1. I use the Revised English Bible as recommended by the Wickliffe translators. The best translation avaliable from the most ancient sources. The KJV is superseded by all the modern translations.
Adhering to it is a bad mistake and just leads to confusion.
2. By 'everyone' it means; all the people alive when Jesus returns. They will all be Christians.
3. Shows how little you know of God's Promises to His people. Isaiah 35:1-10; for starters.
4. Both.
That King Jesus will reign on earth, over His people in peace and prosperity, is clearly prophesied.
5. But I am a man. And God has given us His Prophetic Word in the way we can understand it.
Spiritualizing it, or shuffling the prophesies around is serious error.
6. Jesus does not Return in fire and the Lake of Fire is not part of the scene until the GWT Judgment.
Jesus does SEND fire, on His terrible Day of wrath; when He will not be seen. Amos 1, Psalms 18:11, Hab 3:4, +
7. Most Prophecy is in the present tense. That is to reinforce the sureness of its fulfilment.
What exactly , EB; are you reigning over now? What does your wife say?
1. Although I do adhere to the TRGreek/KJV, you should know by now, that any and all other versions are running rampant in all the churches.
There is nothing more confusing than 30 or more congregants trying follow along with a bible reading from the pulpit, by a version that only one or two have. Group bible studies are even more nuts!
I once had a parallel eight translation NT. I literally tore it apart, so that no one else would find it, in order to prevent the confusion that happened to me.
Nope! Never again.
For me my motto is, "Until that Day, stay with the KJV way" :)
2. I strongly disagree.
That maybe true for churchianity, but not for Christianity.
There will be "a falling away" from faith in the truth.
One sure sign of it, is the confusion about which bible one should use.
I say: "Until that Day, stay the KJV way".
3. And there are many verses out of Psalms and Zechariah, that Jesus fulfilled upon His first appearance. Try seeing that in Zech Ch. 14.
Jesus used a number of those words sporadically. KJV, of course!
4. You missed my point. We are that clay, being the New earth in which God's Righteousness dwells.
5. Jesus often times used singular words or groups of words, pointing to Himself as spiritually fulfilling the OT prophecies. That is why the Jews did not know their time if visitation. They tried to see everything that was prophetic, as being literal and verbatim.
6. I didn't know that Paul, Peter and John lied.
As there is no literal Judgment Seat of Christ, so also there is no literal GWT Judgment.
John 3:18 tells of it in the simplest of terms, whether we repent towards God through Jesus, or we don't.
Our names are "engraved" on the palms of His hands, and we both know that those palms are of Jesus, sitting at the right hand of God in Heaven.
7. I disagree. God is foretelling from His foreknowledge of events, that are to be brought about by the free will of man. Therefore, He knows exactly when to intertvene with His divine will.
I am not reigning OVER any thing or anyone.
I am IN the kingdom of God, and I am reigning with Jesus unto God NOW, during God's Age of Grace.
As an ambassador in His stead, I am a priest and a king for the salvation of others.