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Revelation 1:10 meaning of 'the Lord's day'

K. Lol...

Zactly. Pharisaical attitudes can be found in any theology or denomination.

"All your maneuvering juvenile claptrap is unnecessary, go with the plain sense of the text".

Agree. Totally.

K. I get that you're questioning @Regulus's sincerity, that he may be a 'stealth Calvinist-slayer' out to smear the theology. Time will tell. Too early for me to form an opinion.

I'm so glad I'm a Preterist. Thank You LORD.

Chill, dude. I don't understand why you're giving this new member the third degree when it seems to me he's just being open and honest about things going on in his life! You may very well be demonstrating the 'Calvinist arrogance' that has discouraged him in the past.

K. I do.

It means the Lord's day, i.e. 'the day of the Lord', is not a literal 24 hr day.

Admittedly, this arrogance is not uncommon within the Reformed ranks.

Matthew Chapter 24 29 But immediately after the tribulation of those days the sun shall be darkened, and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken: Acts Chapter 2 20 The sun shall be turned into darkness, And...

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