carlaimpinge
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Deafpostrib,
This finishes up the response to your post.
Yes, you certainly PRIVATELY INTERPRETED the verses of Rev.13 concerning the saints AS BEING the members of the body of Christ.
Your being naive, when you ask, Aren't we saints? You then QUOTE Paul, not John.
Son, there are OT saints. (See the OT scriptures) When YOU SEE the word, saints, it doesn't AUTOMATICALLY "apply" DOCTRINALLY to members of the body of Christ.
No, the pretrib position IS biblical concering saints. There are DIFFERENT KINDS of saints within the Bible. Saints without the law (like Abel, Noah, Abraham), UNDER THE LAW (like Moses, Aaron), under grace (like YOU), within the DAY OP WRATH during the great tribulation (Like those found in Rev.13), and those found in the millenium. (Rev.20)
AGAIN, you privately interpret a word for another.
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I am sure that many pretribs are aware that 'saints' of Rev. 13:7 mean Christians, no doubt. But, yet, they say, they are not belong to Christ's body. Aren't the saints (Rev. 13:7) the Bride of Christ's? - Rev. 21:9?
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You SUBSTITUTE Christians for SAINTS. There were not any OT Christians. (That's the trouble YOU get into substituting words, which DON'T REFER to what you are trying to teach.
Christians REFER to those who are PAULINE BASED in theology. (Acts 11)
You're EVADING what you said with prooftexts earlier. You distorted and SUBSTITUTED the tribulation in several texts for THE FUTURE EVENT of the trib-great trib.
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I believe Matt 24:21 speaks of future event, that there shall be great tribulation, it will be much more worst than all tribulations in the Church history. Many Christians will be killed by the beast during great tribulation.
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You ASSUME Christians will be killed by the BEAST without a "single" prooftext.
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Saints same mean as Christians.
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Again, NOT by any prooftext GIVEN by John, who's SAINTS you're talking about.
It appears that you have eyetrouble. 1 Thess.4-5 along with 2 Thess.1-2 STATE that our gathering OCCURS before the day of the Lord, which is INCLUSIVE of the the great tribulation. The WRATH TO COME (1 Thess.1) IS the great tribulation, son. (See Matt.3,24) That's what they're FLEEING from. WE ESCAPE that.
Those are your CLEAR verses. Maybe you can't SEE them, as the Pharisees and Jews couldn't SEE the ones they read spoken by the Lord and Paul. (Matt. 13, Acts 28)
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There is no difference between Matt. 24:31 & 1 Thess. 4:16-17, both are same passage talking about Rapture.
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Rubbish, son. They are as different as NIGHT and DAY.
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You saying 'do not be confuse between 'day of Christ' & 'day of the Lord'.
Actually, both are same defintion & event.
Unquote.
Again, you have problem reading comprehension. CHRIST IS NOT LORD. We escape the day of the Lord, but are GATHERED on the day of Christ. COMPARE the two passages. (Paul wrote BOTH, and didn't CONFUSE the days as the same.) You shouldn't either.
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Day of the Lord shall NOT come till AFTER cosmic disturbance occred first - Joel 2:31; 3:14-15. Day of the Lord cannot be occur yet TILL after sun, moon, and stars darkened. Same with Matt. 24:29-30.
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Wrong. That's the GREAT and TERRIBLE day of the Lord. The day of the Lord BEGINS when the SUN GOES DOWN at noon at the INVASION OF JERUSALEM (Amos 8, Jer.6, 15, Zech.14) LONG before the END of the tribulation, which is the sixth seal.
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Day of the Lord is not seven year of tribulation period. It is Christ's coming to judge the world.
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The day of the Lord INCLUDES the time of Jacob's trouble (which starts at the midst of the week, Jer.30, Zeph.1), the time of the Gentiles (Ez.30), when the Lord RETURNS for the Tribulation saints (Matt.24, Rev.6), and the TIME OF THE PROMISE, when the Messiah of Israel REIGNS on the throne of Israel, promised to David. (Luke 1)
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None in the Bible saying, the day of the Lord stretches into 7 years or 1007 years. Zeph. 1:14-15 tells us, the day of the Lord is A day for to judge the world shall be at Lord's coming.
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The day of the Lord is a period of time LONGER than a 24 hour day. It INCLUDES summer and winter just in ONE PASSAGE. (Zech. 14:8)
Good grief, son. You're now going to DO AWAY with the time of Jacob's trouble from Paul's statement in 1 Thess.5?
Your exposition leaves a lot to be desired.
The CONTEXT of 1 Thess.4-5 is the gathering, and its ASSOCIATION in TIMING to the day of the Lord occurring. (Amos 8) It deals with the TIME when the woman is in travail. (That's NOT at the beginning of Daniel's WEEK , but the MIDST, when Michael stands. Dan.11,12, Matt.24)
The peace and safety concerns the FALSE PROPHETS OF ISRAEL. (Did you read the OT?) Micah 5, Jer.4,6,8,12,30, Ez.13, Micah 3)
The time of Jacob's trouble STARTS at the midst of the week.
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Jer. 30:7 already fulfilled about 2,500 years ago. Jer. 29:4 - Jeremiah warned to Israel, that God said, He will send Israel away to Babylon. Later, it fulfilled that Babylon did invaded Jerusalem, and took Hebrews away into captivity for 70 years.
Jer. 30:7 already fulfilled that Israel was in great trouble caused by Babylon invaded them in year around 560 B.C.(I am not sure what exactly year was). Then, "but he shall be SAVED out of it." fulfilled 70 years later after their captivity, Israel returned to Jerualem during Ezra's time. Notice Jer. 30:8-10 speak of set Israle freed from their capitvity, and return back to their home again.
Jeremiah chapter 29 & 30 already fulfilled about 2,500 years ago. Jer. 30:7 does not discuss about the future supposed seven years of Tribulation. Not what Jeremiah, the prophet was actually talking about. We have to be carefully, what we reading the context of Jeremiah chapter 29 & 30.
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Wrong son. The PROPHECY concerns BOTH HOUSES, not just Judah. LOOK AT THE BOOK! They BOTH haven't come back yet! (See Ez.37)
Other than that, what happened to DAVID, who was going to be RAISED UP? You AGAIN have "privately interpreted" the TEXT of the HOLY BIBLE to match your beliefs.
Maybe you should try preterism.
In Christ Jesus,
Carl
Psalm 149:6
This finishes up the response to your post.
Yes, you certainly PRIVATELY INTERPRETED the verses of Rev.13 concerning the saints AS BEING the members of the body of Christ.
Your being naive, when you ask, Aren't we saints? You then QUOTE Paul, not John.
Son, there are OT saints. (See the OT scriptures) When YOU SEE the word, saints, it doesn't AUTOMATICALLY "apply" DOCTRINALLY to members of the body of Christ.
No, the pretrib position IS biblical concering saints. There are DIFFERENT KINDS of saints within the Bible. Saints without the law (like Abel, Noah, Abraham), UNDER THE LAW (like Moses, Aaron), under grace (like YOU), within the DAY OP WRATH during the great tribulation (Like those found in Rev.13), and those found in the millenium. (Rev.20)
AGAIN, you privately interpret a word for another.
Quote:
I am sure that many pretribs are aware that 'saints' of Rev. 13:7 mean Christians, no doubt. But, yet, they say, they are not belong to Christ's body. Aren't the saints (Rev. 13:7) the Bride of Christ's? - Rev. 21:9?
Unquote.
You SUBSTITUTE Christians for SAINTS. There were not any OT Christians. (That's the trouble YOU get into substituting words, which DON'T REFER to what you are trying to teach.
Christians REFER to those who are PAULINE BASED in theology. (Acts 11)
You're EVADING what you said with prooftexts earlier. You distorted and SUBSTITUTED the tribulation in several texts for THE FUTURE EVENT of the trib-great trib.
Quote:
I believe Matt 24:21 speaks of future event, that there shall be great tribulation, it will be much more worst than all tribulations in the Church history. Many Christians will be killed by the beast during great tribulation.
Unquote.
You ASSUME Christians will be killed by the BEAST without a "single" prooftext.
Quote:
Saints same mean as Christians.
Unquote.
Again, NOT by any prooftext GIVEN by John, who's SAINTS you're talking about.
It appears that you have eyetrouble. 1 Thess.4-5 along with 2 Thess.1-2 STATE that our gathering OCCURS before the day of the Lord, which is INCLUSIVE of the the great tribulation. The WRATH TO COME (1 Thess.1) IS the great tribulation, son. (See Matt.3,24) That's what they're FLEEING from. WE ESCAPE that.
Those are your CLEAR verses. Maybe you can't SEE them, as the Pharisees and Jews couldn't SEE the ones they read spoken by the Lord and Paul. (Matt. 13, Acts 28)
Quote:
There is no difference between Matt. 24:31 & 1 Thess. 4:16-17, both are same passage talking about Rapture.
Unquote.
Rubbish, son. They are as different as NIGHT and DAY.
Quote:
You saying 'do not be confuse between 'day of Christ' & 'day of the Lord'.
Actually, both are same defintion & event.
Unquote.
Again, you have problem reading comprehension. CHRIST IS NOT LORD. We escape the day of the Lord, but are GATHERED on the day of Christ. COMPARE the two passages. (Paul wrote BOTH, and didn't CONFUSE the days as the same.) You shouldn't either.
Quote:
Day of the Lord shall NOT come till AFTER cosmic disturbance occred first - Joel 2:31; 3:14-15. Day of the Lord cannot be occur yet TILL after sun, moon, and stars darkened. Same with Matt. 24:29-30.
Unquote.
Wrong. That's the GREAT and TERRIBLE day of the Lord. The day of the Lord BEGINS when the SUN GOES DOWN at noon at the INVASION OF JERUSALEM (Amos 8, Jer.6, 15, Zech.14) LONG before the END of the tribulation, which is the sixth seal.
Quote:
Day of the Lord is not seven year of tribulation period. It is Christ's coming to judge the world.
Unquote.
The day of the Lord INCLUDES the time of Jacob's trouble (which starts at the midst of the week, Jer.30, Zeph.1), the time of the Gentiles (Ez.30), when the Lord RETURNS for the Tribulation saints (Matt.24, Rev.6), and the TIME OF THE PROMISE, when the Messiah of Israel REIGNS on the throne of Israel, promised to David. (Luke 1)
Quote:
None in the Bible saying, the day of the Lord stretches into 7 years or 1007 years. Zeph. 1:14-15 tells us, the day of the Lord is A day for to judge the world shall be at Lord's coming.
Unquote.
The day of the Lord is a period of time LONGER than a 24 hour day. It INCLUDES summer and winter just in ONE PASSAGE. (Zech. 14:8)
Good grief, son. You're now going to DO AWAY with the time of Jacob's trouble from Paul's statement in 1 Thess.5?
Your exposition leaves a lot to be desired.
The CONTEXT of 1 Thess.4-5 is the gathering, and its ASSOCIATION in TIMING to the day of the Lord occurring. (Amos 8) It deals with the TIME when the woman is in travail. (That's NOT at the beginning of Daniel's WEEK , but the MIDST, when Michael stands. Dan.11,12, Matt.24)
The peace and safety concerns the FALSE PROPHETS OF ISRAEL. (Did you read the OT?) Micah 5, Jer.4,6,8,12,30, Ez.13, Micah 3)
The time of Jacob's trouble STARTS at the midst of the week.
Quote:
Jer. 30:7 already fulfilled about 2,500 years ago. Jer. 29:4 - Jeremiah warned to Israel, that God said, He will send Israel away to Babylon. Later, it fulfilled that Babylon did invaded Jerusalem, and took Hebrews away into captivity for 70 years.
Jer. 30:7 already fulfilled that Israel was in great trouble caused by Babylon invaded them in year around 560 B.C.(I am not sure what exactly year was). Then, "but he shall be SAVED out of it." fulfilled 70 years later after their captivity, Israel returned to Jerualem during Ezra's time. Notice Jer. 30:8-10 speak of set Israle freed from their capitvity, and return back to their home again.
Jeremiah chapter 29 & 30 already fulfilled about 2,500 years ago. Jer. 30:7 does not discuss about the future supposed seven years of Tribulation. Not what Jeremiah, the prophet was actually talking about. We have to be carefully, what we reading the context of Jeremiah chapter 29 & 30.
Unquote.
Wrong son. The PROPHECY concerns BOTH HOUSES, not just Judah. LOOK AT THE BOOK! They BOTH haven't come back yet! (See Ez.37)
Other than that, what happened to DAVID, who was going to be RAISED UP? You AGAIN have "privately interpreted" the TEXT of the HOLY BIBLE to match your beliefs.
Maybe you should try preterism.
In Christ Jesus,
Carl
Psalm 149:6
NE was baptized by the Holy Spirit UNTIL Acts 2. (John 12, Acts 1, 10) That puts you IN CHRIST. (1 Cor.12)