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Few Christians have any difficulty grasping the metaphorical nature of chains and imprisonment when attributed to the wicked. What is more they freely accept that they can freely move and function on planet earth. They see no desire to attribute this merely to convicts that have behind bars or...

Where do you get your definition of metaphor?

It is the only chapter you have, and, it does say what you say.

No, it shows the divisions are not gaps but simply markers along the harmonious journey.

The breaks simply outline key markers on the journey.

You attribute so much to this millennial period that is not in Revelation 20

Not so. You know that. You have nothing to support your thesis.

Stop avoiding the obvious. Where is earth mentioned here?

Hello! Revelation is more figurative than amy other book. I rest my case!

Exactly. That God for Christ's First Advent. Without that it would be hopeless.

You really do not get it! In what are these fulfilled and when? (1) "finish the transgression"? (2) "make an end of sins"? (3) "make reconciliation for iniquity"? (4) "seal up the vision and prophecy"? (5) "anoint the most Holy”?

It is never going to happen in the future. It has been ongoing since the one-and-only first resurrection.

Please show me where "Christ [is] reigning (on Earth) in Rev 20?"

Born again believers experience that now. He is everlasting righteousness for the redeemed. He was righteousness personified. Receive Him and receive "everlasting righteousness."

You have a lovely way with words, not. Moses employs `a thousand' in Deuteronomy 7:9 saying, "Know therefore that the LORD thy God, he is God, the faithful God, which keepeth covenant and mercy with them that love him and keep his commandments to a thousand generations." Is this a literal or...

It is the last of 7 recaps. It takes us back to the first resurrection 2000 years ago and the enlightenment of the Gentiles.

Yes, Rev 21:1 is the second coming. 2 Peter 3:3-15 tells us: “there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts, And saying, Where is the promise of his coming (parousia)? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the...

You need to sort out your HTML. You do not seem to have any grasp of imputed righteousness or eternal life. These are experienced upon salvation. This is what Christ brought to this cursed world. The "righteousness" He gives us "is an everlasting righteousness." This is the only righteousness...

I am talking about the Premil millennium. It comes (in your thinking) after the consummation, which is a total contradiction in terms. That is why it is unbiblical.

Desolation of their temple was the result of their foolish rejecting of Christ.