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I know the NKJV is something you are very fond of. Before I share with you the good news about what you were talking about with the KJV, I ran across this concern in Titus 2:13, first. While your quote has this phase the same as the King James Version, where I looked it up, it has this "the...

I was referring with this comment to the notes, etc., on 'Dispensationalism' at the bottom of the pages in Scofield's special Bible edition that would color our Bible understanding, if our approach was more or less to read the Bible starting with them at the bottom, before checking the...

Who, for example, ever said, "Christ came to begin the events leading to the inauguration of his earthly kingdom over the Jews", or that a 'planned' earthly kingdom like that was something where He had to "suspend it because of their crucifixion of him"? And yet, if we died to what we...

What if we read the Bible from the top > down, instead of from the bottom > up (filtering it through some 'system' structure found in it's study notes, first)? "He has the Keys!" "WE HAVE COME upon a closed door. Four of them, actually: the Kingdom of God, the proper Interpretation of Old...

How about I reference a couple of parts of the book The High King of Heaven, by Dean Davis, free .pdf, with 14 chapters of Bible logic? :Geek Good stuff, if you are ever able to skim through a little bit of it. Part 2: Understanding the Kingdom of God Part 3: Understanding Old Testament...

Nobody's talking about Greek or Hebrew, specifically, yet You want to talk about them? Hebrews 2.16: Did Christ take upon Himself the nature of the seed of Abraham, or did He merely ‘help’ the seed of Abraham? New thread...

"Hebrews 2.16: Did Christ take upon Himself the nature of the seed of Abraham, or did he merely ‘help’ the seed of Abraham? "We now return to our consideration of the text of the NKJV. The NKJV alters with its translation a very important passage in Hebrews 2.16 concerning Christ’s Incarnation...

I'm not trying to hound you to death and make you sick over this. That's not the way I or anyone else gets taught the Word of God. That wouldn't work, as you know. It's just that most every post that I have ever written here amounts to my saying, "you're being robbed", is all. 1; "And I saw an...

"In these verses we have a description of the binding of Satan. The dragon, here clearly identified as “the devil, Or Satan,” is said to be bound for a thousand years and then cast into a place called “the Abyss.” The purpose of this binding is “to keep him from deceiving the nations any more...

Dunno how we got here from an O.P. on there being safety in the King James Bible. And it's my O.P. So, I start a New Thread; This is how God would have us to understand the "thousand years" = BIBLICALLY.

then we may be onto something entirely different than what we might have expected that the Lord has for us, regarding how we can see "a thousand years". In Deuteronomy 7:9, we read, "Know therefore that the LORD thy God, He is God, the Faithful God, which Keepeth Covenant and Mercy with them...

Cool.

NOTE: ULTIMATELY, The throne of David and the Throne of the LORD are one and the same Throne. [ Compare 1Kings 2:12 and 1Chronicles 29:23 ] Jesus fulfilled the Prophecies that the Christ would Sit on David's Throne, yet He said, "I have Sat Down with My Father in His Throne" (Revelation 3:21)...

Right, but there is no teaching that the Throne of David over the people of Israel in Jerusalem can be interpolated into simply guessing that Jesus' Throne would have anything to do with this present Earth, just because David's was on Earth, because Jesus' Throne is taught to us that He has been...

Jesus' Throne will Endure Forever, in Heaven, as this verses says, "as a faithful witness in Heaven." And that's how "we must allow words to have meaning and context in the scriptures". This is speaking of David. The Throne Promise God promises king David, "Your house and your kingdom shall...

I'm trying to get an idea of how "we must allow words to have meaning and context in the scriptures" relate to the conclusions you reach. Where is Jesus in your 2 Samuel 7 and Psalm 89 passages said to be going to Rule on Earth over His people Israel, in the future? There is a Covenant God...

O.K., I'll try that. As in each of these letters, Jesus ends this letter with a final word of exhortation: “To him who overcomes and does My Will to the end, I will give Authority over the nations–`He will rule them with an iron scepter; he will dash them to pieces like pottery’– just as I...

God Promises king David, "Your house and your kingdom shall endure before you Forever. Your throne will be established Forever" (2 Samuel 7:16). Peter, centuries later, preached about this Promise. He claims that David understood the Promise to refer to the Christ Who, after His Death and...

Actually, explaining things, like the meaning of words, is the preacher's job and judging from what words are used in the NKJV, you'd have your work cut out for you. "Below is a sampling of difficult words found in the New King James Version. (These words are also found in the KJV so please...

Nobody's talking about your dependence on General-Specific arguments. The Name God was removed 51 times, for no reason other than opposition to and prejudice against God Almighty, in what alleges to be His book. The names of Occult figures had no trouble finding their way into the text of the...