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True. Both Preterists and Premillennialists tend to keep prophecy centered on ethnic Israel—whether they place its fulfillment in the first century or in the future, when Premillennialists expect the Church to be raptured out of the way first so that God can deal with Jews again. The irony is...

You already quoted that Scripture before. You stonewalled by not answer the question directly. Let try this again: 1.) What is the hour of trail? What is it? 2.) Who will God keep from the hour of trail? And why? 3.) And for what purpose is the hour of trail? 4.) And why will it test on...

I knew which is why I asked you a question to see if your understanding is biblically. Stop stonewalling. Again, what is the hour of trail refers to?

This is precisely what you have misunderstood. Christ did not "leave from Earth" on a white horse. After His ascension and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, He went forth “conquering, and to conquer” (Revelation 6:2) through the testimony of His faithful witnesses, securing His...

Let test your understanding. What is the hour of trial (hour of temptation, KJV) the Lord talked about?

I’m not anti-AI. :laughing: When I LOL’d at your (or anyone's) earlier post, it wasn’t because I knew you were using AI. I had no idea you used it to help write your posts. Selah! My concern has never been about whether someone uses AI to improve their writing. Use whatever tools YOU want...

Not surprising. You’re still assuming you know what Christ was talking about without first discerning the spiritual meaning of His words. Christ specifically said, “Whoso readeth, let him understand” (Matthew 24:15). Notice that He didn’t say, “Whoso readeth, let him simply assume he already...

Didn't you read the words, “(whoso readeth, let him understand:)"? What do those words mean to you? Does it mean we should simply accept what people commonly assume Jesus was talking about—the earthly city of Jerusalem, its temple, and the Roman armies? Is that how we are supposed to understand...

Let me ask EVERYONE HERE this: Is your concern about whether what I post is a truthful testimony of what I believe Scripture teaches, or does it depend on whether I allowed AI helped me put it into words? Which is more important to you? The thoughts, beliefs, and biblical interpretations I...

Continue from previous post... 7. The Spirit of Life Enters the Two Witnesses Revelation 11:11 declares: The witnesses who had been silenced are now restored to life. The Spirit of life from God enters them, and they stand upon their feet. It is not about the resurrected of a physical...

We must be careful not to determine the timing of Michael standing up by looking at world history and trying to fit Scripture into historical events. Instead, we must examine the Scriptures themselves and allow God's Word to reveal when Michael stands up. True wisdom comes not from imposing our...

Psst...@grafted branch and @Truth7t7, It's Jesus Christ! :laughing:

Ahhh, those amillennialists with a seasoning of preterism. Yep! Yep! And through verse 29. Yep!

Ahhh… you must be new here. I have explained my position on this subject in previous threads, and I’m not going to repeat the entire study here. Feel free to use the forum’s search function to find my earlier discussions. However, here is a brief summary of my position in response to your post...

LOL. Of course not. That is an inaccurate conclusion. Revelation 18 does not describe the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70, nor does it teach that Christ returned at that time. The claim that these prophecies were fulfilled in the first century is the false doctrine of Preterism. Revelation...

You guys... :rolleyes:

“Plain and simple”? Pphhttthhh! That would be refreshing, because based on the posts of yours I have been reading, I am not convinced you have established a sound biblical foundation for your claims, let alone explained them plainly and simply. Declaring something “plain and simple” does not...

Huh? What are you talking about?! Show us the chapter and verse where God has defined His Olivet Discourse as the seven seals?!

Absolutely not! You are reading "fake Christ" into verse. The symbol of the horse is strength of battle, and the color white is of purity and righteousness. Thus this horse symbolizes God's righteousness as He goes forth with strength conquering and to conquer. Overcoming, and to overcome...

You got it. hlo