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Don't you find it odd that Jesus declared that John the Baptist is Elijah who was prophesied to come? Why is it that your understanding doesn't line up with Jesus' understanding in Mat. 11:14? Is it because you have been told by "church-ianity" otherwise, and therefore choose to believe in...

I agree.

1. Do you agree that the 2W will appear together as a joint ministry? 2. Do you agree that one of the 2W will be in the spirit (the manner) of Elijah, as Jesus described? 3. Do you agree that their testimony (ministry) will only last for 1260 days (3.5 years)? 4. Do you agree that the 2W...

Rev. 11:1, 8 If you listen closely in verses 1 and 8, you will discover who it is that is speaking: Rev. 11[1] And there was given me a reed like unto a rod: and the angel stood, saying,....... [8]........where also  OUR Lord was crucified. Q. Is not Jesus Lord of the angels "also"? A. Yes, He...

In Christ, God does not spare His born again saints from persecution and/or martyrdom. However, through Christ, He said in John 11 [26] And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?

And my point is, if God had waited another 2,024 years to send Jesus, you and I would not be having this conversation, and we would not be "rejoicing over" the manifestation of His sacrificial death, and the permanent Gift of His Holy Spirit, hoping for immortality. People would still be going...

When one realizes that Japan has only been a military might for defense, ever since the Bomb was dropped on them at the end of WW2, but now have recently been building up to be an offense, one must certainly view the plans that were laid out in the vicinity of 1871 by Albert Pike: The Three...

Yes, the promise was given before the foundation of the world. The very act of Christ shedding His blood, is the fulfillment of that promise. Promises made WITHOUT MANIFESTATION are useless. Heb. 9:22 "Without the shedding of blood [literally] there is no remission". So, in the old adage...

They were NOT ONE HOLY church. Not UNTIL the blood of Christ was shed, which is the ONLY WAY, that sin can be fully forgiven AND REMOVED. There isn't one OT Saint of the OC that had the Gift of God's Holy Spirit permanently, UNTIL "after" the day of His resurrection and the days of Pentecost...

Following through from above: Jesus is the true witness unto God. John the Baptist was sent to be a witness to Jesus, but only in the spirit (similar way) of Elijah. Do we not go through the baptism of John, to then be baptized by God's Holy Spirit, through faith in Jesus? Yes! I do believe...

So then, you are saying and showing that there is a difference between Jew and Gentile and therefore, according to your conclusion, they are the two witnesses. However, though both are NOW in Christ, both are actually only one witness, with Christ Himself being the second witness.

Ok, though you missed my first question, thank you for at least making an attempt at my second question in post #574. So if you would please re-read post #574 (my response to #572 by "David in NJ"), you might gain more insight of why I presented my two questions, and why I reached my conclusion...

Sorry, that was an error in posting. My post was to "David in NJ". But, if you think I am wrong, then you know the answers to my two questions in my post #574. Could you please provide the correct answers? For when you do, then you will know what is correct about the two witnesses being two...

Your post #575. Yes, I can see how you understand that the two witnesses are born again Jews and Gentiles in the church age, but I don't agree with it. Not because of my own beliefs, but because of what Paul said in Rom. 10 [12] For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek: for the...

I don't recall mentioning Zech. 14:16-21, unless I had a typo. However I did reference Zech. 4[14] Then said he, These are the two anointed ones, that stand by [for] the LORD of the whole earth. "David in NJ" appears to be stumped. Do you have the answers to my two questions in my post #574?

First, who are the two witnesses? From God's perspective, the Feast of Tabernacles is about "earthen vessels" and Himself, as to where He wants to dwell PERMANENTLY. But that's a topic for another thread.

Stop deflecting, and please stay the topic of my two questions in post 574. Thanks

Once you have correctly answered my two questions, you will find that your false assumption about me and my faith in the Lord, will prove to be unfounded.

You didn't really answer my first question, but instead gave an explanation of how we should not have faith in angels. However, you did say: No place in Scripture is our faith in angels - only in the message that they may bring that directly comes from the LORD. So here it is again: Q. Who is...

Please notice Rev. 11:1-4. [1] And there was given me a reed like unto a rod: and the angel stood, saying, Rise, and measure the temple of God, and the altar, and them that worship therein. [2] But the court which is without the temple leave out, and measure it not; for it is given unto the...