Featured The Mediatorial Kingdom

I cannot agree with that, are you saying that God didn't rule over his people during the captivities? of course he did. He did then and he did now and he always will.

• 1 Timothy 2:5 For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus;

Always was, is now and always will be,

 

God has only one kingdom

 

Is your statement that “God has only one kingdom” inclusive of all kingdoms, in which would include such kingdoms as Christ referred His kingdom was not a part, or is it stating that there are no other kingdoms in existence at all?

 

If for no other text of Scripture, this one phrase (“Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven”) sets in concrete that need for fulfillment of a literal millennial reign.

Such is set in motion at the opening of that seventh seal.

 

I probably did.

 

As a mediator in both severely wounded assemblies and in homes, I have yet to discover a correlation of the mediator and some kingdom.

Christ serves as the mediator between God and man, but is that related to ownership, or to position-ship?

During the millennial reign, does Christ rule as a mediator or dictator?

Are believers ever serving as mediators?


Just a few random questions.

 

Must be everyone who does not believe in the future Millennial reign skipped over this verse in the bible then.

I don't see how "Thy kingdom come" sets anything for a literal millennial reign sitting on a earthy throne.

 

Two questions:

1) When would the kingdom of God be established on the earth? It hasn't yet.

2) When would the will of God be done on the earth as it is in heaven? It hasn't yet.​

The point being, that until the millennial reign, evil runs rampant upon the earth, and Christ's kingdom is "not of this world" made of the world order, the world thinking, the world way of social structure, political structure, living... The millennial reign resolves such issues.

The point being that until the millennial reign, the will of God is NOT done on the earth as it is in heaven, but humankind devise evil and thrive. The ungodly rejoice in not only doing evil themselves but that others join and make the evil ever more perverse.

Nothing of that sort occurs in Heaven, but will most certainly occur in the millennial reign.

So neither the kingdom nor the will has come.

But the prayer indicates that such is a future occurrence, just as John indicates in the Revelation.

 

Nope,

Such thinking is just not found ANYWHERE in the Scriptures.

And more:

Such thinking is totally inconsistent with the statements of both the OT prophets and that presented by John in the Revelation.

 

So, martyrs of today, also live a thousand years "in the present Gospel age?" What if there isn't another thousand years?

What about a year from now, does the thousand years start over?

What about those under that altar who are given robes, is their time up, if not when did it start, if it hasn't started what is the delay, ...?


See how really poor such a theology is based upon?

 

I have not heard anything great that your theology is based upon, expect the phrase "thy kingdom come"

You do not believe the Souls of the Martyrs are reigning today?
And they are waiting to reign on earth?

Find me a verse, other then in Revelation about a reigning of saints during a future millennium.

And then use Revelation to prove to me, Christ is reigning on earth during the "Millennium".

 

The way I see it is, "Thy Kingdom come" Is praying from the spread of Christs kingdom to everyone on earth. It comes without observation.

 

Why should I, when you don't believe what is actually written in the Revelation?

 

Yep, "The way I see it" places the Scriptures as subservient to your view.

What else do you assign to your view rather than what the Scriptures actually state?

 

Show me what the scripture says about "thy kingdom come".

 

Stop making false accusations saying I do not believe the bible. Shame on you!

Is that all you can resort to to prove your point?