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By the use of derogatory language against Pre-Trib I assume you are looking for a fight/argument. Not interested.

There are 3 phases/tenses to Salvation. 1. Past - initial Justification (not the second justification in James 2:24) 2. Present - ongoing Sanctification 3. Future - future Glorification About 1. Past - initial Justification - this is to be declared righteous before God (the second justification...

I decided to see if Muslims have the same things happen to them. The first two I came across on the Internet are below: Yassine Jaber, A Sunni Muslim Healed Through the Intercession of Saint Sharbel My lord has always been healing me my whole life. Allah swt healed Someone in my family that...

No, but I will look at your documented miracles. Thank you

God spoke to the OT prophets through visions and dreams. These two words appear more than 80 times in the OT. If you don't see how God spoke in the OT, I don't know what more I can say. But, the point here is that these ways of communication in the OT have been replaced by his son. Here it says...

Well, I don't doubt you had this dream and it was as you described it. But, I wouldn't involve God with it. The problem is that we all have dreams, some more than others, but I really don't think that God is behind these dreams, it is just part of being human. But here is the real problem, let...

Just so I understand what you mean by having a dream and it was interpreted, tell me what your dream was about and what the interpreter said it meant.

Yes, you will need to buy books, because you won't find it in the NT. Heb 2:3,4 informs us that miracles have ceased from the second generation of believers onward (see my post on Heb 2:3, 4). The next time miracles will be performed is by the Antichrist and the False Prophet per 2 Thes 2.9

God still does miracles, he just does them directly, he no longer uses the gift of miracles. Did you read Heb 1:1, 2 and 2:3, 4 I am not denying you have had dreams, but it is not God trying to tell you something because i could have a dream with the opposite meaning and there would be no way to...

Regarding "all whom the Father wanted..." 1 Tim 2: 3 This is good, and pleases God our Savior, 4 who wants all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.

i agree. I wasn't trying to say something bad about you, but I like it when someone says to me, you have to prove it, and I tell them, Yes, I want to be responsible for the truth. Sorry

I learned a long time ago that I want the proof to be on me. Because I want to know the truth. Don't rely on others.

I answered this in my post. Eternal life is given only to those who accept Christ as Savior. BTW, the death mentioned in this context (the wages of sin) is physical death. This is true for believers and unbelievers. And, sin is not the basis of eternal condemnation. The removal of sins does not...

Thank you for taking the time to provide all this info. I have to admit I could not quite follow the puzzle as you were putting the pieces together. The first thing that confused me is your point 1) above. The "he" of 9.27 has always been understood as the actual Antichrist, not the Messiah...

Acts is a transition time of two dispensations. The Jewish age finally came to an end when the Jews were killed and their Temple destroyed. The Church was born in Acts 2 and I call this also the Apostolic Age. I wouldn't quibble over someone calling Acts 2 a part of the Church Dispensation, but...

Joel's prophecy that Peter partially quotes in Act 2.17 is related to the last days of the Jewish Age, that is, at time of the Second Coming of Christ. The last days in the OT is a reference to the Messianic Age when Christ sets up his Millennial reign. This is the kingdom that Jesus offered to...

I believe God used to talk to the OT prophets through dreams, but in the last days, he spoke to us by his son. (Heb 1:1, 2) All we need is contained in the Word of God. God no longer communicates to us via dreams. See sign miracles have ceased in post below...

This does not follow. The payment for sins has nothing to do with salvation/justified. In other words, sins are not the basis of eternal condemnation. All unbelievers have been redeemed. Only believers are resurrected until the final judgment called the Great White Throne judgment and then...

Your statement "Those who fail the testing and judgement at the end of the millennial reign will suffer the punishment for those sins" is not exactly accurate. Nobody will be judged for their sins since Christ paid the penalty for all sins, regardless of whether or not they believe (see below)...

What are some of the differences when Christ appeared as a man in the OT compared to appearing as a man in the NT?