That sounds about right to me. I think I am at the present time unless convicted otherwise in the future by the Holy Spirit that I am also a premiliinianist post tribulation and in the latter days,
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How long do you think Christ would have to reign before we could live in His Kingdom forever perfectly?theseed said:Correct me if I'm wrong, but I remember/heard that Moses' Temple was modeled after the temple found in heaven?
What do you all think? How do you reconcile the 1000 year reign of Christ with a Kingdom that is forever?
Well, if we are raptured and ressurected (believers) and then return with Christ, we will already be perfected.visionary said:How long do you think Christ would have to reign before we could live in His Kingdom forever perfectly?
So you believe that time is needed at the feet of Yeshua to understand perfect in Christ?theseed said:Well, if we are raptured and ressurected (believers) and then return with Christ, we will already be perfected.
Visionary said:So you believe that time is needed at the feet of Yeshua to understand perfect in Christ?
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Ok, I understand, and I agree.visionary said:Let me separate the transformation of the mind, from the transformation of the body...for I beleive that God would not transform the body until the mind is fully transformed.
I agree completely upon this notion - that Hebrew may very well be a holy language, or the language of God. However, I do not know about Rabbis asserting this. My viewpoint comes from scripture studying from the Hebrew language.debi b said:Let me try to explain it this way. I have come to appreciate that (as they Rabbis assert) Hebrew is The Holy Language. Why? Because it has the ability to express Biblical concepts in a way that NO other language can.
Interesting the Apsotles didnt shy from using Greek translations.kosmos said:I agree completely upon this notion - that Hebrew may very well be a holy language, or the language of God. However, I do not know about Rabbis asserting this. My viewpoint comes from scripture studying from the Hebrew language.