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Stop adding onto Scripture. The flesh of all men rich and poor free and bond are destroyed in Revelation 19. This forbids your claims.

Stop avoiding. Where in Revelation 20 does it show Jesus on earth? It seems like your teachers have misled you.

Instead of acting infantile, can you acknowledge your supposed future millennium is cursed by the bondage of corruption and overrun by the wicked at the end?

You admitted it in your last post. You are fighting with yourself. Your pristine perfect millennium is a perfect delusion. It is saturated with billions of mortal religious phonies as the sand of the sea who abandon Christ and follow Satan.

Zechariah 14 does not read "the day of the Lord" but "a day is coming unto the Lord." Big difference. So much false teaching has emanated from that faulty translation. It is actually talking about the First Advent.

You voice a faulty opinion and then build a faulty opinion on top of that. That is insane hermeneutics.

Check the context. Jesus was talking a spiritual kingdom. He was talking about Pentecost. The disciples may have had a parochial earthly kingdom in mind, but Jesus blew that apart in his response.

You just confirmed my thesis. I suspect you know that. Your age to come is saturated with sin and sinners, dying and crying, decay and disease, war and terror, and Satan and his minions. To you this does not represent corruption, but to the rest of us it does. Thankfully this debacle will...

Where in Revelation 20 does it teach that Jesus is on earth during some supposed future millennium? Nowhere. You add that unto the inspired text to support your beliefs.

Jesus showed us He bound the strongman 2000 years ago. You reject that. Your fight is with Him. Genesis 3:15 predicted, “And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.” This is metaphoric language...

No one survives this day apart from the glorified saints. The earth is totally torched. What qualifies your billions of mortal rebels to inherit your future millennial earth?

Please do not lecture anyone on this board about their comments when your are full of ad hominem and avoidance. Every thread you commence is based upon a fallacy of your own imagination.

Why would I (or any Amil) address any of your queries when you avoid numerous questions and multiple posts that expose Premil? That is blatant hypocrisy.

Avoidance is your MO. You have to as the Amil posts expose what you promote. They prove the symbolic nature of the depiction in Revelation 20.

Lol. This sums up your posts and theology. Not only is it false but erroneous. You just exposed your own mode of presentation.

Your MO is to ignore those who refute your error and think you stating your private interpretation makes it a fact. It does not. It makes it your extra-biblical opinion. It is time to address the multiples Scriptures presented on each topic that blow apart your error.

How about showing this in Scripture instead of presenting what you have been taught.

The eternal state is described as an age by Christ and the NT writers. Your fight is therefore with them, not just Amils. In that age to come there is no more death or marriage - thus showing its glorified character. The age you invent will never happen. It is based on a mistaken reading of Rev...

You are full of imaginations. The earth Amils anticipate is starkly different from the Premil version that is full of the bondage of corruption and ultimately overrun by the wicked in the end. The Amil age is glorious perfect and eternal.

Your imaginary future millennium is blighted with all the same plagues of the bondage of corruption as our day. That is because Revelation 20 refers to the here-and-now. Your millennium is a massive bust. It promises much but provides little. That is because it will never happen. It is a...