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1.) Says you, not Scripture. Again, who are the two types of people addressed? 2.) This is strange indeed. It says '1000'. But that according to you doesn't mean '1000'. It says 'in the air' . But, according to you the faithful don't stay in the air. So, according to you, it says...

I was addressing Mungo concerning post #306. Not #301. Stranger

1.) If the faithful are raptured at the Second Coming, then who are the believing individuals who make up the sheep nations on the earth and enter into the kingdom on earth? Your claim that the 1000 years is a metaphor is incorrect. Two types of people are addressed concerning this time...

Mungo Comprehension. I didn't say baptism doesn't save. What did I say? Stranger

You didn't answer any of the questions I asked in post #300. Here they are, from post #300 which was in response to your post # 296...just to keep them in the context of the argument. Which I know you appreciate. 1.) I didn't say anything about a pre-trib rapture in post #293. I said,'you...

I did tell you which questions. All of them in post #300. Why is that so difficult? Stranger

No smoke screen. Go back and re-read my response in post #306. And then, as I said, re-frame your statement. Stranger

For some reason, I'm not comfortable with what you are saying. Though I can't yet put a finger on it. Sin has been paid for. But, sin is still an issue with God in the believers life. It still has consequences. And, though Jesus paid for all sin, not all are saved. Stranger

Pay attention to what I said. Go back and reread and re-frame your statement. Still waiting. Stranger

No. You're being dishonest. You ask which questions you need to answer. I showed you. And now you refuse to answer any. Whose being dishonest? It's not a question of 'grown-up'. It's a question of being 'wrong'. Stranger

All of them in post #300. Stranger

newnature Something seems wrong with your first two statements, Yes, Jesus paid for all. But, all are not saved. Sin plays a role in the rejection by God of some, due to their rejection of Christ. They remain in their sins. In other words, Christ's blood is sufficient to redeem the whole...

Please answer my questons in post #300. Stranger

Perhaps I'm missing something here. Where is the Hebrew manuscript that ever said (Is. 11:6) said 'The lion shall lay down with the Lamb". Just because people say it, doesn't mean the Word of God changes. Stranger

No, I gave you specific questions, based on Scripture, that your position, concerning the judgments, has no answer for. Please answer my questions in post #300. Stranger

I gave specific questions for you in regards to your position. And all you offer is this? This alone should show how you are so 'dumb downed' in your belief, that you cannot answer the questions I ask. You haven't answered anything, and that shows you know nothing. Stranger

Elementary dear Watson. (Heb.6:1-2) " Therefore leaving the principles of the doctrine of Christ, let us go on unto perfection; not laying again the foundation of repentance from dead works, and of faith toward God, Of the doctrine of baptisms...." Baptism saves no on, as far as heaven...

If there are others that teach a different doctrine that Jesus Christ is not the Son of God and the Saviour, then they are not Christian. You can be Christian and have different views of baptism, the resurrections, the Second Coming, the millennium, etc, etc. If Scripture says different...

All believers must believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and they come to Him in faith, believing, for their salvation. And they at that time, are born-again. And only those that believe are born again. You can have differences in doctrine in many areas yet still believe this. And...

I didn't say anything about a pre-trib rapture in post #293. I said 'you acknowledge a rapture where believers meet the Lord in the air'. Correct? So, do you? How do you identify the faithful at the Second Coming of Christ as meeting Him in the air, when at the Second Coming He comes back to...