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What I was meaning is that the verse below used Israel as the whole world so the bible gives it permission to in other verses as well John 12:19 So the Pharisees said to one another, “See, this is getting us nowhere. Look how the whole world has gone after him!”

Yes he was Roman. The gospels use the term the whole word to mean Israel so it is biblical language

It’s not a matter of if they will buy can they.

If you check history or even historians like Josephus or Taticus you will see what happened in that time.

Check and compare these verses

It’s just easier to see side by side I’m away so I can’t send mine

look up a chart comparing the two Matthew 24 and revelation 6

Yes but I believe that the 6 seals are the same time as the events in the Olivit discourse they are they read the same and I believe they happened in the time leading up to 70AD the destruction of Jerusalem.

No not me

Read what else happens (in that day) in Zechariah chapters 12-14 and you will see that Zechariah was talking about the day of the first advent

Revelation 20 doesn’t even have both sets of the thousand years (binding and reigning) ending at the same time. Jesus doesn’t reign because satan is bound Jesus reigns because He is God. Premil give satan way to much credit

Or could satan be spiritually bound by deceiving those who choose to have the Holy Spirit through the power of the gospel?

I don’t disagree with that at all

This isn’t saying that they can’t repent it’s like when God hardened Pharos heart. What God did is let them have their wish God stopped persuing them.

Which verses in those chapters?

So in you view you can’t repent from taking the mark but Paul could repent from persecuting the church? Does that sound fair?

Yes it only applies while we are alive it’s an act of faith thus we are saved by grace through faith. The only unforgivable sin is the constant rejection of the Holy Spirit. The mark is an unrepentant devotion to the beast (the mark on the head) and proving it by doing the beast will (the mark...

No it only applies if they are alive that’s why it’s an act of faith. We confess in faith that God will save us thus we are saved by grace through faith. The question isn’t will they repent or not it’s can they repent. The issue is what the mark is it’s something that doesn’t contradict scripture.

Yes

Yes in revelation 20:9 it’s the same time as 2 Peter 3:10 the day of the Lord.