Tim, the point is that Adam's flesh does not end until the millennium is over.
During the millennium, people will still die, but at a much older age, one hundred years old will be the norm.
Beginning with Adam, the successive generation lived shorter and shorter lives.
After the flood, life expectancy leveled off. King David in Psalms 90:10, expressed the average life expectancy to be 70 years, and 80 years if a person is blessed with strength of health.
Not progressively. Methuselah lived the longest. And only because the Flood happened, or he may have lived longer. If he was a faith believer he went to Abraham's bosom. He did not get on the ark.
Yes, Adam's flesh ends. There can be no sin period due to this fact:
"to finish the transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to make reconciliation for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy."
Not just the Cross. The 70th week has not ended yet. It ends at the 7th Trumpet. Certainly the 7th Trumpet is not going to sound for 1,000 years, and then stop when Satan is loosed.
This total removal of sin, did not happen in the first century. It will happen before the Millennium starts.
Many claim these promises only pertain to Israel. No!
Israel the woman in Revelation 12 was the means, Daniel's people, whereby, a Messiah entered the world. But the Atonement of the Cross covered Adam and all his descendants, not just Abraham's or Jacob's.
Daniel 9 is not just Israel receiving justice, and the end of sin. These promises covered all of creation. Sin and iniquity came from Adam's disobedience, not because Israel failed to keep the Law of Moses.
The fulness of the Gentiles does not cover the end of sin and iniquity. That is why the 70th week did not end in the first century.
But to extend the fulness of the Gentiles into the Millennium is just as wrong as Amil who claim the Millennium is the here and now. You may as well be post millennial, but with Jesus reigning until all sin is gone.
The fact that Jesus as King at the Second Coming completes the 70th week, means that the Millennium is sin free, and disobedience returns earth to how God intended it before Adam disobeyed.
There will not be a tree of knowledge of good and evil that people under 100 will be forbidden to eat, and the instant they eat, they immediately die. That was Adam's scenario.
Breaking the law will be abnormal. An individual who does will be considered cursed. They will be immediately removed from life and placed in Death, their name removed from the Lamb's book of life. They will literally have no more life. But will wait in Death until the GWT and then cast into the LOF. There is no Atonement for disobedience during the Millennium. Therefore there cannot be sin, nor a sin nature or all would be dead, like we are now, in Adam's dead corruptible flesh. The Millennium will not be the same as the here and now.
If you claim it is the same as the here and now, why not just claim the here and now is the Millennium like Amil do? If they get one point right, it is that sin does not continue after the Second Coming. Unfortunately, that is all they have going for them.
Sin and punishment cannot go on past 6,000 years either. Creation was not just here for Adam's sin and suffering. The disciples were so empowered and hopeful that the end was in their days, but here we are 1900 years later. Even they were told that it was not for them to know. Yet their claims have been the point of preterist alleged conviction it was all over in the first century. There is somewhat of a contradiction in what they claimed and what they were not given to know.
So Isaiah is not saying life expectancy is extended to 100. Isaiah is not saying childhood is extended to 100 either, at least not maturity wise. He is simply stating no one dies. But death is given to those who disobeys, a point that cannot happen in heaven. So now the kingdom of heaven is on earth, no one can die or even disobey on earth. Yet there is a law, and it can be broken, thus death is still waiting for those who break the law. Children are more prone to be disobedient in testing authority than adults. Even now, if a child is not under control by 4 or 5 years of age, they will more than likely have issues their whole adult life. That seems to be the point Isaiah is making. 100 is the new 4 and 5 year point. If still alive at 100, they will be fine at 700 to 900 years of age.
But death will be eradicated across creation. No weeds nor wild plants sprouting up that need to die. What is planted will suffice for the entire 1,000 years. New life will spread across the earth as time goes on. Nations will be settled from the firstfruits of the final harvest. The church will continue on in Paradise without procreation. The church has been in Paradise since the Cross, reigning and serving God night and day. That is not going to change at the Second Coming, but will continue until Paradise comes down as the New Jerusalem.
Many here, even pre-mill want to put off a resurrection until after the Millennium. Many want to put off the completion of Adam's transgression until after the millennium, because Death is the last enemy. The victory over death happened at the Cross. That was the age to come, but that age was the change from Abraham's bosom in sheol to Paradise Adam's lost homestead. There was no change for those in Adam's dead flesh on earth. What changed was the dead in Christ, now leave death at physical death and immediately enter eternal life, and afforded a permanent incorruptible physical body in Paradise. The dead in Christ have been rising first since Stephen was martyred. Not just martyred souls, but every soul entering Paradise leaves death for eternal life. There is no longer a necessary resurrection. In fact Jesus claimed humans are gathered from both Paradise and earth. Not the grave and earth. Paul said the dead in Christ rise first, because they are gathered from Paradise, not because they are gathered from a dead state.
Paul uses a metaphor about plants, but humans are not literal plants, nor have to be planted in the ground literally, to spring back to life as a different body. Adam's flesh literally returns to dust, never to come back, once a redeemed human enters Paradise in a God given permanent incorruptible physical body.
So at the Second Coming, the dynamic on earth changes once more, with the fulfillment of Daniel 9:24 and the end of Adam's punishment of 6 Days, 6,000 years. Those firstfruits of the final harvest, and those beheaded are removed from Adam's dead corruptible flesh, and also given permanent incorruptible physical bodies, just like Adam had before he disobeyed and physically died. The Second Coming is a restoration of all things. That is why Isaiah 65 is the creation of a new earth. The old earth of sin was purified by fire. If Satan gets 42 months, it is even more desolate and abominable by the end of those 42 months.
This is not earth fleeing away and no longer found. After the Millennium, there will be a totally different reality. If death is eradicated, why would death be introduced in the NHNE in Revelation 21? According to Revelation 21, there is not even a sun or moon. Perhaps in the NHNE there will be a universe as we are taught. There is currently not a universe as we are led to believe. There has never been a universe necessary. Yet Satan has seemed to feed us this artificial reality that will dissolve at the Second Coming. Some of this is controversial, but a point to consider that what we think we know, compared to the actual Word of God does not always match each other.
