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Question for all preterists: Regarding the parable of the wheat and the tares The Parable of the Wheat and the Tares 24 Another parable He put forth to them, saying: “The kingdom of heaven is like a man who sowed good seed in his field; 25 but while men slept, his enemy came and sowed tares...

Eight years ago the Donbass region rebelled against the Nazis in Ukraine and they've been fighting ever since, so to predict a split between east and west all you'd have to do was turn on the six o'clock news. As for that Babylon stuff, God was talking about Babylon, not America. That's why...

The world is actually very divided on this issue. The western world loves him, yes, but the western world is not the whole world.

I believe this was fulfilled when the temple burned. The key to understanding this is knowing that "Heaven and Earth" referred to the temple complex. Heaven being the inner court, and Earth the outer court. Other aspects of the temple also represented elements of creation. The wash basin for...

Thanks for your insight. I read it through once and found it very interesting. I'll read it through more carefully when I have more time.

I appreciate that, but I'm not here to be dogmatic about my beliefs. I'm here to see if other people know something I don't, so I'd like to hear your pitch if you don't mind.

I have not seen all of your posts, and I have not read the book of Jubilees, but the only thing I would consider proof is the Bible literally telling us that God meant Jubilees when he said 120 years. I would also consider evidence that "years" is a euphemism for "jubilees" at the time of the...

So because man lived longer than 120, you're assuming that God must've been talking about the jubilees, even though he never specifically said so? Seems like a bold move.

That verse says "And Jehovah said, My spirit shall not strive with man for ever, for that he also is flesh: yet shall his days be a hundred and twenty years." I see a reference to 120 years. Not 120 jubilees.

I read a vision, years ago, I don't remember where and I don't know if it was legit or not, but it was a man who claimed to have seen a vision of heaven and the thing that I found interesting is that he saw all kinds of creatures in heaven. Some looked like the creatures we have on earth...

The body does indeed return to dust, but that is all we are. We are physical bodies, nothing else. And God never said "Dust and spirit you are". No, he said "dust you are". He also never said "To dust your body will return but your spirit will return to heaven". No, he said "To dust you...

Yes, but what is "spirit"? The word used in this verse is the Hebrew word ruach which means breath, as in that which animates us. Aka, the breath of life. This is the same breath that God breathed into Adam when Adam became a living soul in Genesis 2:7. then the Lord God formed the man of...

I think if you're going to get an accurate picture of life vs death, you're going to have to at least accept some very basic scripture verses, like Genesis 3:19. By the sweat of your brow you will eat your food until you return to the ground, since from it you were taken; for dust you are and...

There are a few scriptures that hint at this concept but none in the old testament. In fact the old testament is clear that dust you are and to dust you shall return. King Solomon said that the dead know nothing and every single person who was described as dying in the old testament was said...

All misunderstandings. You're right when you say hell is not the grave, but sheol is the grave and sheol is the word that was incorrectly translated as hell. Did you know that the word hell in our English translations is derived from four different words? Those words are Sheol, Gehenna...

Communication is not your strong suit, is it?

It is Jesus, but that doesn't answer my question. I said Jesus didn't have a spirit, but he became a spirit when he was resurrected. Then you posted this verse. John 3:34 CJB because the one whom God sent speaks God's words. For God does not give him the Spirit in limited degree -- So what...

Please be more careful with the English translation of the Bible. The word translated as "hell" there is sheol, which is simply the state of death, or the "underworld" which refers to the earth to which we return when we die (dust you are and to dust you will return). David is saying "You...

No, don't do that please. Don't answer my question with leading questions like I'm a toddler. Just explain your point, then we can go from there.

Please explain the point you're trying to make.