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My claim, which you ignored, was in response to your division of spiritual and physical. Such a division does not exist during this time, throughout the book of Revelation. (Rev. 20:7-8) pertains to the 1000 year reign. It speaks to the end of it. (Rev. 20:1-6) speaks to the establishment...

No, you have Israel, and you have the Church. Church of Jesus Christ did not exist until (Acts 2). In (Matt. 16:18) Jesus is clear that the Church at that time was yet future. "will build" Both Israel and the Church are the people of God. So? Stranger

Well, yours is not the final word in that matter. And you have not proven that the 1000 year reign of Christ upon the earth will not exist. Though you have said it many times. If you read the book of Revelation, you will see that spiritual and physical are seen. Your division of spiritual...

Indeed, the final hour speaks to the Tribulation. Your reference in (Isaiah 26:20-21) is misplaced. It is not speaking of the Church. It is speaking to Israel. (Is. 24-27) are known as 'Isaiah's little apocalypse'. It speaks to the judgement to come upon the earth. Speaks to God...

You resort to the same type of argument the atheist uses against the believer. It is not a fairy tale as it is clearly mentioned in (Rev. 20:1-10). And it is found throughout the Scripture. Stranger

It is commonly said against those who hold to the Rapture, that we are just trying to get out of trials or testings of God. So, I am interested in (Rev. 3:10). For God is certainly promising to keep the believer from it. Stranger

Just because one holds to the millennium period of 1000 years, does not meant they don't believe in the judgements of God. Stranger

Read again my post #71. Stranger

Just because one holds to the 1000 year millennium, does not mean they deny the eternal kingdom of God. Stranger

Yes, in (2 Peter 3:8), we are told God is not restricted by time. This was necessary to point out as those who Peter was writing to were being told and were doubting the Second Coming of Christ. (2 Peter 3:3-4). There is nothing figurative about the term 'thousand years' here. It is a...

You just gave the thousand year reference in (Rev. 3:4). The millennial period is identified as the 'kingdom of God' on earth as promised by God to Israel and is accomplished through the fulfillment of the covenants. This is found throughout the Old Testament and New. Stranger

No. No. Stranger

You are such a coward. Post the whole reply I gave which will explain why those who die or live to the end of the millennium will have their part in the first resurrection and not the second or second death. Your 'common sense' is foolish. Nothing says the first resurrection is prior to...

I live here in Texas. Any school that did not prepare for such events in this time is foolish. They have all the political support behind them to do so. Same with any church. And when I say 'prepare', I don't mean to shelter in place. Churches here now have a plan and people in place...

Come on all who like to mock those who believe the Rapture. Step up to the plate. What is the hour of temptation? Stranger

So, does the 1000 years mean 1000 years or not? If it does, what takes place in that time? If it doesn't, why not? Stranger

How many times must God say something in order for you to believe it? Why wouldn't the 1000 year reign be literal? Stranger

Pay attention. Go back to post #51 where I said the same thing in light of your question. Whaaa? Stranger

I never thought for a moment you were wanting to tear down my faith or understanding. I am just making the point that the literal truths spoken of in the Bible are spiritual truths. God is Spirit. And we are spirit. And ever word of the Bible is Spirit. Thus when you set down as a spirit...

Upon the first reading I did. I have reread it again and can see why it could be more of a spiritual darker problem. But her desire to see justice upon her tormentors seems to indicate real persons. Either way she appears to have the ability to leave but refuses to. And yes she should...