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All I can do is just shake my head. Acts 15:7 And when there had been much disputing, Peter rose up, and said unto them, Men and brethren, ye know how that a good while ago God made choice among us, that the Gentiles by my mouth should hear the word of the gospel, and believe. 8 And God, which...

Exactly. This is one of the many reasons why pre-trib dispensationalism is a terrible belief system. They make up things that are not taught in scripture anywhere. There is no Gentile church. The NT repeatedly speaks of how the church consists of Jew and Gentile believers brought together as one...

If you at least had a plausible answer then that would help support your beliefs. But, having no answer at all reveals a weakness in your belief. That's how I see it.

I obviously disagree that it's a logical fallacy. Yes, people care because people like to know why things will happen so that those things make sense. It figures that someone like you wouldn't care since you have no explanation for it. Why take on the challenge of determining how it can fit...

No, it isn't. That would only be the case if the main thing God was doing was bringing Jonah to a certain location, but having him swallowed by a big fish along the way for no apparent reason first. But, that obviously wasn't the case.

It was not intended as a personal insult. Please stop being so sensitive on a forum where debate is expected. My point was that you were confused about what I was saying, which is true. It happens. It's nothing personal. And then I proceeded to explain what you were confused about and showed you...

No, not really. It seems you are just trying to get around or dismiss a weakness I have shown in your view. You apparently think that there is no reason at all why we would meet Jesus in the air instead of just meeting Him in heaven if that's where we're going to end up. But, there is a...

To me, the fact that you have no explanation for why the events that you think will happen are going to happen shows that your doctrine is weak. And the fact that you think that certain things will happen and that there is no scripture describing the effects of those things is evidence of the...

You are very confused. I'm not asking the question because I don't have an answer to it. I'm asking if YOU have an answer to that question. And I see that you don't.

I'm questioning you, not God. And you seem to have no answers.

Do you really think this is a legitimate answer to that question? It is not. Jesus doesn't just do things for no reason. There has to be a reason why He will meet us in the air. You can't even venture a guess as to what the reason might be?

I'm not sure what you are saying here. Are you saying that you believe it is described in 1 Thessalonians 5:2-3? Why are you so sensitive about me asking you that question? I find that to be very strange. Do you believe the chaos and destruction that would certainly result from millions of...

Where does scripture teach that He immediately returns to heaven after we meet Him in the air? Why would He do that? Why would we not just meet Him in heaven instead of in the air if we're going to heaven at that time? Where do you think He did that exactly? Back up your claims with scripture...

Can you tell me where a description of all of the chaos and destruction that would result from millions of people disappearing at once can be found in scripture? Surely, if such an event was going to happen, it would be described in scripture.

He is always like that. Any time I respond to him I ask myself why I even bothered doing that since I know that he won't read what I say carefully and will respond by misrepresenting what I said. I don't know if he's purposely just playing games or if he just has serious reading comprehension...

Yes, it absolutely does because you do not have all believers being changed to have incorruptible bodies at the same time (at the sound of the seventh trumpet) as Paul taught in 1 Corinthians 15:51-52. No, it doesn't. You are trying to play a game of setting one scripture against another...

I know what you posted. I actually read what you post. You apparently just skim what others post since you seem to misunderstand almost everything you read. LOL. What in the world are you even saying here? Read it yourself and see if even you can figure out what you were saying here. LOL. John...

LOL. You have no idea of what you are talking about and never do. You can't be taken seriously. I'm not going to waste any more time on this.

Your view blatantly contradicts what Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 15:51-52. He said we will ALL be changed to have incorruptible bodies at the same time, which will be when the last trumpet sounds. And he indicated that will occur when all of the dead in Christ are raised. Why do you just ignore...

My questions were straightforward and you didn't answer them. Can you please answer my questions? Otherwise, I can't take you seriously.