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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    No, partial preterist. I believe there is still a future coming of Christ.
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    If you don’t want to accept the reason given in that verse then don’t. I’m not going to try to convince you of what is clearly stated in that verse.
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    Understanding the parable that way creates the problem of there being no reasonable explanation for how the tares get into the kingdom.
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    And for you to assume that parable has to be about you is a very arrogant position to take.
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    When we carefully consider what the parable was talking about there are no issues. Problems only arise when we try to make the parable about ourselves or the church age.
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    Right and once we see that there was a harvest in 70AD we get more scriptures that agree with each other. Well, I agree, but the closer an interpretation is to the facts of a parable the more accurate it becomes.
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    John 20:17 Jesus saith unto her, Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father: but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I ascend unto my Father, and your Father; and to my God, and your God.
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    No, the world is referring to the location where this parable takes place. Satan drew a third of the stars from heaven. We know this parable is not referring to Revelation 12. Right, Matthew 21:43 Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and given to a nation...
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    Matthew 13:25 But while men slept, his enemy came and sowed tares among the wheat, and went his way. Satan sowing through out time doesn’t fit the parable, he went his way after sowing the tares.
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    We are told the specific reason that He had not yet ascended to the Father. That was the reason Mary wasn’t allowed to touch Him. After Jesus ascended to the father, which took place just after He arose, people were allowed to physically touch and to cling to Him. Because He had to be...
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    Spiritual Israel put forth that idea.
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    In Matthew 13:24 the man sows good seed in His field and in Matthew 13:37 the word “sowing” <4687> is a present tense verb, so we know the Son of man was sowing when He spoke those words. The tares were sown back before Jesus died on the cross, right?
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    Ok, so there are two kingdoms of God that are both occurring simultaneously?
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    You are clearly speculating on Mary’s plight if she would’ve clung to Jesus.
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    And that’s why I don’t take you seriously. You are relying on complete speculation that Mary would somehow be devastated if she touched Jesus.
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    The end of the world, as taught by Christ, separates the wicked from the just at the harvest, and it is coming for you.

    John 3:5 Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God. Since the angels gather out of the kingdom all that offend and do iniquity, how did the tares get into the kingdom of God in the first place? Did...
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    Here’s what you said in post #103 … “What John 20:17 means is not that Mary literally couldn't touch Him. No, the reason He said that is that He didn't want her to cling to Him because He was not going to be staying around much longer. She had to start accepting that He was going to be leaving...
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    My sins will not be remembered, I’m a believer and Jesus payed the full price for all my sins, He didn’t make a partial payment. Romans 2:6 Who will render to every man according to his deeds: 7 To them who by patient continuance in well doing seek for glory and honour and immortality...
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    Can’t be, in Luke 24:29 they constrained Him, which is a much stronger effort than “touch”. Luke 24:28 And they drew nigh unto the village, whither they went: and he made as though he would have gone further. 29 But they constrained him, saying, Abide with us: for it is toward evening, and the...
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    So pre mills actually think when they come down to this earth after a rapture, their stuff left behind will still be there?

    I didn’t say sins don’t currently affect us or our relationship with God. If I rob a bank I’m forgiven because I’m a Christian but I’m going to have to be put in prison for that crime and that crime will have an effect on my testimony for Jesus. That crime could cost me some of my reward because...
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