DavidPT
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Not so. This is your own opinions. This is bias unobjective contradictory Premil logic. It does not align with Scripture. Jesus is reigning on His throne now at the right hand of majesty on high.
Please consult with the Op (which you are careful to duck around) that refutes your position.
Since you quoted my entire post rather than specific parts, I can only assume that you disagreed with every single thing I said. Even you appear to maybe think this---Revelation 3:21 To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne---is pertaining to the thousand years since you seem to be applying that to someone upon death and before the bodily resurrection, which would be meaning the thousand years to you, and then in the process, this leaves the ones who are still alive and remain unto the 2nd coming, as being no one Jesus is also meaning by overcomers in that verse. Thus why I indicated your theology is bizarre.
Overcoming is a process. It is not something that can be determined yet, simply because one had repented and accepted Christ. That's the beginning of the process, not the end of it. Anyone observing Jesus' life in the gospels should be able to see that overcoming is a process and that one hasn't overcome until it's over, meaning once there is nothing left to overcome. Obviously, once one dies there is nothing else to overcome at that point. But until one dies there are numerous things to overcome in the meantime. The same would be true of anyone still alive unto the 2nd coming. There is nothing more to overcome at that point, thus they have fully overcome. But until then, there are numerous things to overcome in the meantime.
This then means that Revelation 3:21 is applicable to a time when both the dead in Christ and those that are alive and remain until His coming, can fulfill that verse simultaneously. The only time that can be is once the 2nd coming happens. That way everyone is included, and not just some.
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