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Show me anything in scripture which supports your claim here about how prophecy is supposedly supposed to work. Where does scripture itself demand that when a certain place is referenced in relation to a prophecy, it must still be known by the same name as it was when the prophecy was given...

LOL! Have you never read your own posts that are filled with insults and "lack of the Spirit and lack of spiritual discernment produced by fleshly talk"? What a total hypocrite you are. No self awareness whatsoever.

Nothing. That you insert into the text? What difference does it make if the world can see us being caught up to Christ or not? That's beside the point. Can you try actually addressing the points I made? I'm saying that the dead in Christ will all be resurrected at the same time and bodily...

I would consider what you are saying here to be viable only if Matthew and Mark both knew that Luke would record Jesus's answer to the first question. But, that is not something they would have known. So, the idea that Matthew and Mark did not bother to record Jesus's answer to that question...

Good point. It's very ironic, imo. Except that I don't just randomly insert a gap into the OD the way he randomly inserts a gap into the 70 weeks prophecy despite there being nothing in the text of Daniel 9:24-27 itself to support doing that. In terms of a gap between what happened in 70 AD and...

This is the go to passage for those who believe in the false doctrine of soul sleep. But, those who believe in that false doctrine do not look at the context of that passage carefully at all. The context of the passage is in relation to when people are alive on the earth "under the sun". What...

LOL. Please be serious. Show me any other parable where Jesus called a made up person by name. You can't do it. Because that's not what Jesus did in His parables. Jesus also mentioned Abraham and Moses by name in that passage. Do you also think He was not talking about the literal Abraham and...

Then tell me what it means in a figurative sense. Or at least make a guess. Something. I can't take that seriously if you can't even venture a guess as to what it would mean in a figurative sense that it would be particularly difficult for nursing mothers and pregnant women in Judea to flee to...

Come on. Please get serious for once. You believe that the second question was answered in all 3 accounts, right? Should Matthew and Mark have not written down Jesus's answer to the second question, either, since Luke did so? That's obviously ridiculous, right? The same is true regarding you...

No, his position, which is utterly ridiculous and laughable, is that only Luke recorded Christ's answer to the first question in Luke 21:20-24 while Matthew and Mark, for some reason, did not find it important enough to record His answer to the first question in their versions of the Olivet...

But, somehow, for some unknown reason, you think that Matthew and Mark did not record His answer to that question at all and only Luke did. How can you think anyone should take that seriously?

LOL. Good one, buddy. Keep up the good work of being a comedian. You are a comedian, right? Verses 23 to 26 talk about things that happen after Matthew 24:15-22 is over. So, Jesus will come after the tribulation of those days when the level of deception is so high that it can deceive even the...

None of that says anything about fleeing. It has a different context from Matthew 24:15-21. It's about being content with what you have and staying where you are and not desiring to pursue temporal things instead of eternal things. Read verse 33 for context. Jesus did not say anything about...

Tell me, what would be the reason that it would be difficult for nursing Christian mothers and pregnant Christian women in Judea to flee to the mountains in the future? And what would be the reason that it would be difficult for Judean Christians to flee during the winter or on the Sabbath in...

So, do you acknowledge that the first question the disciples asked ("when will these things be?"), as recorded in Matthew 24:3, Mark 13:4 and Luke 21:7, was about when the temple buildings standing at that time would be destroyed with no stone left upon another? If so, why would you think that...

Is it your view that the disciples asked Jesus when the temple buildings standing at that time would be destroyed, but you believe they were mistaken to ask Him such a question despite the fact that the last thing Jesus is recorded as telling them is that the temple buildings standing at that...

I didn't address any of your original 8 posts. I said I wouldn't do that and I have kept to that. I did not say I would not reply to any post at all in the thread. You need to learn how to read. You continue to make a fool of yourself over and over and over again. Do you never tire of that...

Nonsense. Jesus did not present it as a parable. Parables do not contain names of real people and places like Luke 16:19-31 does. Jesus presented the rich man as being in torment in Hades. Why would He do that if that is not how things are in reality? Do you think He was trying to confuse people...

That's a false Jehovah's Witnesses teaching. Jesus's parousia has not yet occurred. The following passage refers to Christ's parousia, which will happen at the same time as His "one future climactic coming". 1 Thessalonians 4:14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so God will...

That's not two separate groups. The least of these who are His brothers are among His sheep. His sheep refer to those who belong to Him (John 10). Jesus said: "For whoever does the will of My Father in heaven is My brother and sister and mother.” (Matthew 12:50). So, all believers, including the...