Why Will "all nations" attack Israel?

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ScottA

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You should have read all the Bible.

Amos 9:14-15

14 I will bring back the captives of My people Israel;

And He did!


15 I will plant them in their land, And no longer shall they be pulled up From the land I have given them," Says the LORD your God.

And He did and they won't no matter how many BILLIONS of wannabees try to evict them, to their own demise and cursing their own families! The enemies of Israel and their families are CURSED!

Red the Curse wannabees. Get a glimpse of your future and your familie's future.
You should have understood that to be the Holy Land, it was not of this world. But yes, God has brought them back--with Him, in Him.
 

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Every one of your comments/questions can be answered with "It is finished."

But, no, advocating for doing a battle that Christ already won over again, is against God.


It's in the Bible: "It is finished." The only reason for wanting more, would be for unbelief.

And no I am not a Preterist. What I have said is what Jesus said--and that is not what Preterism is. Why don't you learn what Preterism is before making accusations? See how you revealed your ignorance?


No, "It is finished." But it does sound like your war against God is not finished yet. If you expect God to do a do-over war that He has already won--you are in the middle of it. "It is finished" for Him, but not for you. :( :praying:

“It is finished.” Found only in the Gospel of John, the Greek word translated “it is finished” is tetelestai, an accounting term that means “paid in full.” When Jesus uttered those words, He was declaring the debt owed to His Father was wiped away completely and forever. Not that Jesus wiped away any debt that He owed to the Father; rather, Jesus eliminated the debt owed by mankind—the debt of sin.

Source : gotquestions.
 

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Here is one passage you have rewritten.

You follow the basic cultist way . "I know what is written, but this is what it really means". NO I do not lie!
If it is given to me to clarify as God has done many times, you are only typical in your response by not knowing any better. It means nothing more than you fall into a repeated pattern.
 

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To your terror, you will find out that Jesus will return in a glorified flesh and bone body to fight against the antichrist and the armies of the world who have taken the mark and defeat them and establish a 1000 year kingdom, just as it is written in the Holy Spirit inspired Word of God.
Jesus has returned and continues to return ("but each on in his own order" as it is written), "in the glory of the Father" whom is spirit, but you deny it. Typical.
 

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YOu are ignorant of Scripture. Teh tetelestai or It is finished cry of Jesus does not refer to battles against nations. It does refer to the fact that when Jesus cried thiis out, the full and complete payment for all of mankinds sins had been paid. there is no other poayment accepted. Paul spoke of this on the cross. It is not some ethereal battle.
"Ethereal"--that is your reference to heaven. Typical. Sad. Very sad.
 

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“It is finished.” Found only in the Gospel of John, the Greek word translated “it is finished” is tetelestai, an accounting term that means “paid in full.” When Jesus uttered those words, He was declaring the debt owed to His Father was wiped away completely and forever. Not that Jesus wiped away any debt that He owed to the Father; rather, Jesus eliminated the debt owed by mankind—the debt of sin.

Source : gotquestions.
Yes, but the point is the same: The war that some say is still yet to come, is over. To deny this, is to deny Jesus' complete victory...that all is not paid in full, but that there is still a battle ahead.