GEN2REV
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I fixed it for ya.Exactly, the Millennium reign does not happen at the Second Coming. Jesus rules for a symbolic 1,000 years and then hands back the kingdom per 1 Corinthians 15:23-28.
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I fixed it for ya.Exactly, the Millennium reign does not happen at the Second Coming. Jesus rules for a symbolic 1,000 years and then hands back the kingdom per 1 Corinthians 15:23-28.
No place in scripture does it state or suggest that the Lord pours his wrath upon the church present on earth during the tribulation
You mean fixed it for your private opinion. I am sure Satan is thrilled he will not be placed in the pit for 1,000 years. Jesus will not reign for 1,000 years. Sounds about as reasonable as breathable air on the moon.I fixed it for ya.
No worries.
God bless.
During the 1000 year reign, where Jesus reigns with a rod of iron, will his rule be Old Testament decrees? Like death by stoning etc.?
If you say so.I am sure Satan is thrilled ... as breathable air on the moon.
Aaaand .... where is the Scripture for all of that nonsense?LIfe in the Millenial kingdom will be run very orderly. Jesus does not rule foolishly. Those born during the 1,000 year reign of Jesus on earth will have till their 100th birthday to accept Christ as messiah or die. Jesus will deal with sin swiftly and with divine justice. What that means for individual sins, Scripture does not say, so we should not either.
The church will be in heaven while our groom reigns o n earth.
Where is the Scripture that details Revelation is a series of parallels? That is as much nonsense as any one's private opinion.Aaaand .... where is the Scripture for all of that nonsense?
The whole Bible is a series of parallels.Where is the Scripture that details Revelation is a series of parallels? That is as much nonsense as any one's private opinion.
No such thing as a Millennial Kingdom on Earth found in scripture, it's a fabricated fairy tale of man, sorta like Dorthy, The Wicked Witch, and The Kingdom of OzLIfe in the Millenial kingdom will be run very orderly. Jesus does not rule foolishly. Those born during the 1,000 year reign of Jesus on earth will have till their 100th birthday to accept Christ as messiah or die. Jesus will deal with sin swiftly and with divine justice. What that means for individual sins, Scripture does not say, so we should not either.
The church will be in heaven while our groom reigns o n earth.
I Agree, Big Smiles!Aaaand .... where is the Scripture for all of that nonsense?
As Gen clearly stated "Parallel" teachings of same eventsWhere is the Scripture that details Revelation is a series of parallels? That is as much nonsense as any one's private opinion.
it's a fabricated fairy tale of man, sorta like Dorthy, The Wicked Witch, and The Kingdom of Oz
Rev. 19 contradicts Rev. 20.And Amills right now Millennium, all fantasies. Only the Millennium after the second coming is scriptural, Revelation 19-20.
Apples and oranges. Creating a doctrine from one passage is not proof the Bible is in parallels. The theory of parallels is not found in Scripture, so it is a false doctrine not even created from any passage. One can create doctrine out of thin air when it comes to God's Word. Take purgatory; parallel starts with a "p" as well.The whole Bible is a series of parallels.
That's the system of authentication that the divine intelligence built into it.
If some False Prophet, or unlearned hack, takes a singular portion of Scripture and claims it to be a legitimate doctrine that is not supported elsewhere in God's Word, the diligent student of the Bible can identify it as nonsense. 2 Timothy 2:15
That's how it works.
Timtofly now. Fly away. Shoo, shoo.
"Parallels" is convoluted personal opinion. Not even talking about the same people. How is a single battle a recap of 7 vials? None of the vials are poured out during the battle of Armageddon. The vials happen in the 3 days leading up to Armageddon.As Gen clearly stated "Parallel" teachings of same events
The 7th vial and 7th trumpet are "The End"
The same final judgement is seen in Revelation 11:18 & Revelation 20:11-15
The same final battle is seen in Revelation chapters 16, 19, 20, in parallel teachings of the same event
Revelation, parallel teachings of same events, it's that simple
Obviously not a parallel then. You cannot have parallels contradicting each other, can you?Rev. 19 contradicts Rev. 20.
Now what?
Apples and oranges. Creating a doctrine from one passage is not proof the Bible is in parallels. The theory of parallels is not found in Scripture, so it is a false doctrine not even created from any passage. One can create doctrine out of thin air when it comes to God's Word. Take purgatory; parallel starts with a "p" as well.
You don't even understand the concept that you're arguing against.Obviously not a parallel then. You cannot have parallels contradicting each other, can you?
Your response is void of substance, in absolute mishmash in deflection from my initial claim"Parallels" is convoluted personal opinion. Not even talking about the same people. How is a single battle a recap of 7 vials? None of the vials are poured out during the battle of Armageddon. The vials happen in the 3 days leading up to Armageddon.
Not even the same geographical location. You claim Revelation 20 is all spiritual in spiritual land, wherever that is.
I don't have to understand foolish human opinionated doctrines. I only have to understand the Word of God.You don't even understand the concept that you're arguing against.
Obviously you cannot even explain your own parallels.Your response is void of substance, in absolute mishmash in deflection from my initial claim