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    Why did the blind man see men like trees walking when Jesus touched him?

    Israel being blind in part can have several meanings. I think most people who have Israel currently still being blind in part consider the part or majority to be unsaved and the rest or remnant to be saved. In this case the blindness differentiates between being saved and unsaved. Do you...
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    Why did the blind man see men like trees walking when Jesus touched him?

    I was going to make a comment about Israel being blind in part yesterday but decided not to, but since you brought this up I’ll tell you where it lead me. In Luke 21:29-33 there is the parable of the fig tree and all the trees. Some people associate the fig tree with the people of Israel and...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Absolutely agree with you on this, we also have to keep in mind that we have the answer to the question of how long till their blood is avenged. If Revelation 6:9-11 is a future event we wouldn’t need to ask how long in the first place because we already know, we have the foreknowledge.
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    I think you’re referring to after Stephen died he would be the first to be absent from the body and present with the Lord as being considered the first resurrection. My thoughts are that people who died under the old covenant went to Sheol but they were removed from there when Christ arose, so I...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Well Revelation 6:9-11 shows some martyrs asking how long, do you think this is part of a future tribulation?
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    I know you’re heading off to bed, I am too in a couple of hours, so no hurry in responding. The rest of the dead lived not again not again till the thousand years were finished. That means they come to life when Satan compasses the camp of the saints. I’ve been placing the camp of the saints as...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    If I’m understanding you correctly you place the 1,000 years from Stephen to 70AD, or really just prior to 70AD? If so, I too have thought about that, to me it appears that prophetically speaking there was nothing to prevent Satan from destroying Jerusalem after the cross, or maybe after the...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Doug, you have blindness in full happing to Israel until some future date. The blindness in part had to do with believing in Jesus but still wanting the old covenant. This is seen in Acts 21:20 Thou seest, brother, how many thousands of Jews there are which believe; and they are all zealous of...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Ok, so the obvious next question is how can this city and people, who can’t be made whole again (Jeremiah 19:11), be gathered into their own land and have left none of them any more there (Ezekiel 39:28)? I can understand how a New Jerusalem and spiritual Jew can give an answer to this but I...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Let me ask you this, do you think some believers are going to inherit or receive the promised land while other believers will not? If so what is it based on?
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Jeremiah 19:11 And shalt say unto them, Thus saith the LORD of hosts; Even so will I break this people and this city, as one breaketh a potter's vessel, that cannot be made whole again: and they shall bury them in Tophet, till there be no place to bury. When did or will this be fulfilled...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    I didn’t know that, thanks for the info. Is this something that is easily found on the internet or do you have a website that explains this?
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Yea, it’s just be born again not be born again or be born with a Jewish lineage.
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    While neither of us are trying to convert anyone to Judaism the point isn’t moot. In Revelation 2:9 we have the statement, them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan. Do you think there is currently a group of people, worshipping in synagogues, claiming to be...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    I completely agree with your post, I was going to post many of those same verses you did when Doug said that the Jews will be worshipping the one true God with old covenant sacrifices at some future point. Sometimes I wonder if the futurist believe Christ died for the Gentiles but not the Jews...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    That may be the rules given by those who are claiming to be Jews today but there are no scriptural rules that state a person has to deny Jesus or the gospel to become a Jew. Where ever that rabbinic process comes from it wouldn’t qualify as being in agreement with the Mt. Sinai covenant, so...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Alright, I didn’t use the proper terminology but you know what I meant. Are you suggesting that people who have become Jews rather than being born a Jew will not inherit the land? Do you have scripture to support this?
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    No, I don’t believe there currently is a difference between Jew and Gentile as far as God is concerned. But … those who do think the Jews are going to receive a different reward than Gentiles are inadvertently teaching that it would be advantageous to convert to Judaism.
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    Well Paul was both a Jew and a Christian. Surely a Gentile doesn’t have to reject Jesus to become a Jew as there was no stipulation for this in the Mt. Sinai covenant. On the one hand you can be a Christian and be a Jew like Paul was but on the other hand, according to your interpretation of...
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    The (7th) Abomination That Maketh Desolate

    According to the Mt. Sinai covenant Gentiles can become Jews. Why not become a Jew, make some animal sacrifices, and enjoy all the benefits of inheriting the promised land? Someone like you Doug, who already knows how it’s going to turn out could really take advantage of this situation. Would...