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Messiah has not take his throne yet, he came as suffering servant first, to take away the sin, he will come to assume his rightful throne, when the time of the gentile is completed

Lol the pagan Roman Empire in that context still exists,,

It’s just plain common sense, and proper biblical hermeneutics demands it. Otherwise you can make the Bible say whatever you want it to see it’s using scripture and history and context to interpret the word. Not just following some man

Not the kingdom Daniel speaks of everything daniel prophesied has not even occured yet so are still Future

So I assume your catholic?

No destroyed by the ROCK you need to also study daniel 7 and while your at it revelation would help

Um no Jesus himself will come in the clouds and destroy the kingdom that was dead and rose again, following the great tribulation

Sorry, but the gentile kingdoms still rule the world. And Jesus is not yet on his throne. he did not defeat rome, when he ascended to heaven, Rome still held power for quite a few centuries

1. Jesus answered your question John 6:36 (NKJV): But I said to you that you have seen Me and yet do not believe. John 6:64 (NKJV): But there are some of you who do not believe.” For Jesus knew from the beginning who they were who did not believe, and who would betray Him. jesus knew before...

And as usual, your arrogance is shown that you are unable to discuss anything without these foolish comments you can’t understand is not my problem. I argued the point and showed passages which prove my point.

So Johns gospel was pretty much meaningless? lol. The church started when Jesus said it was finished. However. The plan of salvation has always been the same

1 John I write the words so you may KNOW that you have eternal life, and continue to believe the true power that keeps us secure in Christ is the knowledge of we die today, we WILL be in heaven. It is to wake up every day knowing you are not i hell (where you deserve to be) and thanking Gd for...

You have not countered my argument Jesus said whoever “munches or gnaws” will live forever, never die, never hunger or thirst, has eternal life, and will be risen on the last day. of course he used the terms used in the law. And in the case the passover, it should have opened their eyes to...

Yep does not make you right if your doing the works to cooperate to be saved you can boast of saving yourself, someone has convinced you otherwise, I pray God opens your heart

You can tell me until your blue In The face, as long as you continue to takes works which believers do, also called works of sanctification, and make them required for justification (salvation) I can not believe you, or any church which teaches it NOT of works lest anyone should boast NOT by...

Jesus did not say this in John 6 he said whoever eats WILL NOT DIE PERIOD (they also will never thirst or hunger, live forever, and are assured they WILL (not might) be risen on the last day. you eat food which perishes, if it did what Jesus said, you would not have to eat it every week...

No he said THIS IS THE WORK OF GOD He did not tell them to do the work of God your adding to the passage

Those speak of people already saved, who were saved by grace through faith, and made new creatures, those are passages that speak about gods children, not telling them how to be saved

We cooperate with him in doing HIS WORK not to BE SAVED not of works,, not by works which we have done those two comments destroy your gospel of salvation by or through works

If it was the same as John 6, all who ate it would never die, live forever have eternal life, and never hunger and thirst the last supper was a new tradition, the new day of unleavened bread, where we take to REMEMBER Jesu, not take to recieve eternal life,