Hello I am Pastor Burkinshaw the Pastor that Bob Teachout posted about on this sight a few days ago...........
Concerning all your posts combined:
And all the people said AMEN!!!!!!!
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Hello I am Pastor Burkinshaw the Pastor that Bob Teachout posted about on this sight a few days ago...........
Since I was unable to read them...would you mind paraphrasing them to see if "all" the people say AMEN?Concerning all your posts combined:
And all the people said AMEN!!!!!!!
Since I was unable to read them...would you mind paraphrasing them to see if "all" the people say AMEN?
I call it Escapism.
My eyes glazed over too, brother. If anybody did read the whole thing, tell me: is he for it or against it?
Last the caesarian family created to cover up the fact that there are too many manuscripts bearing witness to the King James Greek text! So why would A.V. believers use a word from the Jesuit Ribera? Jesuit Francisco Ribera (1537-1591) " assigned much of the Apocalypse to ancient Rome, the rest he restricted to a literal three and a half years' reign of an infidel Antichrist, who would bitterly oppose and blaspheme the saints just before the second advent. He taught that Antichrist would be a single individual, who would rebuild the temple in Jerusalem, abolish the Christian religion, deny Christ, be received by the Jews, pretend to be God, and conquer the world--all in this brief space of three and one-half literal years!" Here we see that Ribera "laid the foundation for the great structure of Futurism with a large amount of truth, but he also helped to turn the reformation away from the fact that the Roman system was the system most of the reformers believed was the Antichrist system. They believed the Roman pontiff to be the Antichrist. Then, wonder of wonders, in the nineteenth century this Jesuit scheme of interpretation came to be adopted by a growing number of Protestants, until today's Futurism, amplified and adorned with the rapture, has dramatically changed the entire sense of the Blessed hope!
If you might have questions for me or you further desire to communicate with me I may be reached at the biblical view website www.thebibicalview.com.
I also noticed he misspelled his own web address.
He wrote thebib(i)calview.com
It is actually thebib(l)icalview.com
If you might have questions for me or you further desire to communicate with me I may be reached at the biblical view website www.thebibicalview.com. I am very sorry for spelling or grammar errors as I am but a poor instrument to make God's Holy Truth known and walk in the spirit only by his glorious grace! God bless have a good day enjoy biting and devouring if you must!
Well, in all fairness he does ask at the end to please excuse his mispellings
Based on Allan's understanding, I withhold my "amen"Oh, I have confidence in your reading skills.
The phrase I used is more of a colloquialism than anything. I'm sure the good Pastor will know what I meant, even if you do not.
But I would call your attention to a few sentences he wrote.
From the last post, #37, the last few sentences:
God bless have a good day enjoy biting and devouring if you must! Ga 5:13 ¶ For, brethren, ye have been called unto liberty; only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love serve one another. 14 For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. 15 But if ye bite and devour one another, take heed that ye be not consumed one of another. 16 This I say then, Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh.
I'm not much on paraphrasing such a seemingly learned man (this is the very first contact I have ever had with him); but after you have mused over what he said above in blue, then perhaps you might enjoy some of his meat.
Based on Allan's understanding, I withhold my "amen"
Amen! I'm sure we'll both be saying that on our way upSometimes an "amen" is given when you just glad something is over.
:laugh: That's good!
But tell me, is the intent positive or negitive?
BTW - It's nice to see you over here agian. Your posts have been missed :thumbs:
Amen! I'm sure we'll both be saying that on our way up
I cannot understand why some people make a big deal out of the name of an event. The teaching and not the name is what is important.
You can't say it's "unbiblical", as it does have it's roots in Scripture. I may not agree with your eschatology, but I do believe your view is pulled from Scripture as well. It's quite hyperbolic to claim "unbiblical".Agreed. The teaching and not the name is what is important. And the teaching that goes under that name is quite unbiblical - is contrary in fact to other parts of the Bible.
That would depend on your understanding of the Scripture in question. I also don't think it will be "secret". Hard to keep a worldwide secret involving millions and millions of people.Nowhere in the Bible do we have a secret rapture, one that others are able to explain away as something else. That is, there is no mention in the Bible of Christians missing and others still being present.
No mention of a two part first coming as well, but it happened (Christ's birth, death, returning to the Father, coming back to Earth on the third day)There is no mention of a two-part coming, separated by seven years (or three and a half years).
You must not be reading the same Bible I do on that oneThere is no mention of a "Tribulation Period".
You can't say it's "unbiblical", as it does have it's roots in Scripture. I may not agree with your eschatology, but I do believe your view is pulled from Scripture as well. It's quite hyperbolic to claim "unbiblical".
That would depend on your understanding of the Scripture in question. I also don't think it will be "secret". Hard to keep a worldwide secret involving millions and millions of people.
No mention of a two part first coming as well, but it happened (Christ's birth, death, returning to the Father, coming back to Earth on the third day)
You must not be reading the same Bible I do on that one