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The one I quoted.

We see Stephen addressing Isaiah 66:1, whilst preaching on the subject of the tabernacle in Acts 7:44-50, saying, “Our fathers had the tabernacle of witness in the wilderness, as he had appointed, speaking unto Moses, that he should make it according to the fashion that he had seen. Which also...

Jesus has already assumed David's throne! Listen to Peter preaching on Psalm 110:1, when speaking about David and his throne, says, “For David speaketh concerning him, I foresaw the Lord always before my face, for he is on my right hand, that I should not be moved: Therefore did my heart...

Thanks for taking the time to address this. Your last statement was my simple overriding point: early Chiliasm was a completely different animal to modern Premil. It was more akin to Amil on most of its view of the character of the age to come. Amillennialists and Chiliasts remained united in...

Why just Paul? Why not Christ? Why not the other NT writers? Why not Moses and the prophets? These are all Scripture, and all agree that the coming of Christ is climactic. Christ appears with His holy angels (Matthew 13:41-43, 49 16:27 24:29-31 25:31-32, Mark 13:25-27, Luke 9:26, Revelation...

Ok. Fair enough.

Like you testified, it might be good for you to stop your "nonsense" now. You have never highlighted any supposed "major scriptural problems that [Amil] is faced with." Why do you state such when it is not true? You are unable to furnish us with anything. That is why you can bring nothing to...

Not so. The opposite is the truth. You have a major issue with addressing rebuttals. This is another case in point.

I have countless posts based on Scripture. Check them out! This thread is just nailing a popular lie in Premil circles.

You need to fix your HTML. Well, this above is the complete opposite to what the early Chiliast believed. They held to a perfect new earth, like Amils.

Do you believe there will be mortals on your millennial earth? Do you believe there will be sin on your millennial earth? Do you believe there will be sinners on your millennial earth? Do you believe there will be sickness on your millennial earth? Do you believe there will be decay on your...

Not so. You cannot even identify one error. You just voice your opinions. Identify what is supposedly in error.

Amil is built on safer ground. Amil is built upon corroboration. Multiple strong and repeated Scriptures on each tenet of that position proves that doctrine. Let us discuss some of the water-tight support Amil enjoys for its understanding of Rev 20. Much Scripture proves that Jesus is "the...

Do you believe there will be mortals on your millennial earth? Do you believe there will be sin on your millennial earth? Do you believe there will be sinners on your millennial earth? Do you believe there will be sickness on your millennial earth? Do you believe there will be decay on your...

It is a supposed golden age blighted with the wicked and wickedness, dying and crying, decay and disease, Satan and his demons. The Chiliasts envisioned a perfect new age, like Amils. According to your end-time views, does Psalm 2:1-12, Psalm 110:1-6, Isaiah 2:2-5, Micah 4:1-5 and Isaiah 66:1...

No. Hard historic evidence.

Here are two recent posts that I noticed that reinforce how diverse the beliefs of the early Chiliasts were compared with modern Premil.

Where does it mention a millennium or a thousand years here as you claim? Nowhere. You add it unto Scripture. Zechariah 14 occurred 2000 years ago. Zechariah 14:1 declares, “Behold, the day of the LORD cometh, and thy spoil shall be divided in the midst of thee.” Hinneh Behold yowm- day baa'...

Elsewhere, he argues similar: There is now another covenant, and another law has gone forth from Zion. Jesus Christ circumcises all who will—as was declared above—with knives of stone; that they may be a righteous nation, a people keeping faith, holding to the truth, and maintaining peace. Come...

Justin further taught: And from the ninety-fifth (ninety-sixth) Psalm they have taken away this short saying of the words of David: `From the wood.' For when the passage said, `Tell ye among the nations, the Lord hath reigned from the wood, 'they have left, `Tell ye among the nations, the Lord...