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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    Jesus confirms, “the day that Noe entered into the ark, and the flood came, and destroyed them all” (Luke 17:27).
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    HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: Why I believe this about the timing of the NHNE

    You will note: his evidence is his opinions. That is it. He thinks if he states an opinion, that makes it a fact. He is building is argument on sand.
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    HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: Why I believe this about the timing of the NHNE

    This is all religious noise. You have zero corroboration to cover every single main tenet of Premil. Where else in Scripture is a thousand years mentioned after the second coming? Where in Scripture (including Rev 20) is Jesus shown to be on a millennial earth? Where else in Scripture is the...
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    HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: Why I believe this about the timing of the NHNE

    Talk about adding unto Scripture. You add 1000 years to text after text in order to let Premil fit. Well, this is forbidden in Scripture. Sorry to burst your bubble, when Jesus comes it is the end.
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    Premillennialism contradicts scripture (1 Corinthians 15:50-54) by having mortal flesh and blood inheriting the kingdom of God when Jesus returns.

    The Gentiles who believe in Christ do not form a new people of God. They become part of an already existing faithful Israel. So, New Testament Gentiles have not replaced ethnic Israel, they have joined spiritual remnant Israel. Jesus said, speaking to His Jewish converts, in John 10:14-16, “I...
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    Premillennialism contradicts scripture (1 Corinthians 15:50-54) by having mortal flesh and blood inheriting the kingdom of God when Jesus returns.

    Not true! Our Savior is seen challenging the Jewish leaders of His day, in John 8:32, saying, “ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” To which they responded, “We be Abraham's seed, and were never in bondage to any man: how sayest thou, Ye shall be made free?” (v 33)...
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    I was responding to different posts. These arguments stand unchallenged over the years, and should be considered.
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    The Gospel is always powerful. It is the power of God unto salvation. But the liberty the great commission has enjoyed for 2000 years amongst the nations will be curtailed at the end when Satan is loosed.
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    26 major reasons to reject the Premillennial doctrine

    It is time to give Premil a decent burial.
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    I agree. The binding of the devil facilitates the free flow of the Gospel, by the curtailment of Satan. That is it!
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    I find this extremely disingenuous, as anyone who knows your mode of engagement is aware that there are many many long posts presented by you on this forum, most longer than mine above. What is more, many of them are cut-and-pasted repeats. So, it's hard to take your sentiment serious. You need...
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    Your fight is with Scripture, that is why you duck around each passage above. It forbids your position. To acknowledge these would force you to question Premil.
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    Hello! Revelation 20:2 is a generality! Scripture repeatedly does that! The Gentiles were wholesale deceived before the cross, now they are not. The light has shone. They are now without excuse. Isaiah 42:6-7 says, "I the LORD have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and...
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    Premils ignore these simple repeated biblical facts. These texts (and the attached arguments) remain unaddressed - as your avoidance confirms. That is why I repeat, and will continue to. I am not going to keep re-typing this out for you (and other Premils) to sidestep and ignore. That has been...
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    For many centuries Yahweh was ethnic Israel's God. He was God of the Hebrew people. After the First Advent, He became the God of all nations. The Gospel opportunity widened to embrace the darkened Gentiles. This was not the case prior to Calvary, with the special exception of Nineveh. The Gospel...
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    The Gentiles sat in darkness (outside of God's plan of salvation with a few occasional exceptions) prior to the cross, after the cross salvation visited the nations and light shone in darkness. The light has been shining on the nations for near 2,000 years – the darkness has been dispelled. The...
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    Hidden in plain sight: Why I believe this about the Revelation

    Through the great commission, the ethnos (Gentiles) are no longer deceived. That is simply what Revelation 20:2 is saying. It is not rocket science! Deception in Scripture is equated to blindness, ignorance, darkness and imprisonment. Enlightenment, on the other hand, is equated to sight...