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Is there anyone that we have explained this in more detail to than him? I don't think so. He knows what we believe.

This is a classic Premil response to evidence: petty name calling!

Who said that? You obviously have nothing to bring to the table.

Creation is not eliminated when Jesus comes; it is changed, it is renewed, it is glorified, it is perfected. What is finished is the bondage of corruption. It is purged from creation forever. This is another truth that negates Premil. Creation will be restored so that the redeemed and glorified...

Read the Op again!

LOL. Stop telling us what we believe. We can speak for ourselves. You're the last person I would have articulate the Amil position on this forum. You're always misrepresenting it. You have to. That's because you got no rebuttal to it. You don't have a clue about it. The Bible makes it clear...

You do not have a clue what "the first resurrection" actually is. Until you do, you will never understand what Amillennialists believe.

I have presented concrete evidence, not false claims like many Pseudo Premil historians do. Refute if you can. Facts are stubborn things.

Conclusion Connect all the dots together from the eschatology of these early heretics and you discover the roots of modern Premillennialism. Whilst the views expressed by these early heretical Premillennialists are all widely-accepted standard Premillennialist beliefs today, none of the early...

Apollinarius of Laodicea Apollinarius took up the ancient Premillennial baton from these early heretics. Notably, he too was a prominent heretic who was strongly opposed and renounced by the universal Church of his day. Very little of what he wrote has been passed down to us. Most of it was...

Porphyry/Porphyrius Porphyry is another heretic who promoted the Premillennial doctrine. He was an enemy of orthodox Christianity and held views that were in conflict with the more-moderate classic early Chiliasm. He was another Judaizer who tried to foist old covenant practices upon New...

Marcion (continued) The historian Gennadius (died AD 496) identified all the main Millenialists among the ECFs, explaining what they expected on the millennial earth, there among them is both Cerinthus and Marcion: Not in the divine order of the promises of earthly and transitory life, as the...

Marcion Through his distorted view of the Hebrew Scriptures, Marcion advanced the idea of the full recovery of the Jewish tradition in a future age following the return of Christ. He saw the nation retaking its favored Old Testament position above all nations again on a millennial earth after...

Cerinthus Cerinthus of Asia Minor had an unrefined sensual view of a future millennium arriving after the second coming. He anticipated a kingdom where men could continue to indulge in all the lusts of the flesh. He also promoted the restoration of the old covenant arrangement, believing that...

Cerinthus The first promoter of what we know today as modern-day Premillennialism was Cerinthus who lived in the first century, who was strongly opposed by the early Christian Church. Cerinthus was from Western Asia Minor (now Turkey) and lived around AD 100. He was a shady individual who...

I want to say at the outset that I do not believe Premillennialism is heresy. I also do not believe that Premillennialists are heretics for holding to that school of thought. That does not mean there are not many heretics that hold that view. There are. But there are many heretics that also hold...

It is not that he is clueless. He knows what he's doing. He is deliberately misrepresenting Amillennialism on these public forums. That is the only way that he can give any credence to his false teaching.

The Church relates to God's people throughout time, and are an harmonious whole.

But it does not say that. You have no proved that. That is just a theory.

The Church was in the OT. The assembly or congregation of God's people.