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Yes it is... :) What he says is not really what he says? LOL! Sure, it's real. Goodness gracious. But this pit... do you think it's a hole somewhere on earth? Surely not. My goodness. Just because we say something is spiritual and/or symbolic is not synonymous in any way with "not...

In your opinion. Yes, I well understand your thinking, but no... :) Do you not believe you have tribulation, EWQ? Everybody obviously and unquestionably does, whether you do or not. Life is hard. Wow. Such misunderstanding..., and denial... Grace and peace to you, EWQ.

Ah. Well, there's a disagreement among many, and possibly even among "Amills" ~ concerning the first resurrection... what it is and when it actually takes place in relation to the millennium. Perhaps you will disagree, but most "Amills" believe the first resurrection to be what Paul talks...

No. Good grief. LOL! Amillennialists assert that Satan, as a result of being "locked in the pit," is unable to prevent the spread of the Gospel to the nations, which is exactly what John says in Revelation 20. Goodness gracious. Grace and peace to you.

John wrote Revelation ~ and specific to this point, Revelation 20 ~ in about 95 A.D., Timtofly. In the first century. I mean there's all kind of opinions regarding anything. But regarding the millennium of Revelation 20, there has from very early after John wrote Revelation always been...

Well, I appreciate your opinion, David, but... we disagree on that, apparently. Not at all. I would be somewhat interested to know why you think that. Grace and peace to you.

They were carried through the storm/flood by the ark. And in this way, the ark itself is a type, a shadow ~ representative of ~ a saving vessel... a Savior... Jesus Christ Himself, Who, figuratively speaking, carries us through the storms of life ~ tribulation ~ in this fallen world. LOL...

LOL! I wouldn't tab Jesus as an amillennialist, but rather God, the second Person of the triune Jehovah. :) However... Jesus did say to His disciples (and us by extension) ~ as quoted by John in his gospel ~ "In the world you..." (so, we) "...will have tribulation. But take heart; I have...

No, "Amill" always "claims" ~ asserts, maintains ~ that God's millennium is now, and tribulation is an integral part of it through its entirety, not because "God causes tribulation," but that because of sin there is tribulation, and God is with His people through it, building His Israel even in...

Well, now, someone... :) ... is trying to rewrite the dictionary... every dictionary in every language... 'Tribulation' is defined as "distress or suffering resulting from cruel or unjust treatment or misfortune, and/or a trying experience." In a Biblical context, tribulation intimately and...

There's a country song out there, David, that's been around a while, and is appropriate here... You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink...

Nope. Jesus Himself is the cornerstone, Whom we are all built on, and together, we are the Temple, in which God dwells by His Spirit (Ephesians 3:19-22). Sure it can. With God, all things are possible. :) Nothing will be changed, but made new... changed in the sense of being changed back...

Well, if you're now referring to theistic evolution... yeah, not a subscriber. I have a really hard time following your streams of "thought," but admittedly, I realized the folly in that early on... :) ...and, you know, no longer do (try to follow your streams of "thought"... closely, anyway...

Well, most of what he's saying about Amillennialism and what Amillennialists believe is terribly incorrect (and ignorant, and at least somewhat stupid), but whether or not he's actually lying or not is questionable. :) Grace and peace to you.

Well, it's not acceptable, for sure. God doesn't accept it, so why should we? And, from a little different angle, there is nothing new under the sun. I'm not sure which speaks directly to your ridiculous statement here, but there it is... Well, anybody can comprehend anything, but might...

Rubbish. Well, He alone will execute the final Judgment, yes. Where exactly that will be we don't know, but really matters not; it will be what it will be. We don't know that. But again, it matters not, really; it will be what it will be. All will be judged according to what they have done...

It would be much more practical for you to "use verses to prove" how you come up with a rapture and address it that way. In Matthew 25:31-46, Jesus gives us a very graphic picture of the final Judgment, which occurs immediately (or very shortly) after His return. Grace and peace to you.

Paul talked about the 2024 U.S. Presidential election? Or that Donald John Trump would be alive at the Second Coming? Oh, um, no, 'he' being Paul. Well, either way... ...so no... :) He did say that for him, personally (and for all of us by extension), to live is Christ, but to die would...

That's exactly what I have said, several times. But you were the one who said, "...there are only 2 Days of the Lord. The middle 6 days were about dead corruptible human flesh...", which is really a nonsensical statement... :) ...and seemed to indicate you "thinking" that there were eight...

That's what most people who need help say. :) Really, we all need help... the help of the Holy Spirit, our Helper, and those who have been given by the Spirit spiritual gifts, including (but certainly not limited to) prophecy, teaching, and wisdom. And I, along with others, am explaining that...