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Yes, it does. Stop turning simple things into convoluted things, Douggg. Unless you don't want to be taken seriously. In that case, keep doing that. LOL. No. Ridiculous. You are blatantly twisting the text to fit your doctrine and everyone here can see that. You have no shame. So, do you not...

I didn't say that Jesus didn't reference "this generation". I'm saying He didn't refer to it as "the fig tree generation" as you are doing. Jesus, in the passage, is simply comparing the nearness of summer when fig tree leaves start to grow to the nearness of His return when "all these things"...

We (Jew and Gentile) believers are all promised the new heavens and new earth (2 Peter 3:13). That's what Peter indicated that all believers, including saved Jews, should be looking for. And, as I just showed in Hebrews 11:8-16, all believers should be looking for a heavenly country and the city...

Do you not believe that Gentile believers are fellow heirs of God's promises, as Paul said in Ephesians 3:1-6? Anything that you think is promised to Israel is also promised to Gentile believers. Please read the following where it is explained that God has something better in mind for His...

What does this response have to do with anything that I said? Ugh. The context of 2 Peter 3:13 is seen from the preceding verses which speak of the dissolving and burning up of the current heavens and earth. So, clearly, Peter did not have our bodies in mind there, but rather was talking about...

Nowhere, but where does that phrase appear in the descriptions of the fifth trumpet (first woe) in Revelation 9:1-11 or the sixth trumpet (second woe in Revelation 9:13-21? Nowhere. So, your point is...pointless. It's obvious that Revelation 11:15-18 describes the seventh trumpet and it's also...

LOL. There is no parable of the fig tree generation, so there's nothing to understand about it. The fig tree generation parable is a figment of your imagination. In Matthew 24:32-33 Jesus compared knowing the nearness of His return to knowing that summer is near when a fig tree's leaves start to...

Agree. That passage makes it very clear that the gathering of the church to meet Christ will happen on the same day that He will take vengeance on all unbelievers. Those are not two separate events as pre-tribs imagine. So, 1 Thessalonians 4:14-5:3 all describes one event rather than 1...

I think you missed the point that Jeff was making in his post. He referenced 2 Thessalonians 1:7-10 because that passage shows the rapture as occurring at the second coming of Christ when He will take vengeance on unbelievers on the same day as the rapture. 2 Thessalonians 1:7 and to give you...

Come on, Marty. You're better than this. If Revelation 19:11-21 doesn't describe the second coming of Christ, then no scripture does. It clearly describes Him descending from heaven, so that is the second coming of Christ. He doesn't have to come all the way to the earth in order for it to be...

He is preparing a place for us there and will bring that place to us. That's why we are going to meet Him in the air and not in heaven. If we were going to be taken to heaven after meeting Him in the air then what would be the point of meeting Him in the air instead of just meeting Him in...

But, what kind of knowledge is Daniel 12:4 talking about? Have you even thought about that or do you just assume it's talking about knowledge in general or about scientific knowledge? Yes, technology has advanced the knowledge of many things, but is that really what the prophecy is talking...

It's not talking about scientific knowledge increasing, it's talking about spiritual knowledge increasing, which is what happened when the Holy Spirit started dwelling within God's people and with the creation of the New Testament that contains explanations of Old Testament prophecies that were...

It is 100% foolish because you are accusing people with a belief that has no one being replaced of believing in Replacement Theology. That is the epitome of foolishness. Okay, then you believe in dispensationalism. I guess it's okay to label one's beliefs however you want whether it accurately...

You correctly indicated that the third woe sounds at the seventh trumpet because the last three woes are said to be directly related to the last three trumpets in Revelation 8:13. But, then you proceeded to claim that the third woe is described in Revelation 12:12. No, you had it right the first...

Do you believe that Gentile believers are fellow heirs with believing Israelites of God's promises, as Paul indicated here... Ephesians 3:1 For this reason I, Paul, the prisoner of Christ Jesus for you Gentiles— 2 if indeed you have heard of the dispensation of the grace of God which was given...

To be clear, the kingdom was only taken from unbelieving Israelites, not believing Israelites. As Paul wrote in Romans 11, unbelieving Israelites were blinded and cut off, but a remnant of believers remained. So, the kingdom of God wasn't taken from the entire nation of Israel. The kingdom of...

Do you agree with Paul that Gentile believers are fellow heirs of God's promises made to Israel or do you think that Paul didn't know what he was talking about? Ephesians 3:1 For this reason I, Paul, the prisoner of Christ Jesus for the sake of you Gentiles—2 Surely you have heard about the...

Here you go again with your foolish Replacement Theology nonsense. Those who believe in what you call Replacement Theology do not have anyone being replaced. Instead, we believe that Gentile believers are joined together with Israelite believers together into one body of Christ and that Gentile...

Yes, that is what Paul called "the Israel of God" in Galatians 6:16 or what many of us call Spiritual Israel. Paul contrasted two different Israels in this passage. Romans 9:6 It is not as though God’s word had failed. For not all who are descended from Israel are Israel. 7 Nor because they are...