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Many belong to the visible church, but not the invisible church. They profess to be "in Christ" but do not know Him. Outwardly they look the part, but inwardly they belong to the devil.

Of course!!! Let us start off with a couple of very basic questions: do you currently possess eternal life? How long is "eternal"? How long is "everlasting"?

The good olive tree in Romans 11 symbolized the nation of Israel as God's covenant people. It represents the visible "professing" people of God. In the Old Testament, men entered it into covenant with God upon circumcision. In the New Testament, professing Cristians are grafted into this visible...

Of course!!! Let us start off with a couple of very basic questions: do you currently possess eternal life? How long is "eternal"? How long is "everlasting"?

It is a matter of one's interpretation of Scripture. Premil Arminianists are doubly wrong. Amil Arminianists are partially right. But (I believe) Scripture teaches Amil and the doctrines of grace. I think your motive is to try and divide Amils. You like to stir the pot.

Your battle is with the Word, that is why you cannot see Amil and the fact that salvation is forever. Your prejudices and bias prevent you from receiving what Scripture teaches. Notwithstanding, many Amils are also Arminianists.

Was the king of Tyrus an "anointed cherub" (Ezekiel 28:14&16)? Was he at one time in the "Eden, the garden of God" (Ezekiel 28:13)? Did he protect "the holy mountain of God" (Ezekiel 28:14)? Was he created "perfect" in his ways "from the day" he was "created" till "iniquity was found in" him...

I know! He is all over the place. This is what error produces. He just swallows what TS tells him but is unable to support it by hard Scripture. Talk about winging it.

LOL. Typical Pretrib response. Why not admit: you are making it up as you go?

Where is the peace you talk about in Rev 20?

What are you talking about? Can you do your research before coming out with your false teaching? kerûb BDB Definition: 1) cherub, cherubim (plural) 1a) an angelic being 1a1) as guardians of Eden 1a2) as flanking God’s throne 1a3) as an image form hovering over the Ark of the Covenant...

Please quote me Scripture that teaches what you claim. You haven't done that yet. All I have is your opinions.

No. Premils have been misled into thinking their millennial age is some age of Aquarius, when in fact it possesses all the exact same bondage of corruption that our age has. What Premils portray is perfect peace, sinlessness, and a cessation of war. Where does Rev 20 teach this? Nowhere. It is...

That is not what you said before. You are moving the goalposts again. You said: Where is your biblical evidence of this? It seems like you are making your beliefs up on the hoof.

OP Note Please note how #rwb and #TribulationSigns are incapable of addressing any the biblical counter arguments on this thread. That is because they are articulating their own fanciful private theories. rwb said: To Then, Satan is not real, demons are not real, angels are not real. What is...

You are wrong. You fail to see Christ ushered in His spiritual reign 2000 years ago. He holds supreme authority now over creation, His new creation and every enemy. He rules now. He exercises power now. He has delegated that spiritual power now. Ultimate authority belongs to God. God reigns...

This is simply not true. The Scriptures you present are only describing "the elect angels." We all agree with that. 1Ti 5:21 I charge thee before God, and the Lord Jesus Christ, and the elect angels, that thou observe these things without preferring one before another, doing nothing by...

What is next?" Is Jesus real? Is God real? Is the cross real? Is the resurrection real? This is not a new battle. It is an ancient one: Act 23:8 For the Sadducees say that there is no resurrection, neither angel, nor spirit: but the Pharisees confess both. Matt 16:6 Then Jesus said unto them...

They make it up as they go. They run amok their own imaginations. Premil Randy has done this for years. When you disagree with his fiction he turns vicious.

LOL. Where do you come up with this? Where is this in Scripture? Where is your evidence. Tyre was a heathen city given over to idolatry. It was under the judgment of God. Where does it say that "the city called Tyre was of old even before Tyrus" a "faithful city, blessed by God"?