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OK: let us put your claims to the test: is His coming climactic and accompanied by the sudden destruction of all the wicked and they shall not escape? Are the heavens, elements, earth and works that are therein dissolved when He comes?

Because you cannot speak the truth. You boast everything that is contrary to the sacred text. The texts I presented show that the coming of Christ as a thief in the night is the end of this current world. You deny that yet you claim the opposite when your theology is exposed. Why can you not...

The Church is described as the “saints” in Revelation 5:8, 8:3, 8:4, 11:18, 13:7, 13:10, 14:12, 15:3, 16:6, 17:6, 19:8 and 20:9. The New Testament uses the term “saint” some 59 times, repeatedly describing Christians who walk in newness of life. The objective Bible student can quickly discern...

Once again, you are contrading yourself. One post demolishes another. This is the opposite to what you previously said. The last days have been going since the First Advent. It will end at the last day when Jesus comes. Are we the redeemed? Are we the elect? Are we the saints?

You do not believe all that. Why can you not tell the truth? Life continues on after Christ returns in your theology. Mortals and sinners survive and flourish. The earth continues deying and decaying. There is no replacement of the current arrangement. You are deluding yourself.

There is a classic example of how your theology functions. You state something but cannot prove it. You force it on the text. That is because you just parrot what you have been told. Quote the 7 years in this passage if you are so confident.

You never give biblical definitions because your man-taught theology does not emanate from there. It comes from the Left Behind novels. You give what you have been told. If you let the Scripture speak for themselves you would realize the last days have been ongoing since Christ. They end on the...

Does your mum know you are online? This is why i am for parental control.

Read the post above before coming out with statements like this. Now, will you answer my questions instead of your usual avoidance?

Do you literally believe Christ is coming suddenly and unexpectedly "as a thief in the night" as the Bible says (1 Thessalonians 5:2 and 2 Peter 3:10)? Do you literally believe the wicked will experience "sudden destruction" from His appearance as the Bible says (1 Thessalonians 5:3)? Do you...

Hello! God rescues all His elect to the air and destroys all the wicked on earth. The wrath of God is the end of the world!

Hello! Of course, Gods Knowledge is taught in Scripture. We all believe that. But Pretrib is NOT. It is a man-made invention, as you now seem to admit.

You are advocating a doctrine that you admit is extra-biblical. We all know that. You are just reminding us of it. It should be rejected. It is a Jesuit infiltration of the truth faith.

So, if is not taught in Scripture where do you get it? From the Left Behind series.

Where in Scripture teaches a rapture of the Church, followed by seven-year tribulation, followed by a third coming of the Lord?

Everyone knows why you will not provide us with a proof text for your beliefs. That is because you do not have one. It is a man-made Jesuit doctrine that must be taught to you. You would never find it of yourself. Until you bring something of substance it is pointless engaging with you. I will...

When do/did "the last days" begin? When do/did they finish? When is "the last day"?

The second coming brings a close to the day of salvation. Repeated Scripture shows that now is the only day of salvation. After showing us the destruction of this earth, the works that are in it, the heavens, the elements when Jesus comes, and after describing the longsuffering of God in the...

More avoidance. More gibberish. No one is here to take lectures from you. Address the theological issues or we will just ignore you. Where in Scripture teaches a rapture of the Church, followed by seven-year tribulation, followed by a third coming of the Lord? Either cough up or shut up.

You have debunked nothing apart from your own argument. The vast bulk of Reformed theologians sing from the same hymn sheet - Christ is the Rock. Your theology is built upon man, so it is not surprising you refuse to base your beliefs on Scripture.