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Oh, but all truth began to be revealed at Pentecost, and more so now...and this is the time of the End. He reigns.

I was about to applaud, but you have a few things wrong...most importantly: identifying the abomination that makes desolation and the great tribulation. Jesus qualified (gave) the time of great tribulation, as "such as has not been since the beginning of the world until this time, no, nor ever...

Welcome jd! Is this your first forum rodeo? Hang onto your hat!

You are not listening...and you cut off the explanation I already gave: But if you want to know who sanctioned it--ask the Father. But Jesus answered for Him already, saying, “I was not sent except to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” But I did not stop there--you did. I went on to...

Except for the part about Adam, that is what I said. So, no, I am not confused. But many who see themselves as one with Adam rather than One with God, they are confused. "And so it is written, “The first man Adam became a living being.” The last Adam became a life-giving spirit." 1...

I was not speaking of myself, but of him who I was replying to. And here is the error: many take that to mean a body of flesh glorified--which is not at all what is meant by us becoming One with God, nor could it be. God is the same and remains the same, but it is we who are changed. This is...

That is not what is being said. Being "thrown down" is a reference to God having sent us out of the garden...at His feet, down to His "footstool." But, yes, not only are there survivors--the rescued are as numerous as the sand on the seashore. Hallelujah!

I understand. My reference of John 6:56 was not to suggest eating and drinking as that hard saying of Christ was also taken even immediately after He said it, but rather that it was part of the body analogy which has many components, including marriage and the two becoming one flesh, etc..

The quote from Daniel is perfect! But where we all once had hearts of stone, now become living stones. Since we have come to discuss the "body", it is not correct to say that as Christ and the Father are One, and we One as they are One...if we then add to that, that the Father is no longer...

Paul wasn't wrong...nor are we if we do the same. "Each in his own order."

They are the same, once for all.

Laughing? I will say again: "But He was speaking of the temple of His body." John 2:21

The point that I am hoping to make, is... God has declared that a "thousand" doesn't necessarily mean a thousand, while many wrongly insist that it always does.

Yes, and yet the problem goes even deeper. In the fullness of time, it is not just those thing that are obvious now that will become clear, but all things. For instance, according to the times of this world we know the date of when Jesus was slain--but dropping the things of this world, we know...

"All", although true with God, perhaps does not break it down enough for understanding. Thanks for pointing it out! I might have done better to say: In the fulness of time. Which then works for all scripture. The point is...God has declared that a "thousand" doesn't necessarily mean a...

I am not saying that one cannot know the season, but pointing out that Jesus has intentions of being discreet. So, yes, we can know plenty. But the main issue that I was referring to was "as the days of Noah"--that Jesus did not differentiate between the saved and the saved, in his referencing...

"Not one stone shall be left here upon another, that shall not be thrown down" simply means that all strongholds of men and of this world will fail to hold up by their own strength--as we all were broken from the start, since Adam. As for the shortening of days, such is the mercy of God, that...

You have misread the passage. Yes, "all" means all die. Yes, "all" "in Christ" are made alive. For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive. 1 Corinthians 15:22 Why the name calling? Is this a joke to you? Both "thousand" year periods, simply mean: in the fullness of time...

The flesh is "that man of sin revealed." 2 Thessalonians 2:3

You're a better man than me Marks ;) Don't forget to rest. Breath.