense we agree. But Jesus, while on the Cross, cried...

Well, I already do… :) My goodness. You’re an interesting person, Timtofly. I’d like to know how you come into such things. :) Again, no actual thrones. But certainly in the Seat… God is one… of power over all creation, both now and eternally. And neither the Father nor the Spirit were...

Revelation 20, beginning in verse 7, is a future reality (the "will be" is future tense and indicative of that). The passage from Revelation 20:7-10 is analogous and concurrent, time-wise, with Revelation 19:11-21. It is the final conflict in which Jesus defeats, once and for all, all His...

Hmm, I think he hates it... the truth is often that way... and wishes with all his being that he were still able to deceive the nations, and longs for the day ~ is chomping at the bit for that day ~ when he will be loosed and able to do so again. :) But when that day comes, much to his...

There is nothing in this verse particularly or in the Bible that indicates that any person is annihilated or ceases to exist. Two points: What you have in bold has implications both for the believer and unbeliever before his/her physical death ~ life "under the sun," as the preacher of...

No... :) Yes... :) Three, with/including the Spirit... :) No... :) At the very least, the Father is Spirit (John 4:24), so He doesn't have a body, and, so, He's not literally sitting on a throne (no matter the color) :) It's about His absolute authority. I do agree with you, however...

Rubbish. I'll... read on here to see how you make such an assertion... Ah, well, it's not about literally sitting on a throne, it's about being in power and authority. And Jesus said, as I'm sure you remember, that He and the Father are one. You're a very smart person, Timtofly, but taking...

Sure. Well, if so, that makes them... bad "Amils." Um, that's a very tongue-in-cheek remark... :) Right, well, it's not about hard numbers, and it's not really about how many cities... or even cities, for that matter... Right, that's backwards, really... Right, it's backwards. If there...

True. Some think the Mount of Olives, some think Mount Sinai, some think in Jerusalem, some think, more or less, all of the above. :) But it will be here on earth... before New Jerusalem comes down out of heaven to us... This is where the unrepentant are sent as a result of the final...

The Judgment depicted by Jesus in Matthew 25:31-46 and the Judgment depicted in the vision given to John in Revelation 20:11-15 are one and the same, yes. Right, Jesus returns, and executes the final Judgment. Hm, interesting. Very rarely have I heard Jesus's parable of Luke 19 brought up as...

Hey, just so we're all clear here, I'm going to point out ~ because we all need reminding of this, and often ~ what Paul says in Galatians 5... "Now the works of the flesh are evident: sexual immorality, impurity, sensuality, idolatry, sorcery, enmity, strife, jealousy, fits of anger...

Yes, you know everything... <chuckles> I get that loud and clear... I hope so, but from my vantage point it doesn't appear so. That He will... Hm, well, I say it's utterly self-deceiving to think of yourself as better than anyone else... and in and of yourself as righteous (or anywhere...

I understand your position. Starting with verse 7, I agree. Grace and peace to you.

I know what I stated, TN. If you have a point to make, make it. LOL! Again, if you have a point to make, make it. Otherwise… thanks. Grace and peace to you.

Revelation 19:11-21 is (roughly speaking, because the focus is slightly different), analogous in timeframe to Revelation 20:7-10. Revelation 16:14,16 and Revelation 17:14 and Revelation 19:11-21 and Revelation 20:7-10 all depict this final battle. But yes, this is basically the root of the...

Yes. So, then, going back to your question before: I still do not understand this question. "Under the same day..." What do you mean by that? And "attached to God only"... what do you mean by that? No offense, but I can't even make sense of this question. Grace and peace to you.

Great! Hmm, well, I guess it depends on what you mean or are referring to when you say “the Lord’s day” and what you mean or are referring to when you say 1000 years. That may come across to you as coy, or playing with words, or some such, but no… You speak as if this has not happened yet… :)...

Not. :) No. :) To God ~ from His perspective ~ a day is... simultanously... as 1000 years to God, and a thousand years as a day. Hmm, well, I say let's say it's not. :) Because if we do, it's just... well, neither here nor there. :) I think there's 120 years in between (if my math is...

LOL! Hoo boy. :) Right, which is... well, in my opinion, at least, ridiculous... :) ...and I am thus surely not that person... Ah, now, that's a point worth addressing, although not for the reasons you think. I actually don't like the term "amillennialism," as the 'a' prefix can really...