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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...

Everyone who is born again is born into the Kingdom of God, under the rule of King Jesus. Everything Jesus talks about in Matthew 24:4-35 has to do with the Destruction of the Temple and the economy of the Jewish worship, as confirmed by Josephus. Where? I've never seen anywhere in the Bible...

Be my guest. What does this say and what does it mean about where John was; ... And wherever John saw thrones, he also saw; ... And to those who sat on thrones, judgment was given to them, where? ... Where do you think and read logically that tells you where these souls were? ... These...

The 'End' Jesus was referring to was the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. Nothing He said there had any reference to the End of the World, which was what He began talking about later in Matthew 24:35 and following. No. And no, no one knows the day nor hour. So, the King James is not the...

"The change from “Son” to “servant” does not arise from any variations in the Greek manuscripts, but from differences of opinion regarding the meaning of the Greek, TON PAIDA AUTOU. That's the context of the chapter. Along with this being the Fulfillment of a Prophecy regarding Jesus being...

You are truly Blessed there Charlie24!

"The powerful Scriptures showing that Jesus is the ‘Son’ are switched to ‘servant’ in the NKJV in Acts 3:13; "The God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, hath Glorified His Son Jesus; Whom ye delivered up, and denied Him in the presence of Pilate, when He was...

Apparently, he doesn't much to say about Jesus, God's Son, ether. from New Book on the Doctrine of Scripture So, they wrote their own version, but were careful to saturate it's very existence with their favorite translations in the footnotes, essentially producing a non-version, which defers...

I'm not KJVO. Looks like my home church is supporting 25 Missionaries and have organized 40 churches. We're Missionary. The Trinitarian Bible Soceity shows where I count over 150 translations in foreign languages: TBS Translation Projects - Trinitarian Bible Society They could probably use...

Notice the various books in the New Testament 'quote' these two verses in Jeremiah, from Jeremiah 31:33 and Jeremiah 31:34; this gives us a beginning view on God's Standard Criteria for evaluating what "the fact of actual errors" is and His Perspective on "variations and errors", for which we...

And what is God's Standard Criteria for evaluating what "the fact of actual errors" is and His Perspective on "variations and errors", for which we have Scripture Warrant, from God Himself? Do you know?

Do you have a Bible reference for "a time when Jesus Christ will rule from Jerusalem on the throne of David over a converted Israel and righteous nations"? ... Where is it that you think there is a covenant relationship with 'Israel' that hasn't already been fulfilled by Jesus Christ, in the...

It's all gravely important; The initial mission statement for the translation, the texts, the translators and their philosophy and the publishers and any of their criteria by a Review Committee that would impact and influence the final product. Unfortunately, for Mankind the Doctrine of...