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The Jeremiah 12:6-17 subject is of the time when the house of Judah fell away from God into Baalism. Description of that conversation continued from Jeremiah 11:9-17. God removed the house of Judah captive to Babylon for 70 years because of their Baal worship. And He caused a remnant of the...

You contradict yourself. Keraz said: "It isn't the glorious Return that we should know about and be prepared for. It is the great and terrible Day of the Lord's fiery wrath. A literal day of earthquakes, storms, extreme heat and tsunamis, that will change the world and commence the events...

When you should be listening and studying you instead try to improve your failed position, because you cannot take back what you said here: Naomi 25 said: "The first age is certainly an interesting topic of discussion. But, I'm not sure it actually impinges on this topic in any meaningful way...

You've gone out in left field brother, having left the subject of the two witnesses of Rev.11.

Not interested in your view on that. You have to first learn to practice what you preach before giving anyone prophetic lessons from Scripture.

Well, not really, they won't be gone... Rev 3:9 9 Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee. KJV When did that ever happen? It hasn't...

Water baptized, and I have had evidences of The Holy Spirit work through me, but not the cloven tongue of Pentecost.

In Isaiah 54 God uses the idea of a woman's womb that is barren to represent His faithful that remain in Him, yes. Thus the idea of travailing with child is the opposite of that. How far back in history did that representation apply? From the time of Adam and Eve, since that is when the devil...

No, the barren idea is about remaining "a chaste virgin" to Jesus all the way up to His return on the "day of the Lord". In His parable of the ten virgins, midnight represents the event of His 2nd coming. That is in connection with the idea Paul gave in 2 Cor.11 about staying "a chaste virgin"...

The allegory in Isaiah 54 where the NT spiritual virgin metaphors came from... In this the symbols are given about both Christ's Church in final, and Jerusalem in final. Isa 54:1-14 54:1 Sing, O barren, thou that didst not bear; break forth into singing, and cry aloud, thou that didst not...

It's about this matter: Hos 10:8 8 The high places also of Aven, the sin of Israel, shall be destroyed: the thorn and the thistle shall come up on their altars; and they shall say to the mountains, Cover us; and to the hills, Fall on us. KJV Rev 6:16-17 16 And said to the mountains and rocks...

But you are so... close. You really don't need to leave it open not being hot or cold. When the tribulation begins, no one will be alone in their time. Even the atheist will believe on the pseudo-Christ that's coming to play God prior to Christ's return. That's how deceptive he will be. Not...

Sad joke is actually very correct for what they are being taught. The OSAS school teaches that once they believe on Jesus then they cannot ever sin anymore. There's going to be many believers on Christ Jesus cast to the "outer darkness" when He returns, and standing in judgment throughout His...

The "caught up" event Apostle Paul taught in 1 Thess.4 happens on the FINAL DAY of this world when Jesus returns. The idea that we are raptured out before the tribulation starts is a lie from men's doctrines.

The only actual relative part of your explanation is in your first paragraph about marriage and adultery. But it still does not explain the allegory being given in Isaiah 54:1, which Apostle Paul quoted in Galatians 4. Here's another example of it being quoted in the New Testament, this time by...

In 2 Peter 3, Peter gave previous... examples of God's destructions involving the earth using water. Those times didn't literally destroy the whole earth de facto, but only cleansed the surface of the earth. That is the context for destruction in 2 Peter 3, not some new idea that God is going to...

Is that idea of "birthing" a new campaign slogan or something? Coining man-made terms out of a simple Scripture doesn't really help to understand the Scripture better. I hate to sound negative, but all it does for me is every time I read your use of 'birthing' it distracts my mind away from the...

You know, the Pre-trib Rapture school believes the "day of the Lord" begins at the start of the great tribulation, and they use that as a scare tactic to get their followers to believe they'll be raptured out just before that. But that isn't Biblical. The "day of the Lord" event will occur on...

Well, it's obvious you learned absolutely... nothing from what I posted, like trying to reach a brick wall.

Sorry, God's Word rarely tells you when it's giving an allegory. You have to pay attention in His Word to pick up on it. Explain this allegory, and it is an allegory, even though you are not told it is. It's understood using common sense: Isa 54:1 54:1 Sing, O barren, thou that didst not bear...