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He does have SOME backwards theories, but when he is alive with the Holy Spirit, he is ALIVE WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT.yes, he is part of Christian Zionism... in fact, he is the leading spokesperson behind Christian Zionism here in San Antonio, some thing i dont follow, and will never follow
JohnRabbit, thanks for taking the time to explain your view and supporting it with scripture. However, you've failed to convince me that I'm reading it wrong.
You say that those described in Rev 20:4 are those resurrected at His coming. This is where we disagree. I believe it is the second resurrection that takes place at His coming, not the first.
Ironically, the scriptures you quote prove my point.
1 Corinthians 15:23-27 ( NKJV ) 23But each one in his own order: Christ the firstfruits, afterward those who are Christ’s at His coming. 24Then comes the end, when He delivers the kingdom to God the Father, when He puts an end to all rule and all authority and power. 25For He must reign till He has put all enemies under His feet. 26The last enemy that will be destroyed is death. 27For “He has put all things under His feet.” But when He says “all things are put under Him,” it is evident that He who put all things under Him is excepted.
According to this passage, when Jesus comes we are resurrected. I think we agree on that part. But notice that then it says he delivers the kingdom to God the Father.
If he is delivering the Kingdom to God the Father then this signals the end of his reign, wouldn't you agree? And knowing that the martyrs reign with Christ during the millennium, we know that his reign does not end at the start of the millennium, but at the end.
So if his reign ends when Jesus comes back for us, how then can he come back for us at the start of the millennium?
I know that those in the first resurrection reign with Him a thousand years.
I know that the first resurrection is at the start of the millennium and the second resurrection is after the millennium.
I also know that there is a resurrection at Christ's second coming.
So, let's not rehash those points that we already agree on. I want to focus on Jesus delivering the kingdom to God the father.
Let's look at this passage again.
1 Corinthians 15:23-27 ( NKJV ) 23But each one in his own order: Christ the firstfruits, afterward those who are Christs at His coming. 24Then comes the end, when He delivers the kingdom to God the Father, when He puts an end to all rule and all authority and power. 25For He must reign till He has put all enemies under His feet. 26The last enemy that will be destroyed is death. 27For He has put all things under His feet. But when He says all things are put under Him, it is evident that He who put all things under Him is excepted.
This is talking about Jesus handing over the kingdom to God the father. He does so after He has put all things under his feet. Jesus puts all things under his feet, (except God the father himself of course) and then he hands all this over to God the father.
Do we agree on this? If so, let me ask you the next question. How can handing over the kingdom be considered the start of anyone's reign? Doesn't a king's reign start when he receives the kingdom, rather than gives it away?
If you were a king and gave your kingdom to me, wouldn't that act signal the end of your reign?
verse 24 says then comes the end...? the "end" of what?
cannot be Christ's kingdom, He's going to set that up (2:44)! the "end" has to refer to the end of this age (matt 24:3, 13-14).
I was watching some religious program on television today that spent at least an hour or more going on and on about how wonderful it will be when "the Jews" finally build their Third Temple.
Your point Tim; why are Christians happy about this thing? Worse, why are they encouraging Jewish people to get behind it? Shocking! Absolutely shocking, and I thoroughly agree with your concerns.
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However, His temple will be built for His coming millennial kingdom on the earth after the tribulation and He will require "symbolic" sacrifice as a reminder of His own and His offering of salvation during the 1000 year kingdom [Ezekiel 40-48]
What abominable, blasphemous, ghastly nonsense! The idea of reinstituting temple sacrifice should be appalling to any Christian!However, His temple will be built for His coming millennial kingdom on the earth after the tribulation and He will require "symbolic" sacrifice as a reminder of His own and His offering of salvation during the 1000 year kingdom [Ezekiel 40-48]
And Temple sacrifice will resume, with sin offerings and trespass offerings and peace offerings and all the stuff of Temple Judaism. It's all right there in Ezekiel, read it for yourself.The temple depicted in Ezekiel has never been built and the account is too detailed to not be literal. This temple will be built and God will inhabit it. Since there is no temple in the New Jerusalem then this temple will be built prior to it.
That isn't what it says in Ezekiel, though, is it?Where does scripture teach that these sacrifices are "symbolic"?They must be
Easy decision - dispensational futurism is blasphemous nonsense.Decide for yourself
If you don't like the message, attack the messenger...You might as well find something else to do jip .......... all you have is a boring excuse
Where does scripture teach that these sacrifices are "symbolic"?
They must be .... to remind the mortals of the period that they need His offered salvation just as mortal humans do today,
Decide for yourself
I will remind you that you need to dump your preterism against the Lord's more sure word of prophecy
.... and if the Lord wants to give the mortals of the millennium symbolic reference on this issue which He is going to do .... who are you tell anything different
In a risky business you are .... do not second guess Him [Ezekiel 40-48]
.... what you spout does not matter
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