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  1. Spiritual Israelite

    In the book of Revelation it mentions 'a little season' twice.

    I can only hope that you don't preach on end times very often. If so, you need to apologize to all the people you have ever preached to for teaching them false doctrine all these years.
  2. Spiritual Israelite

    In the book of Revelation it mentions 'a little season' twice.

    It's clear that if he was somehow able to preach for 140 years he would continue to preach falsehood the entire time. He doesn't even come close to preaching the truth when it comes to end times. He's wrong about everything.
  3. Spiritual Israelite

    In the book of Revelation it mentions 'a little season' twice.

    It's really sad that his 40 years of false preaching is a huge waste of his time. And, it's sad that he has led others astray with his false teaching. At least, as it relates to any teaching he has done on end times. Not sure what he believes about other things. He expects people to be impressed...
  4. Spiritual Israelite

    In the book of Revelation it mentions 'a little season' twice.

    Because with Premil it's obviously not even possible that the little season of Revelation 6:11, which obviously occurs before Christ's return, could be the same little season as Revelation 20:3, which, according to Premil, occurs 1,000 years after His return. With Amil, it's at least possible...
  5. Spiritual Israelite

    In the book of Revelation it mentions 'a little season' twice.

    Nope. Your reading comprehension skills have failed you again. I was only talking about Amills like me and WPM. I was talking to WPM there and not intending to speak for all Amills. The point is that it's only possible that Amills could see those verses as speaking of the same "little season"...
  6. Spiritual Israelite

    In the book of Revelation it mentions 'a little season' twice.

    Right. It's obvious to us as Amills that the little season of Revelation 6:11 and Revelation 20:3 are the same. But, saying things like this is fairly pointless and doesn't prove anything, of course. He does nothing to prove that they are not the same. His opinion obviously can't be trusted at...
  7. Spiritual Israelite

    In the book of Revelation it mentions 'a little season' twice.

    Obviously, no Premill would say that we are currently in Satan's little season. That's not even a question. But, some Amills like myself believe that we are. I'm not saying I'm certain about that, but what I see in the world in recent times suggests that may very well be the case. My...
  8. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    That's hard to believe. The term "trib saints" or "tribulation saints" is used frequently by many pre-tribs. Do you believe that those who are saved during the tribulation are "in Christ" and part of the church?
  9. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    So, you do not believe that you have been delivered from the power of darkness and translated into Christ's kingdom? He is not your King? Colossians 1:12 Giving thanks unto the Father, which hath made us meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light: 13 Who hath delivered us...
  10. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    That's not my term. That's a term that pre-tribs frequently use to differentiate between them and those who are in the church. Is it not a term you use?
  11. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    His kingdom not being of this world does not mean it only exists in heaven. It means it's not a worldly kingdom. It's not an evil kingdom like the kingdoms of this evil world are. This world is evil and Jesus said to not love the world or the things that are in the world (1 John 2:15) because of...
  12. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    @marks You never responded to what I said here. Why not? Can you tell me how you interpret the passage? You also never responded to what I said here where I responded to your question about how I interpret 2 Peter 3:6-7,10-12 which is that I see it as describing the burning up of the earth when...
  13. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    I was going through and reviewing the thread and I somehow missed this post. The seventh trumpet sounds when Jesus returns. Why do you ask?
  14. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    He proved yet again that Premil is not based on any clear, straightforward scriptures. The Premils are proving my point for me in this thread. In no way, shape or form do Acts 1:6-7 or Matthew 19:28 support Premil. All they have are scriptures that they take out of context to support their...
  15. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    You are the one constantly deflecting. No matter how much I ask you to address the scriptures I referenced in the second post, you will not do it. You can't think that just briefly mentioning a few of them as you did without giving your interpretation of them counts. You clearly have no...
  16. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    So, you're saying tribulation saints are not converted. Not saved. Where do you get that idea from? Scripture never refers to an unsaved person as a saint. I agree, but not sure what your point is here as it relates to the topic of this thread. When Jesus compared what would occur at His...
  17. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    It doesn't matter what they understood or would have thought at that time. Are you somehow unaware that the disciples were mistaken about a number of things at that point, but they learned the truth about those things later after they received the Holy Spirit who taught them the real meaning of...
  18. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    I don't know who you think you're fooling here, but you're not fooling me. You are doing NOTHING to show how your interpretation of Revelation 20 can be reconciled with the rest of scripture. Are you afraid to do so? I responded to your responses relating to the passages I referenced in my...
  19. Spiritual Israelite

    Unlike Amillennialism, Premillennialism is based on assumptions and speculation rather than on any clear, straightforward scriptures

    As I predicted, he's now nowhere to be found because you asked him questions that would force him to actually take a closer look at Revelation 20 and at how he can reconcile it with the rest of scripture, which he clearly doesn't want to do. No Premill wants to do that, as threads like this prove.