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And I found those reasons to be completely unconvincing. Why didn't you answer my question? Again, Revelation 21:9 refers to "the bride, the Lamb's wife". Do you think the reference to "the bride" in that verse is a reference to a different entity than "the Lamb's wife" or are the references to...

Revelation 11:7 And when they shall have finished their testimony, the beast that ascendeth out of the bottomless pit shall make war against them, and shall overcome them, and kill them. This verse, which relates to the two witnesses, clearly associate being overcome with being physically...

LOL! First, you said "NOSAS has zero to do with Eschatology positions" and then you contradicted yourself by implying that one can't be both NOSAS and Amil, which would mean that NOSAS can have something to do with Eschatology positions in that case. It's only YOU who says that one can't have...

So, you think the descriptions of the horses, the clouds and sickles and such should all be taken literally and that is why you say Revelation 14:14-16 and Revelation 19:11-21 are different events. Have you considered that those descriptions are symbolic rather than literal? Revelation 14:14-20...

What is the basis for thinking that the body of Christ is different than the church? What do you think is required for someone to be part of the body of Christ? What do you think is required for someone to be part of the church? I disagree. What people miss when they try to compare the two...

It's not my fault if you take things the wrong way. I was not saying you are an idiot at all. I do believe that you have trouble differentiating between literal and symbolic text. That doesn't make you an idiot and I've never said that. No reason to make this personal. I'm certainly not trying...

What is your interpretation of Matthew 22:1-14 then? What do you believe the invitation to the wedding represents and who are the guests? What is the difference between a guest who has his or her wedding garment on and one who doesn't? No, Jesus doesn't explicitly explain what the parable means...

No. There's no basis for differentiating between the terms "bride" and "wife" as it relates to Christ. The terms are used synonymously in Revelation 21:9 where it refers to the new Jerusalem as "the bride, the Lamb's wife". Do you think "the bride" in that verse is referring to a different...

I completely disagree. He most certainly is a created being and is our number one spiritual enemy. I'm not going to bother reading any further because I can't take your view on this seriously.

No problem. I don't understand what that means. Can you try to clarify? Are you saying that you think demons literally look the way that John was describing? You think they really look like horses with faces of men, etc.? I completely disagree. I believe John is simply using symbolism to...

I disagree. I don't think Peter referenced the judgment on Jerusalem anywhere in Acts 2 when he quoted Joel 2:28-32. I don't know what you're talking about. Can you try to be more specific? I don't believe Revelation was even written before 70 AD for one thing, but it's clear to me that the...

The fallen angels. In other words. Satan's angels. The fallen angels are described as "his angels" in Revelation 12:9 and Matthew 25:41. Their king is "the angel of the bottomless pit". The fact that their king is an angel is a clue as to what the locusts represent. I believe Abaddon/Apollyon is...

If you use scripture to interpret scripture then you should see that the holy city represents the new Jerusalem. Revelation 21:2 And I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. The new Jerusalem symbolically...

Such utter nonsense. It says they number "as the sand of the sea" (Revelation 20:8). How many people do you think would number "as the sand of the sea"? Only a couple thousand? LOL.

How could I forget that all you do is make false accusations and completely misrepresent what I believe? Not sure how I could forget what an utter waste of time it is to try to have a discussion with you. I'll try to not make that mistake again.

Are you referring to Matthew 22:1-14? You understand that is a parable, right? You seem to have a problem with taking parables and symbolic text literally. The guests of the wedding in the parable of Matthew 22:1-14 who have the proper wedding garments on make up the bride of Christ. That...

I disagree that John uses the term "bride" as a simile there because in verse 9 he calls the new Jerusalem "the bride, the Lamb's wife". So, he directly calls it the bride of the Lamb (Christ) there instead of saying it is "made ready as a bride". It IS "the bride, the Lamb's wife". Nothing you...

Do you expect to be made a literal pillar in a literal temple of God? Do you think Jesus will literally write God's name and "new Jerusalem" on you? If so, what writing utensil will He use and where will these things be written exactly? I don't understand why you can't accept that verses like...

LOL. Do you really think that I've never look at the whole passage I cited before? I have many times. So, no, I won't have a different understanding of it if I look at the whole passage yet again. I don't understand what you're trying to say. It calls them locusts, but I don't believe they are...

Peter referenced Joel 2:28-32 and related it to what was happening on the day of Pentecost long ago. What started on the day of Pentecost (Spirit being poured out on believers, people calling on the name of the Lord to be saved) continues on until today and will continue until the future second...