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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    It's not so much in a reverse order, but rather we should not read prophetic scripture verbatim, in a chronological order. Dan.12 [1] And at that time shall Michael stand up, the great prince which standeth for the children of thy people: > Michael is symbolic of Jesus and there shall be a...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Agreed! As the saying goes: "You just can't make this stuff up". But apparently, they have! Pre-mils support a double jeopardy situation against their own teaching, being that of a future 1000 years of Christ's rule on earth, after Jesus' 2nd coming. 1. Pre-mils believe that those who took the...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    . Daniel 12 is not hard to understand, when one understands that in type and anti-type, it is about Jesus. However, the literal prophecy itself is literally concerning Israel only, upto the first appearance of the Messiah and Pentecost. Daniel 12[11] And from the time that the daily sacrifice...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    The Pre-mil view of an "iron rod rule" says it begins after Christ's second coming. However, as an Amillennialist, I interpret it that the iron rod is symbolic of what happens to clay pots (earthen vessels), when they are struck by the sudden Glorious presence of Christ, with the Saints who were...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    I had a typo in my scripture reference. Of which, by my fault, brought you to a wrong conclusion. My error has been corrected.
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Of course you think that what I quoted and said has nothing to do with the Second Coming of Christ. You conveniently ignored verses 8 and 9 in 2 Thessalonians 1 (< corrected). I also corrected the typo in my previous post of my reference to 2 Thessalonians. It now correctly stands as chapter 1...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Lol, the only survivors/escapees that are going to populate a Pre-mil futuristic 1000 years, are going to be those who took "the mark of the Beast". But then again, you do have a situation of double jeopardy with your interpretation. (1.) There will be no one who took the "mark" that will be...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    2 Thessalonians 1:7-10 So then, what I am saying is, if you are wanting and willing to hope for and expect verse 10, that's very good, but who are you to disregard and ignore verses 8 and 9? It is apparent that Pre-Mil read those scriptures excluding verses 8 and 9: [7] And to you who are...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Amil doesn't scoff at 2 Thessalonians 1:7-9, but premil does!!! [7] And to you who are troubled rest with us, WHEN* the Lord Jesus [the stone] shall be revealed from heaven with his mighty angels, [8] In flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the gospel of...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    If that's what you really think, then becareful that you haven't become a "scoffer". 2 Peter 3[3] Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts, [4] And saying, Where is the promise of his coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Since you are not satisfied with my truthful answer, then I shall provide another perspective from a parable. Luke.19[13] And he called his ten servants, and delivered them ten pounds, and said unto them, Occupy till I come. "Occupy", being busy at doing what? Ans. > We, who are born again, are...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    "In that day", It means this, for the unsaved: 2 Thessalonians 1[7] [B] And to you who are troubled rest with us, WHEN* the Lord Jesus [the stone] shall be revealed from heaven with his mighty angels, [8] [B] In flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    I don't have to dodge anything of what you referenced for scriptures. I just have to put them in their correct settings of what Jesus was meaning, according to His context. I don't think that you understand the depth of how, and who it really is that is being broken to shivers (to be...
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    Moses And Elijah With Jesus ???

    Maybe it's more like a different dimension.
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Jesus Himself is the KoG to usward. That did not begin until after His death and resurrection, being manifested on the day of Pentecost, whereby we the body of Christ, had it's initial start. Since then, for the salvation of others, we have been reigning with Him.
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Revelation 11:1-4, 13:1-8. The 42 months is future and its literal, as the 1260 days (3.5 years) was literal for John the Baptist and Jesus' combined ministry- Revelation 11:3-4.
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    I don't think that you comprehend at all, of HOW Christ is NOW reigning, and we with Him. There is only one thing that God is concerned with at this time, the saving of as many people as possible, who will come to Him, through Christ and ** we who ARE His body. Ephesians 1[19] And what is the...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Yes. The 42 months do prophetically exist, but for the 10H Beast only. IT will be against the Holy City, which at present, is "the camp* of the saints", the Heavenly Jerusalem, which always has a remnant now on earth, in all of it's generations since Pentecost, who in every generation, have been...
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Of course pre-mils don't think that. Just like the Pharisees, pre-mils are too much into the literal biblical words, and not that which the Spirit means. Isaiah 55:8-9 Zechariah 4:6 John 16:13 1Cor.2[5] That your faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God.
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    The theological fallacy of a spiritual 'resurrection'

    Correct! The UN is NOT in power yet. But it will be, after WW3. Since 1945 of it's founding, it has in essence, been like a dutiful and studious lawyer of international laws. The UN has been recording all the events and issues between men and their governments, with the necessary solutions to...