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Ebed, your usual railing about Bible prophecy shows up your 'eyes blinded, ears stopped' condition.
That remains to be seen!
You obviously fail to even read what I post properly, I DID mention the Babylonian conquest in #56, saying what Habakkuk said could apply to our times as well. Save your raving, rude and inappropriate comments for those who really teach false theories!
Habakkuk never used the word "could" though...did he? He was very clear about what he said.

Nothing I said was false...and if you think it was rude...that's your problem.

Was Jesus rude when He asked "are you still without understanding?".
 
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Ebed, you and IP love to say the NT trumps the OT.
Why then, did Paul quote Habakkuk 1:5 in Acts 13:40-41?
My point is that any people or nation that deviates for the Laws of God, will eventually face His judgement. Your hasty attack onto anything that promotes the truth of God's plans for the end times, proves you are 'still without understanding'.
 
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The NT community believed the end was likely to be right after the DofJ. Those who pierced him meant "that generation" to them. Glad you finally found the verse in Jn 19 after what...8 references to it.

Do you realize, though, that the NT community did not think of anything distant future until after seeing what happened in the DofJ? That's why there is nothing Judaic about the distant future. It's over. This is the age of the Gospel and that's all that matters. At the end, the day of judgement will hit suddenly, no warning, no indicators. Any general indicators out there now were there back then. In 79 AD, Vesuvius erupted and everyone thought that time was "up" all over again. But it was a "scare" at most. It did make some people take notice, I'm sure.


Still no scripture, only commentary.

Maybe that's why you misunderstand so much in the scriptures, you choose to ignore them in favor of secular history and man's commentary.

You ignore the truth that John teaches in Revelation, He is Coming in the clouds and every eye will see Him, even those who pierced Him!

Years after the cross, John teaches us that His Coming is still future!

You are the best weapon in the bag against the HERESY of Preterism though, when anyone reads your post's they know Pretersim is a false doctrine.

Keep up the good work.


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What are you about JLB? You're doing the same annoying thing as Rat and OT. Wilfull ignoring. Jn 19 says it was also about the Gospel, not exclusively, but ALSO. If you believe, like I do, that the harlot is riding the beast and then devoured by the beast in the DofJ, then some of the uses of Zech 14 are about that judgement of the harlot. And yes it is true of the final day of judgement.

Yet you still say I have not said its there. Nonsense.
 
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What are you about JLB? You're doing the same annoying thing as Rat and OT. Wilfull ignoring. Jn 19 says it was also about the Gospel, not exclusively, but ALSO. If you believe, like I do, that the harlot is riding the beast and then devoured by the beast in the DofJ, then some of the uses of Zech 14 are about that judgement of the harlot. And yes it is true of the final day of judgement.

Yet you still say I have not said its there. Nonsense.

John 19 is a reference to a chapter.

John 19 is a scripture tag.

Write out the scripture you are referring to for all to see.


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Ebed, you and IP love to say the NT trumps the OT.
Why then, did Paul quote Habakkuk 1:5 in Acts 13:40-41?
My point is that any people or nation that deviates for the Laws of God, will eventually face His judgement. Your hasty attack onto anything that promotes the truth of God's plans for the end times, proves you are 'still without understanding'.
That's where you're wrong Keras. You cannot find one place where I EVER said that.

The problem is that's what you think! The NT compliments as well as interprets the OT as we see the apostles do consistently!

This is a common tactic of futurism...but you can't justify that. If you could, you would find posts where I've said that...BUT YOU WON'T.

I'm going to say it to you straight...

The OT and the NT work hand in hand...the apostles interpret the OT for us in several passages...and when they do, they are telling you HOW to understand the OT prophecies.

For instance...one you consistently ignore is Paul interpreting the OT in Romans 9, where he quotes Hosea and Isaiah! If the apostle tells you that's what the prophecy is saying...you ought to listen.

How about John in Revelation? John is all over the OT prophets...Ezekiel, Daniel, and Zechariah to name a few...so I guess the apostle John was off the mark?
 
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OK Ebed, the Apostles interpret the OT, but not nearly all of it.
The clear, unambiguous prophesies of the OT about a forthcoming fire judgement, are confirmed by Paul; Romans 1:18, 1 Peter 3:7 and in Revelation. This is what I try to point out to all and your posts are simply red herrings, that waste space.
Acts 13:40-41 are interesting verses, they don't seem to fit their context. What do you think the "deed is that the Lord will do'?
 
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OK Ebed, the Apostles interpret the OT, but not nearly all of it.
The clear, unambiguous prophesies of the OT about a forthcoming fire judgement, are confirmed by Paul; Romans 1:18, 1 Peter 3:7 and in Revelation. This is what I try to point out to all and your posts are simply red herrings, that waste space.
Acts 13:40-41 are interesting verses, they don't seem to fit their context. What do you think the "deed is that the Lord will do'?
Understand what Christ said when He spoke to the Jews in John 5:39:
39 You search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; it is these that testify about Me;

When it comes to Acts 13:40, 41...why did you ignore everything said before that?

For instance 13:16 and on from there when Paul stood up. You ignored everything He said before that.

Furthermore, Paul was a Pharisee before coming to Christ...he understands what he's saying in Acts 13:40, 41... Paul knows what is written in Leviticus 26:14-46.

Perhaps you should read that. :thumbsup:
 
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Ebed, I re read Acts 13:16-39. Paul goes through the history of Israel, quoting a lot of fulfilled OT prophecy. But then the warnings in verses 40-41 are future prophecy.
We know 70-135 CE was a time of doom for the Jews, but there is much more 'doom' than that to come. Scoffers relates to what 2 Peter 3:3-4 says and he refers it to the last days.
Leviticus 26:14-46 is interesting. It spells out what will, and did, happen if the Israelites disobey the Commandments. The multiplication by X 7, for their sins, perfectly relates to the decreed punishment's in Ezekiel 4:4-6. For the House of Israel -390 X 7 = 2730 years and for the House of Judah - 40X 7X7= 1960 years. Both of these decreed periods of exile are nearly completed.
 
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Ebed, I re read Acts 13:16-39. Paul goes through the history of Israel, quoting a lot of fulfilled OT prophecy. But then the warnings in verses 40-41 are future prophecy.
No. What you're doing is reading into what the apostle said there. The "WORK" that God worked was the New Covenant Keras...salvation through Christ! That's why the apostle is quoting Habakkuk 1:5. It is comparison to what happened when Babylon took Judah captive. You have to think about what Judah did...they refused to listen to God's prophets, and chose to listen to their false prophets. The apostle is warning them to listen and believe the gospel in this passage...which is why he rehearses their history! Pretty much just as when they wouldn't listen to Stephen.
We know 70-135 CE was a time of doom for the Jews, but there is much more 'doom' than that to come. Scoffers relates to what 2 Peter 3:3-4 says and he refers it to the last days.
The time of doom for the Jews was 70 AD...NO TEMPLE...the one thing God told them to build! A mark of the covenant God made which started with the tabernacle Keras.
Leviticus 26:14-46 is interesting. It spells out what will, and did, happen if the Israelites disobey the Commandments. The multiplication by X 7, for their sins, perfectly relates to the decreed punishment's in Ezekiel 4:4-6. For the House of Israel -390 X 7 = 2730 years and for the House of Judah - 40X 7X7= 1960 years. Both of these decreed periods of exile are nearly completed.
You might want to consider Revelation right along with Ezekiel. That "fuzzy math" you're doing isn't the point! It is Revelation spelling it out...7 seals, 7 trumpets, 7 vials...etc.
 
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Ebed, I re read Acts 13:16-39. Paul goes through the history of Israel, quoting a lot of fulfilled OT prophecy. But then the warnings in verses 40-41 are future prophecy.
We know 70-135 CE was a time of doom for the Jews, but there is much more 'doom' than that to come. Scoffers relates to what 2 Peter 3:3-4 says and he refers it to the last days.
Leviticus 26:14-46 is interesting. It spells out what will, and did, happen if the Israelites disobey the Commandments. The multiplication by X 7, for their sins, perfectly relates to the decreed punishment's in Ezekiel 4:4-6. For the House of Israel -390 X 7 = 2730 years and for the House of Judah - 40X 7X7= 1960 years. Both of these decreed periods of exile are nearly completed.
Keras...you're doing what scripture DOES NOT DO. It has nothing to do with the math equations you wish to try and justify.

It has to do with going back and reading the prophecy of Habakkuk, since Paul quoted Habakkuk 1:5.

When you go there and read...the scene is set! God is going to judge Judah by Nebuchadnezzar. That's what's happening in Habakkuk.

Paul is looking forward too...and warning them of Jesus judging Israel. That is coming judgment Paul refers to in Acts 13. He's speaking to a Jewish audience Keras, and he's warning them that not receiving Christ is going to lead to the same thing...AND IT DID.

There is no prophetic clock on Israel at this time Keras. You're free to think so.

Leviticus 26 God is warning Israel of the consequences of BREAKING THE COVENANT...that's why we have a New Covenant. The Jews are no longer God's covenant people! You can think so...but the fact is God's COVENANT PEOPLE ARE ALL BELIEVERS JEW OR GENTILE!

You cannot justify what you're saying with scripture.
 
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The Jewish people were judged and punished by Babylon, then Rome.
Please explain Ezekiel 21:14, where it says Judah will be punished three times. Also in Ezekiel 20:46-48, where it says the Lord Himself will kindle a fire in Israel and in 21:4, He will make away with the wicked and righteous alike....
My justification is that most OT prophesies are NOT fulfilled yet and the Apostles say we should take heed of them. Where are we if we don't? 'In the dark' about our future and is that what God wants for us?
 
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The Jewish people were judged and punished by Babylon, then Rome.
Please explain Ezekiel 21:14, where it says Judah will be punished three times.
You do understand at the time of this prophecy Judah has not been taken captive yet? Ezekiel 21:14 doesn't mean what you're saying. It doesn't say God will punish Judah three times...it is increasing the wrath of God's judgment against Judah Keras. This is what it says:
14 “You therefore, son of man, prophesy and clap your hands together; and let the sword be doubled the third time, the sword for the slain. It is the sword for the great one slain, which surrounds them,

It even tells you how at Ezekiel 21:18-23 but I'll just post verses 18, 19:
18 The word of the Lord came to me saying,
19 “As for you, son of man, make two ways for the sword of the king of Babylon to come; both of them will go out of one land. And make a signpost; make it at the head of the way to the city.


This was the third and last time Nebuchadnezzar came Keras...and he destroyed Jerusalem! Babylon came three times...the first time was against King Jehoiakim in 2 Kings 24:1, the second was against Jehoiachin in 2 Kings 24:12, the third time was when Nebuchadnezzar took Judah captive and put out Zedekiah's eyes and slew his children. After that only a remnant was left in Judah.
Also in Ezekiel 20:46-48, where it says the Lord Himself will kindle a fire in Israel and in 21:4, He will make away with the wicked and righteous alike....
My justification is that most OT prophesies are NOT fulfilled yet and the Apostles say we should take heed of them. Where are we if we don't? 'In the dark' about our future and is that what God wants for us?
Keras...have you read that? If you have I really can't believe you're asking this. This is a PRINCIPLE OF GOD WITHIN THE PROPHECY. It' just as when God says He brings rain on the righteous and the wicked.

If you can't see that, I don't know what to tell you. Think about this:

*Ezekiel was righteous...yet he went captive with the exiles,

*Daniel was righteous, yet he went captive to Babylon

Do you need more? It's right there Keras!

You think I'm being rude when I say you're reading into scripture...but that's what you just did!
 
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Ebed, the fact is: I do not 'read into prophesy', I do not allegorize or spiritualize it. I take the literal sense as read, unless it is obviously metaphorical.
You, however, prefer to view prophesy thru the lens of 'principals of prophecy' and it all being past history. That this is wrong and leads to false sense of security, will be proved very soon.

Ebed says: I am a member of the 144,000 sealed!
Are you a JW? You sure have a peculiar idea about when and where that will happen.
 
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Ebed, the fact is: I do not 'read into prophesy', I do not allegorize or spiritualize it. I take the literal sense as read, unless it is obviously metaphorical.
You, however, prefer to view prophesy thru the lens of 'principals of prophecy' and it all being past history. That this is wrong and leads to false sense of security, will be proved very soon.
Red herring Keras. I didn't allegorize anything in my post...it was right there and you simply could not refute it.
Ebed says: I am a member of the 144,000 sealed!
Are you a JW? You sure have a peculiar idea about when and where that will happen.
Nice try...but I believe Jesus is God...so no I'm not a JW.

The only peculiar idea of the 144,000 is that those like you think they are 144,000 Jews...but John didn't see 144,000 Jews...he only HEARD 144,000 from the 12 tribes of Israel. However after he heard them he looked and saw what they represented.

Now...did John only mention what he heard...OR did he mention what he BOTH heard and saw? I'm on firm footing Keras...because as you read Revelation John hears voices speak and then he sees what the voice is speaking of.

You can try as you might...but the 144,000 are represented by that GREAT MULTITUDE which no man could number.

Now...lets walk you through that:

John hears a voice in Revelation 7:2, 3:
2 And I saw another angel ascending from the rising of the sun, having the seal of the living God; and he cried out with a loud voice to the four angels to whom it was granted to harm the earth and the sea,
3 saying, “Do not harm the earth or the sea or the trees until we have sealed the bond-servants of our God on their foreheads.”


Scripture teaches us that we ARE SEALED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT until the day of redemption Keras...so those are believers being sealed.

Next John HEARS the 144,000, which are 12,000 form each tribe of Israel, but right after that he sees the great multitude...Revelation 7:9, 10:
9 After these things I looked, and behold, a great multitude which no one could count, from every nation and all tribes and peoples and tongues, standing before the throne and before the Lamb, clothed in white robes, and palm branches were in their hands;
10 and they cry out with a loud voice, saying, “Salvation to our God who sits on the throne, and to the Lamb.”


It's quite logical to associate what you HEAR, with what you see...that's what John is doing...and what you're ignoring.

Go through Revelation and notice with what John hears...he will then see that which he should connect to what he heard.

The hearing of the 144,000 connects to SEEING the great multitude...IT IS ALL OF GOD'S REDEEMED!!!

The next time you see the 144,000 they're with Jesus in a vision on Mt Zion at Rev 14:1.

Now listen to Hebrews 12:22-24:
22 But you have come to Mount Zion and to the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem, and to myriads of angels,
23 to the general assembly and church of the firstborn who are enrolled in heaven, and to God, the Judge of all, and to the spirits of the righteous made perfect,
24 and to Jesus, the mediator of a new covenant, and to the sprinkled blood, which speaks better than the blood of Abel.


That why I'm of the 144,000! :thumbsup:
 
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Yep, never mind that we are sealed from the moment we believe, which is when we are chosen unti salvation - from the very beginning of having believed the gospel of our salvation.

But these 144,000 await their sealing for a time, and it is only for a time - not to leave out that their sealing involves the empowerment mentioned in Mark 16 towards their being able to be unpoisioned by the water which becomes poisoned when the Earth is harmed at that time.

And no, it is not logical to right off link what is heard to what is seen - this proven in countless courtrooms every day.

Ah, what some refer to as "logic"
 
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Yep, never mind that we are sealed from the moment we believe, which is when we are chosen unti salvation - from the very beginning of having believed the gospel of our salvation.

But these 144,000 await their sealing for a time, and it is only for a time - not to leave out that their sealing involves the empowerment mentioned in Mark 16 towards their being able to be unpoisioned by the water which becomes poisoned when the Earth is harmed at that time.

And no, it is not logical to right off link what is heard to what is seen - this proven in countless courtrooms every day.

Ah, what some refer to as "logic"
Just show where it says "they await their sealing". It says they were sealed in verse 4...so you're already off point!

Also this isn't a courtroom...this is the prophetic word of God telling you how it is...and God is omniscient.

I rest my case. :thumbsup:
 
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Just show where it says "they await their sealing". It says they were sealed in verse 4...so you're already off point!

Also this isn't a courtroom...this is the prophetic word of God telling you how it is...and God is omniscient.

I rest my case. :thumbsup:

Revelation 7 concerns the things which shall be hereafter.. another thing which so many simply ignore today and pretend like it all happened in the first century..

Some men are evidently obsessed with the first century and make the living and powerful word of God of none effect... except for those living in the first century... which is basically making it of none effect right here and right now.. like as in today.

Sadly it's nothing more than a first century history lesson for preterists today..
 
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