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Paul and John went to heaven and came back

Jerusalem is not mentioned in Revelation 19 Read zechariah 12-14 and you will see that God speaks of two Jerusalem’s one the literal city and one the church. In zechariah 14 we see that Jerusalem the city is destroyed but Zechariah 12 shows us that Jerusalem is the immovable rock thus two...

Thanks and yes my son and I are greatly outnumbered LOL

Messiah wasn’t the original translation and he did desecrate the sanctuary

That didn’t answer the question

Of course He is I’m not sure why you would ask that but it says that we reign with Him

It’s more than that it’s also warnings instructions and promises of hope My point is that Jesus came to fulfill the law and put an end to the temple sacrificial age if revelation doesn’t show that then the bible misses the end of the temple age. Thus I believe that revelation is a transition...

Im not a preterist more of a partial one but Jesus came in judgement against him

Thanks but I see the beast as a demonic being over Rome. Also the bible teaches that the beast is different that the antichrist

I believe the 70th week to be back in the days of Antiochus Epehanies

Sorry but it can’t be when John wrote revelation five had already fallen and one is

No these don’t get reigned over they do the reigning

This is how I see the battle in Revelation 19 and 20 except the battle in revelation 19 is over the last 2000 years. But this was my point that it’s not one literal battle in revelation 19

I think that the end will come when the church starts conforming

But Jesus states that the whole message was for the seven church’s in the very last chapter Revelation 22:16 16 “I, Jesus, have sent my angel to give you this testimony for the churches. I am the Root and the Offspring of David, and the bright Morning Star.”

Yes I know that it’s not written in chronological order

I think that it was Nero

It could of been symbolic descriptions of judgement

Then why was it written to seven literal past churches?

No it says men not fallen angels