Why not? What gives you the right to take one portion of his example literally, but not the whole thing? Is this yet another example of how you must cherry-pick scriptures to support KS? You only take the parts that support your theology, but you reject the rest as figurative?J. Jump said:He was talking about the ancient races which only had one winner that won the prize. He's not saying that in the future there is only going to be one winner.
But he makes a direct comparison to a race where only one person wins. He even goes to the trouble of saying only one person wins. Why would he say one person if it wasn't important? Why would he specify one person if he didn't MEAN one person?
So obviously it must mean only one person wins and enjoys kingdom salvation. Why only one person? What happens to the rest?