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Hello Everyone After a lift time of writing, finally put together my first song. Wanted to share it with you all, hoping you're blessed by it. Feedback is always great :) (still getting used to the studio process, it's an interesting beast) Open Arms - JayRucc

If I may be honest, this is what happens when anyone becomes way too invested in their views, there arises an inability to honestly study and weigh Scripture without any bias or lens. You are over-spiritualizing the passages in question. The prophecy clearly tells us it pertains to the Holy...

There is nothing being inserted anywhere. All prophecies serve a purpose and the prophets who receive them see what they are meant to see. The gap does not nullify verse 24, the problem comes from shifting the meaning of verse 24 so as to make it conflict with the proper viewing of the 70 week...

Time for a little science. What determines the length of a day? How fast the earth is rotating. If it's rotating faster, days are shorter. So something catastrophic happens with the earth so as to increase earth's rotational speed (angular velocity) and remove an entire 8 hours from our regular...

Greetings All Disclaimer: To be up front and clear, I do not subscribe to pre-tribulationism but believe as per the Scriptures that there is one revelation in glory and one gathering of one elect, and that this is a post-tribulational event. With that being said, let us look at the following...

If I may, I can see that you have a certain theory and view certain contemporary figures as fulfilling prophecy, but it simply does not line up with Scripture. I've found that it helped me a lot to focus more on understanding Scripture rather than trying to fit present circumstances into it. It...

Hello Quoting Daniel: Daniel 9:24 New American Standard Bible (NASB) Seventy Weeks and the Messiah “Seventy weeks have been decreed for your people and your holy city, to finish the transgression, to make an end of sin, to make atonement for iniquity, to bring in everlasting righteousness, to...

Let's let the Scriptures speak for themselves, you are adding in your own meaning to these passages. The bride is not in view in the parable of the wedding feast, and we the Church are clearly among the invited guests in attendance. This is why it speaks of guests that have proper wedding...

The bride is not mentioned in the parable of the wedding feast. And again as I said, I am mentioning Luke 19 for the purpose of how it correlates to what I was explaining pertaining to the kingdom, I am not saying the bride is mentioned there.

Interesting post, thanks for the share, some insight to consider. It would be fitting that the false prophet would be in view, as the 70 week prophecy pertains to Israel and the Holy City.

It's related to the parable of the marriage feast...it's about Jesus receiving a kingdom from His Father, the King giving a wedding feast for His Son.

The Parable of the Wedding Feast. Though I don't follow what you mean when you say the answer lies there. On the contrary, this parallels the OP. The ones who are in attendance are the invited guests. And I would submit that it absolutely makes sense, because that is what Scripture speaks. The...

This post caught my attention. Think of it this way. If Bill "believes" and does nothing, does he really believe? The point is that true faith produces action, and not the other way around. It is not that we are active in our works, it's that we are active in our believing which is what leads...

I've been here myself, it's important to realize that the original Hebrew text is what makes this part of Daniel very difficult to understand. You can easily get lost if you focus too much on the English counterparts without aiming to understand what the original text means to convey. I do think...

I'm not preterist. I doubt what I say will make a difference, considering that preterism requires committed eisegesis. In terms of both those passages, global cataclysm is not what is in view. It clearly is in view in the passage I reference, along with the rest of end-time prophecy that speak...

The Christian life isn't a subjective thing, it's a sure thing rooted in the truth of God's Word. If that is not what is guiding you, you may find yourself coming to peace with all sorts of things, with sin being present in that list. It's not for us to decide if something is wrong or right...

You cannot hold a preterist view of the end-times without both denying and distorting Scripture.

It's one thing to read Scripture, it's another thing to understand it. The aim of this thread is to properly discern what the Bible is saying. No, both these passages from Corinthians and Revelations do not indicate that the Church is the Bride of Christ. For Revelations 19, I explained it...

The inheritance of the saints is a sure thing but not the topic of discussion here. The whole point of the thread is to provide an actual Biblical basis for who the bride is, which is something quite different than popular belief.

I know this may be the popular view, but is it the Biblical view? We often rush to Ephesians 5:25, but where does Paul in that chapter ever say that the Church is the Bride of Christ? He tells husbands to love their wives "just as" Christ loves the Church. It is an expression meant to typify...