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Running a very old quad core. Always have used Firefox, but over time computer got slower and slower and so did the browser. I blamed the old computer for that. Went from Win7 to 10, slight improvement only because 7 was old and corrupted. Things got really bad with Firefox, having to close it...

The whole world will be Babylon for a while. It was called Holy before the trib and isnj't it the seat of Christ and the saints during the thousand years? Seems Jerusalem is only not the Holy city for the short period of the trib.

Babylon is destroyed by fire. Jerusalem is not destroyed by fire. Babylon ceases to exist while Jerusalem exists far past Babylon's destruction. Babylon is described as a port city. Jerusalem is not, as is land locked. Jerusalem is not Babylon. Both are "great" (large) cities and both have done...

How so? "great" in the Greek just means "big". There are many big cities. One big city does not mean another big city is that first big city. Babylon is destroyed by fire yet Jerusalem is not. Jerusalem is not destroyed but continues to exist past the demise of Babylon. Babylon is not a literal...

A safehouse is a place where no disagreements on the official theology of said safe house is allowed. This is a safe house for Partial Preterism which means no promotion of other views and no disagreeing with PP beliefs.

Jesus could and did forgive sins before the cross. This took place in the OT or otherwise known as a time under the old/first covenant. How could he forgive sins without the shedding of blood? What changed after the cross? (his death and shed blood ushered in the new covenant)

It's roughly an hours walk from the temple to the mount, longer if there is a lot of people and depending on how high you go. Did they not speak at all during that time? How can we know what they were asking about? Either way, the questions don't always determine the answer nor did he answer...

No. I am trying to stop the ADDITION of non-OD things into the OD. Only what he taught on that Mount, on that certain day and time is the Olivet Discourse. Many try to add other things into that teaching. Not Olivet Discourse (temple discourse): Mat 24:1 And Jesus went out, and departed from...

Plus he was not on the Mt of Olives while teaching in those passages. Only the teachings on the mount, on that specific time and day are part of the OD. Nothing else is or can be including the slightly earlier brief teaching at the temple. It is not a teaching on the Mt of Olives, nor was it...

Mat 23:1 Then spake Jesus to the multitude, and to his disciples, Mat 23:2 Saying, The scribes and the Pharisees sit in Moses' seat: Mat 23:3 All therefore whatsoever they bid you observe, that observe and do; but do not ye after their works: for they say, and do not. Mat 23:4 For they...

It just means he was at the temple, not on the MT of Olives when he said no two stones... What he said BEFORE and AFTER teaching on the Mt is NOT part of the Olivet Discourse.

That was not taught during the OD. It was spoken before it, at the temple. I call it the Templet Discourse. How could a 10th of the city falling equate to no two stones being atop each other anyways? 90 percent of the city will remain standing.

Paul's man of sin is John's false prophet because both are described as performing miracles/wonders that deceive people. The ten horned beast in Daniel 7 and Rev 13 is a kingdom/empire, not a man, and is not written to perform any miracles.

It isn't a problem if one goes by the Greek definition of it. G40 ἅγιος hagios Thayer Definition: 1) most holy thing, a saint Part of Speech: adjective A Related Word by Thayer’s/Strong’s Number: from hagos (an awful thing) [compare G53, G2282] Same word used here: Mat_1:18 NowG1161...

Revelation was written in Greek. Rev 11:2 But the court which is without the temple leave out, and measure it not; for it is given unto the Gentiles: and the holy city shall they tread under foot forty and two months.

I don't see evidence of that. Holy is of one group, one definition....something good ie: holy. When Jerusalem is called holy in Rev 11, it meant the city was holy in God's eyes. Through the GT, it loses that holiness and is called Sodom and Egypt which seems to be immorality and either slavery...

Can you document that?

It does not apply. It does not exist. When the bible states Jerusalem is holy in Rev 11, it is holy. There is no "Holy VS. holy" in biblical Greek.

There is no such thing as capital letters VS. small letters in the manuscripts. All letters are the same size. Babylon was never a holy city but Jerusalem was. Certain all major cities will be corrupt during the GT. Babylon also rides the 7 headed beast in Rev 17, and those heads are mountains...

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