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Jesus was already resurrected and ascended to the Father when the day of Pentecost happened. He also already had the Holy Ghost (John 20:21-22; etc.). Jesus (in an individual sense) didn't receive the Holy Ghost on the day of Pentecost, the Church, His body, did, however. Acts 2:33 states that...

"You could be right, Jope but my thinking is that the mystery is the bride of Christ being formed with both Jews and gentiles in the same body as equally the sons of God during this age. There was a church, beginning with the first believer in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus...

Hello! Curious, is carbon dating only "unreliable" when it conveniences your presuppositions or prejudices? Is carbon dating all of a sudden reliable when used to determine age of Biblical and theologically related manuscripts (dead sea scrolls, etc.)?

The mystery was the body of Christ, and believers (whether Gentile or Jewish) being one flesh with Him (Eph 5:28-32).

John MacArthur distinguished between the elect nation of Israel and the elect individual Christian of the Church.

I see that you are a Robert Gundry posttribulationalist, who saw the Church and Israel as separate and going through the tribulation together. One of my biggest criticisms of that view has always been, how is it decided which group you belong to? The Church or Israel? Another criticism I have...

In both Amillennial and some Premillennial theology, sin still happens during the millennium. (Dispensational Premillennial) Arnold Fruchtenbaum's commentary on Isaiah 65:20 is especially pertinent at this point. "Verse 20 is especially significant, for it discusses life and death in the...

Greetings! Do tell! I would disagree with your scheme because 1) you haven't defended it very well, starting with #3, which you have labelled the gospel of God, and fail to show the claimed progression from your prior two labelled gospels, and 2), the Abrahamic ("in thee shall all families of...

Hello! A few things here... 1. There is only one passage in all of scripture that mentions a covenant with Adam, and it is an ambiguous text, which ambiguity you have shown. 2. Covenant theologians also debate about the existence of a covenant with Adam, some claiming they believe in one...

Greetings. The problem with the Olivet Discourse is that there are numerous indications that the sermon is preached to Jewish saints. If the sermon is for the Church to follow today, then, do you pray the Matthew 24:20 prayer? Mt 24:20 NIV Pray that your flight [out of Jerusalem] will not take...

Allow me to interject :D So in Rev. 20:1-6, we read that they had to have experienced the great beast of the prior chapters in Revelation, in order to reject the option of worshipping said beast and taking its mark on their foreheads or their hands. Rev 20 NIV 4 I saw thrones on which were...

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Well would you look at that, the person who reads foreign material into texts and forgets what he writes is now putting words in my mouth. Not surprising! Where did I state that I "want to examine the premillennial view of the term 'David's throne'"?

While i disagree with your claim that i am a simpleton, and need to be forcefully fed the word of God against my will, as if Im not a Christian and dont read the scriptures myself, im going to say that your statement sounds tyrannical and against international human rights laws. What was that...

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I did, in a previous post. Your bias conveniently blinded you to it. Now, instead of catering to your derangement, you can scroll up yourself and do the "hard work" of reading your own lengthy posts and my comparatively short posts. Funny how you can't even read your own posts yet you expect us...