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Same thing isn;t it?

Much better source then Wikipedia for theology

Except that God in the bible did signs and wonders in specific salvation periods historically, not all of the time

he would have supported many changes in TR text, and in having a new Kjv translation made off of those changes

My senior pastor went to DTS, earned master there 4 years Hebrew and Greek, took extra year of both, and then earned 2 PhD degrees in Church administration and NT Theology, in studies of John , Smartest Man i have known in bible, as he does his daily recreation reading in Hebrew and Greek, yet...

At least use the bible side of it Theopedia

Apostolic signs gifts are not being distributed today by the Holy Spirit

it is NOT the will of God for every Christian though to be healthy physically, rich financially

We keep hearing dead raised up from coffins, blind seeing, deaf hearing, cancer cured, yet why no verifiable evidence ever shown to support it?

I am holding to ceasing, but do allow for God to do miracles, healing today, just He is not distributing out apostolic like gifts today to do such

No, they were praying to the Lord, HE was the one healing, not them

Seemed to be fully functioning in the life and times of Jesus and the Apostles only

Chapter of faith in Hebrews shows to us what happens on a regular basis for all those who are in Christ Jesus and living for Him in this world

Believe it should be translated as he proclaimed Victory over sin, death, and the grave, not a second chance to them

It denied the physical bodily resurrection as a future event

And the bible stated plainly that Apostolic sign gifts were given just to them to confirm the person and ministry of Lord Jesus

The Spirit Involved: 1 Peter 3:18-19 notes that Jesus, in the Spirit, preached to spirits in prison, referring to those who disregarded God's patience during the 120 years of building the ark.

many Reformed Baptist think hold to the historical premil viewpoint

Good summary here https://www.the-highway.com/cessation_Edgar.html

But view held by majority of reformed and Baptists though , and has been the dominant viewpoint since Reformation