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What translation do you use? I can't find any translation of Revelation 20:5 which could be understood to be saying that the rest of the dead come to life during the thosuand years rather than after the thousand years, so I truly do not know how you are coming to that conclusion. Revelation...

I'm not influenced by his teachings at all. Stop acting like you know what I believe. You clearly do not. Don't try to speak for me.

I'm going by how the word generation is defined in the dictionary. It is never defined as the average human life span. Here are the definitions of the word "generation" from Webster's dictionary, none of which are the average human life span: generation (noun): 1 a: a body of living beings...

You are doing nothing to show any scripture which relates Adam's age to a time period after Christ's return. You have no clear scripture to support your doctrine. Your doctrine is clearly based on your imagination and not on scripture.

No, I do not agree with that. It clearly indicates that the rest of the dead do not come to life until after the thousand years are over and not "through the course of the thousand years". In verse 4 I believe John referred to the dead who had part in the first resurrection. I believe that...

I think it does. Luke 21:24 And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and shall be led away captive into all nations: and Jerusalem shall be trodden down of the Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled. I believe this explicitly indicates that the times of the Gentiles would...

That's not the truth, that's something that comes from a very active imagination. If there were two raptures then Paul would have written about two raptures, but he only wrote about one (1 Thessalonians 4:14-17, 2 Thessalonians 1:7-10, 2 Thessalonians 2:1-3). And Jesus talked about that same...

Yes, put those who can actually exegete scripture and make coherent arguments on ignore, so you all can share your unintelligible gibberish with each other while believing whatever you want to believe instead of what is taught in scripture.

Why are you twisting scripture like this? Psalm 90 does not say that a generation is 80 years. That's talking about the average human life span. The word generation is not in that verse. A generation is not the human life span. You are making up your own definition for the word generation that...

I don't deny that Adam lived 930 years. That has absolutely nothing to do with Revelation 20. You think Revelation 20 has to do with a time after Christ's return. Show me the scripture which relates Adam's age to a time after Christ's return. Good luck with that. You are just making things up...

For example, you try to say that "all these things" must refer to literally everything He had previously said. That is a grammar rule that you made up. It can't possibly mean that and I've shown that in relation to Luke 21:36 how that would mean we should pray to be worthy to escape His second...

Isn't it interesting how Premils never even attempt to answer any of these questions. They deny or ignore many clear scriptures including the ones you have referenced here.

Let the record show that, once again, when his view gets challenged, @Davidpt runs away from the challenge. He doesn't even attempt to address the weaknesses in his view or to answer questions about his understanding of Zechariah 14. He has no clear scripture at all to support his doctrine, so...

I don't need to. There is no relation between Adam's age and Revelation 20 and that is clear to see. The onus is on YOU to show that they relate. You think that Revelation 20 is talking about a time after Christ's return. Where is the scripture which says that Adam's age relates to a time after...

There is no contradiction in my view. I, unlike you, acknowledge the effect that Christ's ministry, death, resurrection and the preaching of His gospel had on Satan while you foolishly act as if nothing changed for Satan from OT to NT times. I said no such thing. All you are able to do is...

What is your problem? Why are you lumping me in with preterists? I'm not a preterist. I do not say I "can't see any of these things as fulfilled unless they are/were living during the era of time some of these things are/were fulfilled."? Why do you lie about me all the time? Do you have no...

They are directly related. You have to be completely lacking in discernment to not see that. Jesus was obviously comparing the nearness of summer when a fig tree's leaves come out to the nearness of His return when "all these things" started happening. Your understanding of things is the most...

I told you the context. Did you read my post? Is it too hard for you to address what I said? How about you tell me what you think the context is then?

I'm not a Calvinist. Did you even read my post? Apparently not.

LOL. I'm saying it's a stretch to relate that to Revelation 20. You know your doctrine is weak when you have to resort to nonsense like this to try to to support it.