standingfirminChrist said:
Ed,
You are saying you respectfully disagree, yet you show no verses to refute my claim that
Scripture does not say they are saved prior to the Rapture but left to do a work.
I respectfully disagree what that statement because it cannot be shown scriputrallyl.
standingfirminChrist said:
Can you please produce some Scripture that clearly shows that Jews who are saved prior to the Rapture will be commissioned in heaven and sent to earth to do a work on earth during the tribulation?
There is no single scripture that clearly shows that. As I implied before, it takes a lot of scriptures and understanding of them. I doubt if anybody who buys into:
"ignorant* preachers preach better than edumicated preachers do
will be able to follow the argument**.
*ignorant means only that a person doesn't know. I personally am ignorant of quilt making techniques (but my step father did neat handstiched quilts which he sold to help support my Down's Syndrome step-sister. Tee Hee - anybody here spell non sequitur? BTW, it is spelled '
non sequitur' don't let Spell Check in Mozilla Firefox fool you all)
** logical sequence of statements, a logic (mathematics) term
Already I've see a variation of not only eschatology here but also Those doctrines noted below:
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The correct eschatology: pretribulation rapture2,
pre-millinnial Second Advent of Jesus (physical Millinnial
Kingdom) Futurist, is insperatable from the other Major
Doctrines. No Major doctrine is complete without the
pretirublation rapture1/resurrection1.
Recall these are the Major Doctrines:
#Bibliology - The Study of the Bible
Theology - The Study of God the Father
#Christology - The Study of God the Son
#Pneumatology - The Study of God the Holy Spirit
#Anthropology - The Study of Man
Hamartiology - The Study of Sin
Soteriology - The Study of Salvation
*Ecclesiology - The Study of the Church
Angelology - The Study of Angels (& devils)
Eschatology - The Study of Last Things
Eschatology is interwoven with the other Doctrines
of the Bible. Obviously i spend all my time making
a living* and supporting the Tribulation's rapture/resurrection
eschatology on the internet, else i would write a book showing
how these great doctrines taught in the Bible all lead ONLY
to the correct Eschatology: pretrib, pre-mill, and futuristic.
(Well, till the Lord comes to glorify us at the pretribualtion
rapture1/resurrection1 - Then the whole Gentile Church will be
Preterists

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*Note - after I wrote this, I retired (in Aug 2006). But
I'm raising two grandchildren in Apr 2008 a 16-year-old boy
and a 10-year-old girl (11 next Monday).
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If the Lord tarries, I'll show from scripture that
Jews who are saved prior to the Rapture will be commissioned in heaven and sent to earth to do a work on earth during the tribulation
further I'll show
The 144,000 are not
all Jews who will become part of the mostly Gentile Church during the Time of the Gentiles.
BTW, The Doctrine *
Ecclesiology - The Study of the Church shown in the scripture shows that God has two churches (Jewish/Israeli & Mostly Gentile), two groups of 'elect'
There is also a 'Doctrine of how we know what we know'. I can't remember the name of it. There is disagreement about this doctrine also.
Challenge:
Prove the Doctrine of the pre-tribulation rapture event from this verse which shows a required characteristic of the deacon (direct) and the bishop (indirect):
1 Timothy 3:9 (Tyndale Bible, 1384 Edition)
9 but havynge the mistery of the fayth in pure consciece.
1 Timothy 3:9 (Geneva Bible, 1599 Edition)
Hauing the mysterie of the faith in pure conscience.
The obvious link is from the 'Mystery of the Faith' to the Doctrine which includes the pre-tribulation rapture event. Feel free to use any logic you know and extrapolation of the other verses to get from the scripture above to the destination of the challenge.
Does anybody disagree that the bishop (pastor/teacher) should, like the deacon, hold the
mystery of the faith without wavering or doubting? Does anybody insist that I 'prove from scripture' that a pastor/teacher should hold the
mystery of the faith without wavering or doubting? Will anybody challenge that I 'prove from scripture' that a pastor/teacher should KNOW that the
mystery of the faith means before they can hold that mystery in pure conscience (without wavering or doubting)/
If no objections, I can proceed. Do not expect me to be done prior to 15 April 2008 tax due date - i.e. a fortnight.
What is the
mystery of the faith?
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read my trailer:
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