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Lol, not living. 5 The rest of the dead lived not until the thousand years should be finished. This is the first resurrection.

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I’ll ask again, where in Revelation does Christ set foot on earth?

No. I believe to be absent here is to be present with the Lord. @JesusFan does that make me a heretic?

Pinpoint the verse in Revelation where Christ sets foot on terra firma.

You do realize the Saints are reigning with Christ from heaven in Rev 20, right?

In your eschatology (I'm assuming it's pre-mil), are the saints resurrected to join in Christ's millennial reign?

Tom makes a good point. Excerpt from the article: "...Jude 9 seems to argue against Michael being Christ: “But Michael the archangel… said, “The Lord rebuke you!”. However, it is helpful to compare this with Zech. 3:1- 2, referring to the same event: “The Lord said to Satan, “The Lord rebuke...

You've a different notion of 'physical' than I do. To me 'physical' means solid material, has mass, weight, and takes up space. How does something like that penetrate through the casket & vault & 6' of earth to return to the 'physical' realm? This is not a ridiculous, unrealistic zombie movie...

Well, the first one is asking to be killed, IMO.

In your view of our resurrection, if we’re buried 6’ under in a coffin & vault, how do we make it to the surface? And you never answered the question, can Christ’s kingdom be seen with the eye and touched with the hand? Is it of this world? Is it ‘heresy’ to ask these questions, heresy bird?

David as a profound type of Christ coupled with the Messianic Psalms should cause the student to marvel at the Bible. A multi-faceted gem.

Yep, good ol' Jesse too...

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Duvall passed yesterday (I think) day before yesterday. He was one of my all-time favorites.

God's saints are capable of doing anything/everything they're told NOT to do in The Book, and that includes capital offenses. I lean towards the repentant thief on the cross was exactly that, a saint that had committed 'a sin unto death'. 1st John Chapter 5 16 If any man see his brother...

@canadyjd is our resident pacifist. If I remember correctly, he has gone so far as to claim he would not defend his family against an intruder. He can clarify if I'm wrong.

So, can Christ’s kingdom be seen with the eye and touched with the hand? Is it of this world? If I remember correctly, you’ve claimed to have left your former radical Dispensationlism. I’m not convinced you have.

Yea, and you wear it on your sleeve in your posts and spew your juvenile claptrap,

Cut the juvenile claptrap Silv. “You people’ are rabidly, deranged, anti-Calvinist (never mind that most of who you ignorantly think to be Calvinist are not, but simply believe scripture for what it says that you do not), you wear it on your sleeve with nearly every post you make. You’re...