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    The difference between The Resurrection and the first resurrection.

    Let me see if I can make this clear for you (premillennialists)? It would be of no benefit whatsoever to any man if the mortal body of Jesus Christ were simply resurrected to mortal life again, destined to die as all mortal flesh is. When Amil speaks of the resurrection of Christ being the...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    Why will the dead in Christ rise first? Is it not because we have already partaken of the first resurrection through the resurrection life of Christ, i.e. been born again, before physical death? That we might be accounted worthy to also be of the first physical resurrection to immortality...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    Because through much persecution they kept the faith unto physical death! They gave their physical lives to Christ in faith as they lived and reigned with Him during this TIME, symbolized a thousand years before they were martyred for their faith. They are singled out, but all who keep the...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    You are living in the flesh, not in the Spirit! Because you are consumed with the physical! Which is why you don't seem to know that Christ has come in His Kingdom! It is not a Kingdom of flesh & blood, for flesh and blood CANNOT inherit the Kingdom of God. This truth doesn't seem to matter...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    The resurrection of Christ was both His spirit returning to the Father, and His physical resurrection from the grave. Luke 23:46 (KJV) And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost. Ecclesiastes...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    What's your point? Has anyone written the second death will come before the thousand years expire?
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    The difference between The Resurrection and the first resurrection.

    The words of the Bible especially do have meaning! The words from the Bible tell us that there shall be NONE, with the exception of Christ, physically resurrected immortal before the hour that is coming, when the last trumpet sounds, and time shall be no longer. So, why do you millennialists...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    The plan that God would redeem a people for Himself was ordained in the heavenly realm from BEFORE creation. That's why we read that Christ is the Lamb slain from before the foundation of the world. You appear to believe Satan was able to foil God's plan to save His people, so He had to enact...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    When Christ comes again it will be FOREVER! At that time all of humanity shall either be with Him forever or shall be cast into the lake of fire that is the second death. Only those locked in the physical realm of this world imagine the Second Coming of Christ will usher in another ONE...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    You have not forgotten, but clearly do NOT know the Kingdom of God that Christ came to earth with is NOT a physical Kingdom as your doctrine imagines! It is the spiritual Kingdom of God in heaven.
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    Actually, Scripture tells us the GWTJ shall be AFTER the seventh trumpet begins to sound that TIME, symbolized a thousand years shall be no longer. That's when Satan will be set free from bondage for a "little season" that will culminate with ALL the saints of God being caught up immortal &...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    Please explain how "two" days can both be last?
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    How can the Kingdom of God that Christ came to earth with be physical but is not observable, and is within you? Unless we have a bias to cling to, we should be able to admit the Kingdom of God we both see and enter through Christ's Spirit in us is the spiritual Kingdom of God that is now in...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    Then as I've said before your doctrine teaches these saints will be bodily resurrected immortal BEFORE the hour coming, when the last trumpet sounds, and time shall be no longer! And you argue repeatedly that you use the WHOLE Bible to come to your understanding? So why do you ignore the...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    Where in this passage you quoted do we read the dead shall be resurrected to physical life AGAIN?
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    I see brilliant minds think alike :gd You beat me to Jo 3:18. Love it when others confirm truth.
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    The text speaks of how they shall be judged on the last day, that is judgment day. Those who believe in the name of the only begotten Son of God is not condemned because in life before they died they showed they had faith to believe in Him. But those who love the darkness and refuse to come to...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    If Christ's Second Coming ushers in the first bodily resurrection to immortal life, followed by one thousand years, the Bible is a contradictive book we should simply toss away. Yes, Christ is the "first resurrection", the ONE and only resurrection man MUST have part in to overcome the second...
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    Not ALL the physically dead are raised at the same time, the dead in Christ rise FIRST.

    Which is why a/the thousand years cannot be literally one thousand years! You prove my argument for a/the thousand years symbolically equating to time that began with the first coming of Christ and shall not end until the seventh/last trumpet begins to sound. You want to equate the symbolic...