Well...at least I know what shortly means. I'm sure with your encouragement I'll no doubt get better.No, but you twist the intended understanding with respect to eschatology. Clearly.
Well...at least I know what shortly means. I'm sure with your encouragement I'll no doubt get better.No, but you twist the intended understanding with respect to eschatology. Clearly.
I disagree with that being the message of Revelation. Rather, Revelation concerns itself with the end of the old covenant, the consequences for Israel for not fulfilling the terms of the covenant, and God's plan of moving forward with a new and everlasting covenant. But your understanding of the book does reveal why you believe as you do.You fail to understand that OT eschatology and the vast percentage of the book of Revelation revolves around.....
GOD'S PLAN FOR THE CERTAIN AND FUTURE REDEMPTION OF THE NATION ISRAEL, HIS WIFE!
This Israel who you think has been cast into the dustbin of doom forever back in 70AD.
And the entire NT is written for the Church.
Absolute hogwash. And screams of Biblical illiteracy and heresy.
Exactly. And this "kicking Israel to the curb cuz they broke the old covenant" business (that God foresaw in eternity past DUH!) is where you dived off into the weeds of heretical doctrine.I disagree with that being the message of Revelation. Rather, Revelation concerns itself with the end of the old covenant, the consequences for Israel for not fulfilling the terms of the covenant, and God's plan of moving forward with a new and everlasting covenant. But your understanding of the book does reveal why you believe as you do.
Wrong again buddy.Well...at least I know what shortly means. I'm sure with your encouragement I'll no doubt get better.
I never said the symbols were difficult to understand. Nothing I said in the post you quoted is incorrect. All the imagery in Revelation comes from the OT. It's not new language to a first century Jew. I quite imagine it wasn't lost on them. But OT people are often used typically to show some aspect of Christ. Their history is factual; but also typical of spiritual reality. For instance, David's throne being eternal isn't about David. It's about Christ.
Revelation 1:1 is a great verse. It gives the time frame for the book. In case someone misses this, God was gracious to include verses 3 and 7.
What covenant exists or will exist by which God will deal with solely the nation Israel?Exactly. And this "kicking Israel to the curb cuz they broke the old covenant" business (that God foresaw in eternity past DUH!) is where you dived off into the weeds of heretical doctrine.
You try and show me one verse that declares that God has cast Israel off forever, and I will show you HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS that says He will redeem them, THE SONS OF JACOB, TO THE LAND OF ISRAEL yet future, using the Great Tribulation and terror of the AC to do it.
How about verse 3 and 7. How do you suppose those that pierced Him see Him? What does Jesus mean when He says...this generation?Wrong again buddy.
SHORTLY (en tachos) is meant to convey "in quickness".
But what you think it means is that which all of the Biblical illiterates think so you are in good company.
Rev 1:1
The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him, to shew unto his servants things which must shortly G5034 come to pass; and he sent and signified it by his angel unto his servant John
Rev 22:6
And he said unto me, These sayings are faithful and true: and the Lord God of the holy prophets sent his angel to shew unto his servants the things which must shortly G5034 be done.
It was relatively near. It referred directly to the captivity in Babylon. Prophetically, it referred to the time of Christ, as does much of Isaiah.In the language they used are you meaning when Isaiah said in 13:6 that the day of the Lord was NEAR between 740-700bce? https://biblehub.com/interlinear/isaiah/13.htm
The mystery is God's plan to undo all of the damage done to creation by Satan and his angels. And to redeem mankind from the wages of sin. And bring in the everlasting Kingdom of God to rule over the earth.Lots of questions with these answers, but what was the mystery revealed?
It was relatively near. It referred directly to the captivity in Babylon. Prophetically, it referred to the time of Christ, as does much of Isaiah.
I don't disagree with all this. But I'm sure we differ as to how. How is God doing these things?The mystery is God's plan to undo all of the damage done to creation by Satan and his angels. And to redeem mankind from the wages of sin. And bring in the everlasting Kingdom of God to rule over the earth.
Not sure. Would have to study the passage.like in 593-571 bce when Ezekiel 30:3 when he said it was NEAR? https://biblehub.com/interlinear/ezekiel/30.htm
Not sure. Would have to study the passage.
Do you know that the nations weren't judged? Isaiah also speaks of the nations being judged? Were they?Well in Joel 3:14(520-500 bce so after the captivity) was that the day of the Lord when it was NEAR and all the nations were judged? https://biblehub.com/interlinear/joel/3.htm
I don't disagree with all this. But I'm sure we differ as to how. How is God doing these things?
Do you know that the nations weren't judged? Isaiah also speaks of the nations being judged? Were they?
Are you suggesting that all these passages are speaking to the end of time? Only to the end of time? That no judgment has come upon nations throughout history?
So how does your timetable relate to Luke 10:18?It is too complex to give a comprehensive answer. But as far as completion, according Revelation 10:7, the timing will be in the days when the seventh angel (of the 7 trumpet angels of Revelation 8) sounds.
7 But in the days of the voice of the seventh angel, when he shall begin to sound, the mystery of God should be finished, as he hath declared to his servants the prophets.
The first action will be to cast Satan and his angels down to earth. As God then begins dismantling Satan's kingdom to exist no more. And then cast Satan himself into the bottomless pit prison.
At the outset of the millennium, Jesus will then restore the earth from the damage incurred during the great tribulation. And reward the saints to reign and rule with Him.
I'm asking why you believe what is written concerning judgment in the OT didn't occur shortly after it was spoken?Are you meaning after the 1000 years when the Devil is loosed and he deceives the nations? Do you believe it is past?
So how does your timetable relate to Luke 10:18?