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Kim Riddlebarger associated David's throne to its earthly property in earthly Jerusalem. "Throughout the testimony of Israel’s prophets, the coming Messiah was also to be a great king. Zechariah wrote, 'Rejoice greatly, O Daughter of Zion! Shout, Daughter of Jerusalem! See, your king comes to...

Don't you see a direct contradiction between your two statements here? I mean, don't feel bad: your father Augustine also fell sway to this conundrum of Amillennialism. Even John Calvin believed, about the kingdom mentioned in the Lord's prayer, "thy kingdom come", "this kingdom consists...

Nice straw man fallacy. I asked what scriptures state Jesus is sitting on HIS throne, as Rev. 3:21 distinguishes between Jesus' throne and the Father's throne (at the right hand of God). Even your scholars admit this.

Augustine, Father of Amillennialism, in his commentary on Psalms 9:11, states that he believes Christ has not yet sat on David's throne. Psa 9:11. "Sing praises to the Lord who dwells in Zion! Declare His deeds among the people." To the Old Testament church the Lord revealed Himself as seated...

When the angel announced to Mary that she will give birth to the Christ so that he could enter planet Earth, and that He would be given the throne of David (v. 32), and rule over Abraham (Jacob's)'s offspring (v. 33), she stated that she believed the Abrahamic earthly Covenant was being...

:Roflmao Didn't John say something about hating one's brother making one unregenerate? False and bizarre accusations claiming someone a criminal and insane for asking you how much you know about the gnostics and then pointing out your double standard about extrabiblical references doesnt seem to...

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....aaaannd @Alan Dale Gross wins the circumlocution prize!

So long winded...lol

For @Alan Dale Gross If you believe saints are reigning in heaven and that's all Rev 20:1-6 is talking about, then why does Jesus say that when He returns, He sits on His throne (Mt 25:31), and THEN He will give thrones to the followers (Mt. 19:28)? Also, what throne in distinction is it that...

For @Alan Dale Gross If there are no saints reigning in the thousand year reign, who are Revelation 5 referring to? Rev 5 NIV 9 And they sang a new song, saying: “You are worthy to take the scroll and to open its seals, because you were slain, and with your blood you purchased for God...

So if these nations are coming against Jerusalem, and the saints are in heaven, why would God care to protect the impervious saints in Jerusalem, by destroying the instigating wicked nations with fire (Rev 20:9)?

So you do believe in a distinction between Christ as Son of man and son of God. Great. Why can't you carry that distinction over to the clearly separate thrones in Rev 3:21?

Ever heard of Diana of Ephesus? Do you believe that, given Moses' angelic experience in the form of a non-anthropomorphic angel in the burning bush (or Ezekiel's angelic-orb visions), angels don't necessarily have to be anthropomorphic? Also, are you really doubting that the God who told the...

So you won't take my testimony on the charge that my references are uninspired about Jerome, Erasmus, and Hodge's perspective on a single verse's term, but you're going to suggest I read a whole book to find out about your appeal to authority fallacy commentary on whether there is proof of...

In your hyperlink, you have an excerpt in quotations but no reference: You really think that the present world population and the present population of Jews in Israel would not exceed in comparison to the much smaller population of the world and Israel in the first century AD? Also, since...

You're hilarious. As if ambiguous words don't exist in the bible :Roflmao Hey wait a minute, don't you quote Josephus in the hyperlink you provided?

Greetings, What do you mean by quoting this verse? Erasmus viewed the word "generation" in your verse as referring to the generation of the heaven and earth (Gen. 2:4). When you read the next verse, 35, you'll find Jesus claiming heaven and earth will pass away, so he is speaking about the...

Let me guess, you don't believe the record of the Early Church Fathers about the gnostics because you're extremist sola scriptura and live in your own world, and only accept extra biblical authority when it suits your fancy (I remember you quoting an extra biblical author, William Hendrikson, in...

In Premillennialism, Jesus' reign from David's throne lasts forever, beginning with Jesus' physical return to Earth to sit on David's throne. You still haven't given us your source as to what premillennialist believed the millennial reign of Christ is temporary. Rev 20 doesnt have any mention...