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You really do not get it do you? Only Christ was righteous. Those who embrace Him obtain imputed righteousness. Those who possess Him are called "the righteous." What is more, there is no one but Christ who could keep the law. It is not just your eschatology that is messed up, you cannot even...

"of the fruit of his loins, according to the flesh, he would raise up Christ to sit on his throne [referring to Psalms 132:12]; he seeing this before spake of the resurrection of Christ."

Define "forever" in your estimation? Were there any conditions attached to these old covenant land promises?

I see your pattern and attitude to Scripture: "don't let the biblical facts get in the way of what I have been taught." Most American believers are like this. They believe what they have been taught. You cannot even address the counter-arguments. Anyone that cuts across your error is subjected...

Of course it is! Your arguments have been totally demolished. Your choice is to either embrace the truth or run. You cannot even answer simple questions because they expose your reasoning.

More avoidance! Your whole case is crumbling before you. It is there for the reader to see. You have nothing to bring to the table but multiple contradictions and much ad hominem. Your unhealthy fixation with ethnic Israel and the old covenant is clear to see. It is time to enter the NT and...

The real land expectation of Abraham was not physical but spiritual, not earthly but heavenly. The Old Testament saints were exactly like us. Their hope was the same. Your thesis is wrong. The New Testament forbids your claims. You have zero land-promise under the new covenant. Christ is the...

You obviously do not read my posts. The opposite is the truth. Take the time to read back on my posts and you will see this is wrong. Did you even read #513 and #514? Are you Pretrib?

What does that matter? It is a final climactic event that sees the resurrection and judgment of all mankind?

Define "forever" in your estimation? Were there any conditions attached to these old covenant land promises?

Can you explain how that works? How can mortals survive His appearing? What qualifies them to inherit your millennial kingdom?

Your pattern is to sidestep the evidence, and then voice what you have been taught. That is not wise, and is terrible hermeneutics. Are you Pretrib?

Not so! Revelation 14:14-20 mirrors the many other climactic and general resurrection /judgment passages, “And I looked, and behold a white cloud, and upon the cloud one sat like unto the Son of man (Christ), having on his head a golden crown, and in his hand a sharp sickle. And another angel...

Jesus said in Matthew 13:47-50, in the parable of the net: “the kingdom of heaven is ‘like unto’ (homoios or similar to) a net, that was cast into the sea, and gathered of every kind: Which, when it was full, they drew to shore, and sat down, and (1) gathered the good into vessels, but (2) cast...

New Testament There are two Greek words used in the NT that are used to describe the resurrection of Christ, and that are significantly, in turn, purposely equated to mankind; they are egeiro (Strong’s 1453) and anastasis (Strong’s 386). Jesus said in Matthew 12:41-42, “The men of Nineveh...

(1) Premil has to make the whole of Scripture some obscure and unintelligible Book. What is more, (2) they have to insert 1000 years into multiple passages where it does not belong in order to let it fit. Let us see what the resurrection passages actually teach us. To do so, we need to bring...

You do not believe that and your preacher above does not believe that?

That is not what I asked. We all know that. We should all accept that. Where is this teaching that you promote (a rapture of the Church, followed by seven-year tribulation, followed by a third coming of the Lord)? Show me one text in the whole of Scripture that teaches this. I used to believe...

I take it by your avoidance that you are acknowledging: there is nothing in the sacred text that teaches a rapture of the Church, followed by seven-year tribulation, followed by a third coming of the Lord?

Instead of always presenting your personal opinions, how about furnishing us with hard Scripture that teaches that there will be a rapture of the Church, followed by seven-year tribulation, followed by a third coming of the Lord?