Who will populate the earth in the 1000 year Reign

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Dave-L said:
Revelation 20 covers the NT era until the end of the world and the New Heavens and Earth according to Jesus' description of the kingdom in the gospels. Zechariah 14 does likewise using physical props to reveal spiritual realities.
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What are the spiritual realities revealed in Zechariah 14?
 
Kolistus said:
What are the spiritual realities revealed in Zechariah 14?
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If people understand the kingdom as the Pharisees do, which is typical of Premillennialism and Dispensationalism, they have the same veil over their eyes as the Pharisees do. My suggestion is to study Jesus on the kingdom in the gospels. And then read Revelation and Zechariah. It will shed new and refreshing light.
 
Dave-L said:
If people understand the kingdom as the Pharisees do, which is typical of Premillennialism and Dispensationalism, they have the same veil over their eyes as the Pharisees do. My suggestion is to study Jesus on the kingdom in the gospels. And then read Revelation and Zechariah. It will shed new and refreshing light.
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I have read when Jesus says Kingdom comes not with observation I know all those verses. But what DOES Zechariah 14 depict then? Is it past or future to you?
 
Dave-L said:
“Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched.” Mark 9:44 (KJV 1900)
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He means total consumption, like a worm which dies before the corpse is completely gone, or a fire that's extinguished before the house is completely gone. He's saying the destruction will be total, not without end.
 
Dave-L said:
I have a post awaiting approval called Closing the gap in Dispensationalism that solidly proves Dispensationalists turn Jesus into Antichrist and deny he fulfilled the 70 weeks as written. Be patient.
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In order to do this you have to destroy prophecy and make God out to Be a God who does not actually know the future

We are talking here if you want to refute me do it. Otherwise I will move on
 
eternally-gratefull said:
In order to do this you have to destroy prophecy and make God out to Be a God who does not actually know the future

We are talking here if you want to refute me do it. Otherwise I will move on
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eternally-gratefull said:
In order to do this you have to destroy prophecy and make God out to Be a God who does not actually know the future

We are talking here if you want to refute me do it. Otherwise I will move on
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Jesus teaches a spiritual kingdom only. You and the Pharisees say it is physical. Who am I to believe?
 
Dave-L said:
A gap is not scripture. It is silence that you build your wild theories on. What you say does not come from scripture.
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I showed in detail gap
all you have done is spout that I am wrong
either prove in the passage how I misinterpreted what is said or
Move on
 
Journeyman said:
He means total consumption, like a worm which dies before the corpse is completely gone, or a fire that's extinguished before the house is completely gone. He's saying the destruction will be total, not without end.
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“Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand, Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels:” Matthew 25:41 (KJV 1900)
 
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Kolistus said:
I have read when Jesus says Kingdom comes not with observation I know all those verses. But what DOES Zechariah 14 depict then? Is it past or future to you?
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It happened at Christ's first coming and lasts until the second. But only the born again can see it.
 
Dave-L said:
Jesus teaches a spiritual kingdom only. You and the Pharisees say it is physical. Who am I to believe?
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Yep
but he promised Abraham a physical kingdoms here on earth

Again. All talk no proof
 
Dave-L said:
Scripture doesn't mention it. You can make scripture say whatever you want but only in dishonesty.
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Yet you can’t show in scripture where I got it wrong
moving on
thanks for the laugh
 
Dave-L said:
Stick around. My post should be up in awhile. Face the challenge.
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Dude we are talking here. If you can not talk about a few sentences in danial 9 do not expect me to even give a thread any consideration
There are many thread which disprove ammil theology go read them
this is a discussion forum. Let’s discuss right here
 
Dave-L said:
Never. If so, why did Abraham ignore Canaan and look for the kingdom of heaven instead?
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Abraham was told he would not receive the promise but his descendants 400 years later would

All you are doing is proving you do not read all scripture to see what it says
 
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