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Tell that to Earburner. I was responding to his errors. Read careful next time.

Earburner, this is becoming ridiculous! Rather than admitting that your interpretation of the Two Witnesses as Jesus Christ and John the Baptist contradicts the plain testimony of Scripture, you are now accusing the KJV translators of adding words to Revelation 11:8 and violating Revelation...

What a pathetic response! Once again, instead of addressing the Scriptures and the actual points I raised, you resort to your tiresome obsession with accusing others of promoting “church-ianity.” You claim that I insist the Two Witnesses MUST STILL BE in the future. Really? Show me exactly...

Funny but sad for someone who came up with false doctrine like this!

(Continue from previous post) 5. The Two Witnesses represent the faithful testimony of God's people My belief is that the Two Witnesses corporately, representing God's faithful congregation bearing witness to the truth of His Word. Consider Revelation 11:4: "These are the two olive trees, and...

Wow! People... Earburner's flawed explanation of Revelation 11:10 does not agree with the context of Scripture. He is attempting to redefine the word "tormented" to mean the suffering someone experiences during repentance. But that interpretation completely ignores what Revelation 11:7–10...

I was already aware of this verse, which clearly exposes the flaw in Earburner’s interpretation of the Two Witnesses. It will be interesting to see how he attempts to reconcile this Scripture with his earlier insistence that the plagues never took place because the people had repented. His...

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No it does not. You still misunderstood with your own speculations. Regardless, Earburner, your credibility continues to decline when you kept repeat speculations as though it were biblical proof. You have overlooked that God DID judge apostate Israel, and Christ declared that the kingdom...

Alright. My apologize.

Okay time out. I can see the problem with some people who are reading into "great and dreadful day of the LORD" or the "day of the LORD" must automatically refers to the "end-time" Day of the LORD. That is not correct. Malachi prophesied about John the Baptist before the great and dreadful...

Earburner, I think this discussion has run its course because you are getting no closer to demonstrating your interpretation from the Truth of God's Word. You have become so committed to your own doctrine that, instead of allowing the text to correct it, you continue introducing speculation...

This AI? LOL! So when you guys got stuck trying to answer my biblical arguments, you decided to cry uncle and ask AI to accuse me of “Gnosticism” and “spiritual gaslighting”? No, the real problem is that you cannot gainsay or resist the Scripture being presented. Simple as that. But here...

Whoa! Wait a minute, Earburner. :IDK: First you said Jesus and John didn't issue the plagues because people were repenting. Now you're pointing to Jesus cursing a fig tree as evidence of their Revelation 11 authority? :Laughingoutloud: What does that prove? Revelation 11:5–6 says: “And if...

Earburner, telling me to “WAKE UP” does not make your interpretation biblical. And once again, you have completely avoided the actual issue. Now you have introduced another doctrine: “John and Jesus, being the only people ever, to be physically born HAVING the Holy Spirit...” Where does...

Look yourself in the mirror and repeat after yourself.

(Chuckle) After all these posts, you have finally numbered your answers—and unfortunately they demonstrate exactly why I have been challenging your interpretation. You STILL have not shown that Jesus and John the Baptist fulfilled Revelation 11:3–6. Let's examine your answers. 1. “In...

Earburner, please grow up and stop using “listen to the Holy Spirit” as an escape hatch whenever you cannot answer specific biblical questions. The Holy Spirit within me directs me to the Word He inspired, and according to that Word, I believe your identification of Jesus and John the Baptist...

RWB, I agree that Revelation 12:9 identifies the dragon as “that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan.” Where we differ is in how we understand that figure and his work among men. Scripture speaks of the devil’s character and influence being expressed through disobedient people. Jesus told...