You are a pseudo expert when it comes to understanding the scriptures as demonstrated in your quoted post above.
Now what kind of STUPID statement is that? God's Word 'as written' is just too... simple for someone like you, huh? No wonder you stay confused.
You object when others call you out and claim that those that do “are only spouting a 'theory' that either those you listen to devised, or that you came up with on the fly.”
I show others the simplicity of the Bible Scripture; now whether or not they want to accept the simplicity of God's Word as written, that's their problem. But I certainly do not have to put up with stupid, idiotic comments like you are trying... to dish out, simply because of how there is an evil spirit influencing YOU and that's why you spew HATRED.
Well congratulations. You have described just how you arrive at what you post. However, you astound me sometimes with your contextual accuracy in your posts based on the scriptures that you reference.
Still showing your IGNORANCE AND STUPIDITY I see.
Now in your understanding you have the Armageddon event/judgement occurring (Isaiah 24:21-22) at the end of the Seventh Age during the Little While Period which is not correct.
"Seventh Age"? Where the heck is that written?? Do you mean the 7th Trumpet, or 7th angel sounding?
What Bible version are you using?? That appears to be one of the sources of your Biblical confusion.
Isaiah 24 is an Apocalyptic chapter. It is about the "day of the Lord" events, which means the LAST DAY of this present world when Jesus returns to gather His Church and begin His "thousand years" reign of Rev.20.
We have already seen the first part of the Sixth Bowl Judgement played out before us and seen in every corner of the earth.
NO, we have NOT seen the 6th Vial events yet today.
The 6th Vial event is timed with the 6th Trumpet - 2nd Woe events. That's why Rev.9:12-20 events are linked with Rev.16:12-16. So what's some events that are to happen on that 6th Vial?
1. the coming of the Antichrist with his angels working great signs and miracles on earth to deceive the whole world.
2. the time of "great tribulation", and "hour of temptation".
3. Antichrist gathering his armies in prep to invade the mountains of Israel.
God in Ezekiel 34 promises Israel that He will give them peace for a time by the removal of the “beasts of the fields,” from amongst them when they turn back to Him and He gathers Israel to Himself. That is what Isaiah 24:21-22 is speaking about.
Nah... the subjects of Ezekiel 34 are a whole... lot different than the subjects of Isaiah 24 which is about the final day of this world with God's destruction and punishing of the wicked, i.e., 7th trumpet events.
Ezekiel 34 is more about the subject of Ezekiel 37 with the joining of the 'two sticks', or two houses of old Israel, the stick of Judah (true Jews) put back with the stick of Joseph (ten tribes), all under Christ Jesus; and David as their prince.
The time of the removal of the beasts of the Field from the face of the earth that occurs when the Kings of the earth are judged. Paul also tells us that when the fullness of time of the gentiles trampling God’s Sanctuary and His earthly hosts for 2,300 years comes to its completion, then, after that time, all of Israel will be saved.
I cannot agree with your belief from men's doctrines about that "2,300 years", as that is not what the Daniel 8 Scripture says. The 'day for a year' idea is ONLY when God's Word SAYS it literally. So the below verse means literally a 2300 DAY period, NOT 2300 years...
Dan 8:13-14
13 Then I heard one saint speaking, and another saint said unto that certain saint which spake, "How long shall be the vision concerning the daily sacrifice, and the transgression of desolation, to give both the sanctuary and the host to be trodden under foot?"
14 And he said unto me, Unto two thousand and three hundred days; then shall the sanctuary be cleansed.
KJV
The end... of that 2300 DAY period coincides with the day that Jesus returns in the future, and begins the cleansing of the temple.
As for Paul saying 'all' Israel will be saved, only Jesus Christ has the Authority to determine that, not us. And per God's Word, we already know that everyone MUST confess Jesus Christ in order to be saved, and that applies to the seed of Israel also. So there really shouldn't be any debate about that.
Davy you are quoting the KJV and my experience when proof checking the KJV is that it is contextually flawed and because of this it is misleading.
Oh... I strongly... DISAGREE. The 1611 KJV printed today is NOT the original 1st edition which is in Old English. So let's not go down that idiotic road. The KJV is still the most accurate... ENGLISH Bible translation to date. It has less scribe errors in it than any other English Bible version. Some later Bible versions correct some things, but as a whole, the KJV is still the most accurate translation for the English speaking peoples.
Your attempt to grasp Hebrews 12:26 to indicate when the Day of the Lord will occur and the Lord will shake to earth, assumes that the Lord will only shake the earth once and so you come to a wrong understanding.
No I didn't say any such thing, YOU JUST MADE UP THAT LIE AGAINST ME, didn't you?
I showed from Hebrews 12 where God was pointing to a SECOND SHAKING of this earth, just like what Paul was saying with, "Yet once more..."! And (without checking) I'm pretty sure I quoted that Hebrews 12:25-27 Scripture in my post! So evidently, you must have had your old man reading glasses off!
Heb 12:25-27
25 See that ye refuse not Him That speaketh. For if they escaped not who refused Him That spake on earth, much more shall not we escape, if we turn away from Him That speaketh from heaven:
26 Whose voice then shook the earth: but now he hath promised, saying, "Yet once more I shake not the earth only, but also heaven."
27 And this word, "Yet once more", signifieth the removing of those things that are shaken, as of things that are made, that those things which cannot be shaken may remain.
KJV
Perfectly simple Scripture to understand. God had shaken this earth once before. When? Back at the time of Satan's original rebellion against Him. God ended that old world.
And
Yet Once More God is going to shake this old earth again, on the "day of the Lord" when Jesus returns, which is what Hebrews 12:25-29 is showing.
The Lord God has shaken and will shake the earth many times. Here in is your problem, you are indicating that the Lord will only shake the earth once at the end of the Seventh Age.
NOPE! Not what Hebrews 12:25-29 is teaching. Here is why...
Heb 12:27-29
27 And this word, "Yet once more", signifieth the removing of those things that are shaken, as of things that are made, that those things which cannot be shaken may remain.
28 Wherefore we receiving a kingdom which cannot be moved, let us have grace, whereby we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear:
29 For our God is a consuming fire.
KJV
That 2nd shaking of this earth, AND heaven, will involve Christ's FUTURE KINGDOM on the day of His future return! Only then... will that event happen of
"those things that are shaken, as of things that are made, that those things which cannot be shaken may remain".
You know what that idea is a link to? It's a direct link to 2 Peter 3:10 where Apostle Peter said on the "day of the Lord" which will come "as a thief in the night", the rudiments ("elements" in the Greek) of this present world along with man's works, will be burned off this earth by God's "consuming fire".
Davy if you want to be a theological expert, then you will need to study the scriptures more so that your timeline will agrees with Gods’ End Times’ timeline. At this present time, you have made too many assumptions that skew your understanding away from what is actually prophesied.
By some of the false ideas outside the Scriptures that YOU have shown, looks like you need to take your own advice.