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Do you think Lazarus died again, or went to heaven with Jesus when He did the first time? And what about the servant and the child that Jesus also raised from the dead.

I just thought of something. Both Moses and Elijah were involved in bringing plagues. Moses to Egypt, and Elijah brought three years of drought. I'm thinking that is right from off the top of my head.

Yes, I too thought of Enoch for the same reasons. But I focused on the word witnesses and thought of the Mount of Transfiguration where God spoke and said, “This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased. Hear Him!” Moses and Elijah represented the Law and the Prophets, and God is now...

I doubt it will be a tattoo. It would take too long. And it would have to be very precise to be actually scanned and be read.

I've just glanced at this post, but see I should read everyone's opinion as theories are brought up that I've never heard before. I've only heard that these are two men, so then the question is who. I came up with Moses and Elijah, the two witnesses on the Mt. of Transfiguration. When I have...

Is it because of the issue of pre-trib. vs. post-trib. rapture? If you are pre-trib., I'm curious who you believe are the "rest of her offspring" who are not Jewish if not Gentile Christians, the wild olive branches, because we do know that 2 Thes. 2:9-12 puts out to pasture any belief that...

Revelation 12 does not show a rapture before the second coming. The mark of the beast is for everyone declaring their allegiance to either God or the beast separating the sheep from the goats. Gentile Christians were Christians BEFORE the GT starts so are on earth, not in some erroneously...

Did you mean "and." There is Scripture about the conversion of national Israel during the trib. Romans 11. Just no new Gentiles will be saved during the trib. Their number has been fulfilled. Romans 11: 25 For I do not desire, brethren, that you should be ignorant of this mystery, lest you...

Rev. 12:14 is only the first half of the GT, and is referring to only national Israel, not Gentile Christians from before the start of the GT. The latter are the "rest of her offspring" at the end of the chapter who the Antichrist/beast will persecute and be "tested" by God because of their...

Will the tribulation saints be protected from God's wrath for the whole seven years or not?

Tribulation is not wrath. The wrath comes later, after the seals were opened.

You couldn't have gotten anything about a so-called pre-trib rapture from what I wrote, just the opposite. That is slander. Looks like Leviathan is at work - the twisting serpent demon - twisting words to mean the opposite of what is written.

I look at it differently. We see the two witnesses in Rev. 11. And then the woman/Israel being hidden for the same amount of time in 12. I believe this is when all Israel is being saved. During this first half of the 7 years the beast goes after "the rest of her offspring," namely lukewarm...

The fallen angels that caused the Nephilim were bound in a pit in hell, so I think they were unchained and set loose on mankind under the command of God who had chained them.

The "flesh" is the carnal nature. Don't you know that when Christ makes us born again, it is our nature that is born again, our spirit/mind and soul/heart. Sin doesn't dwell in the body, but in the nature - the inside. Iniquity is found inside us, not on the outside. So when we have the divine...

The cleansing of our sins is justification which sanctifies us and sets us apart to be holy. My question to you is what do you believe is the process of becoming holy? Does Jesus do this to us before or after death?

Was Jesus not perfect? Was He asking us to be perfect as His Father in heaven is perfect, if He wasn't? What do you think "without blemish" means if not perfect. We need to be sinless (righteous) or all the way to perfect (holy). Revelation 22:11. The steps to perfection are 2 Peter 1:5-7 -...

What that is saying is that when we are justified and at the same time sanctified, we are set apart to be dead to sin and holy.

Sanctified means set apart. Holy is sinless and perfect.

No, I'm accusing you of not believing Scripture.