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       #Post#: 12700--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: guest8 Date: May 6, 2020, 11:35 am
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       [quote author=patrick jane link=topic=916.msg12650#msg12650
       date=1588689671]
       Billy makes a pretty good case, Blade.
       [/quote]
       I'll try to address Billy's comments..of May 5, 7:08  am.  a
       little later this evening..
       Have a great day my Brother in Christ.
       Blade
       
       #Post#: 12719--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: guest8 Date: May 6, 2020, 11:05 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       The main point of my subject is to show that I believe in a
       wider mercy than is generally taught and to show some of the
       problems that arise from rejecting any doctrine taught in the
       bible i.e the Millennium.
       The problem I have with you are twofold.
       Ist you believe the modern doctrine of a pretribulation rapture,
       you always say you accept as literal the apocalypse and Daniel
       but you won't take as literal the words of Jesus who says His
       coming in the clouds to collect the elect is "after the
       trinbulation of those days...."[/quote]
       First you say Modern doctrine when speaking about a pre-tib
       rapture. I have shown you many time, it is not a modern doctrine
       but the doctrine the Bible was written with. Yet you will not
       see the proof.
       Yes, Jesus is coming in the clouds to take His Church away, but
       not after Daniel's 70th week.
       You keep saying""after the tribulation of those days...."" which
       is Mat 24: 29...The previous context is Jesus Telling the Jewish
       people (ONLY) the beginning of Sorrows, Mat 24:8-20.. please
       read the verses here.
       In Mat 24:21: "For Then" begins another time period than that of
       verses 8-20.
       "[color=red]For Then shall be great tribulation
       This period of time encompasses 3.5 years of Daniel's 70th week.
       Also know as Jacob's trouble as spoken by Jeremiah 30:7...
       Then the verse you keep throwing up. Mat 24:29.."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days"   was speaking directly
       about the context in the verses from Mat 24:21 to Mat
       24:29.......
       I hope this is enough proof for you...TO move the verse Mat
       24:29 into another verse with another context as you do, does
       not tell us anything.
       Here you are trying to put together Mat 24:29 .."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened,
       and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall
       from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken:"
       with
       1 Thes 4:17.."Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught
       up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the
       air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord."     written by Paul
       and preached to both Jew and Gentile
       Matthew to the Jews only, Paul to the Jews and Gentiles. many
       years apart and both out of context.[/color]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Paul states clearly that Antichrist is slain in the temple when
       the Lord returns, you claim as do all pretribbers that he will
       not be revealed until the church is gone. But when the Lord
       returns he meets his end not his beginning.[/quote]
       ]Where does PAUL state the Antichrist is killed in the temple.
       Of course you are talking about the temple of 70 AD......Who was
       the antichrist.....No one that I know of has produced a name for
       him......Also there was no Abomination of Desolate at the temple
       in 70 AD....NONE!.
       You have forgotten Revelation or are you willing to forget it is
       Also the WORD of GOD..
       Yes, I claim the Antichrist will not be publically known until
       the Church is gone...Do you Know His name today....The Church is
       still here. Look around you Billy.
       Then you say when the Jesus  come the 2nd time, he
       (satan-Antichrist-you do not specify) meets His end...Yet, again
       you forget Revelation, where we are told Satan is bound for
       1,000 years  and only then after 1,000 years does he meet his
       end in the lake of fire and brimstone.  Rev
       20:2..[color=red]"And he laid hold on the dragon, that old
       serpent, which is the Devil, and Satan, and bound him a thousand
       years,"[/color]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       He is the cause of the great tribulation, tribulation or
       troublation or Jacob's trouble is persecution. The picture of it
       is when Jacob fled Laban. Laban was in hot pursuit and Jacob was
       fleeing home into the arms of Esau who [as he thought] had sworn
       to kill him.
       Yet Jacob could not have been safer, he was guarded by mighty
       angels. That is a precise picture of Jacob's trouble when the
       Jews will flee home in panic with the nations in
       pursuit.[/quote]
       Who is "[color=green] He is the cause of the great tribulation"
       and what are you talking about....I know the story of Laban and
       Jacob but they have nothing to do with the
       tribulations????????Who have you been talking
       to?[/color][/color]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       But in Jeremiah 30 God chides them for being terrified and
       assures them they will be saved, they will be at peace and none
       shall make them afraid.[/quote]
       Yes, Jeremiah 30 is speaking about the future Tribulations...but
       is also in verse 4-7 He is speaking of the Latter days and
       Jacob's trouble. In Verse 7..[color=red]"But he shall be saved
       out of it:  Here Jer is telling the Jewish people that in this
       time of  God will save the people of Israel and bring them
       salvation by protecting theincomparable tribulation (rev 12:6)
       and lead them to a faith in the Messiah, Jesus Christ (Jer 23:6,
       Romans 11:26)[/color]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       God says it is not the man who travails in childbirth but the
       woman, think on that, It is not God's first born son who
       travails but the bride, the church.[/quote]
       Billy, what does this have to do with...The church will not go
       through the tribulations as told various sources such as: Rev
       3:10..[color=red]"Because thou hast kept the word of my
       patience, I also will keep thee from the hour of temptation,
       which shall come upon all the world, to try them that dwell upon
       the earth."; other scripture.. (1 Corinthians 15:51- 52; 1
       Thessalonians 4:15-17, John 14:3) for the rapture...
       [/color]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       2.You keep repeating the 70 weeks when you say 2/3s of Israel
       will be slaughtered .... you won't find that in Daniel.[/quote]
       Daniel's 70th week is part of the 70 weeks prophecy given to him
       by Gabriel (Daniel 9:24..(KJV).[color=red]."Seventy weeks are
       determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, ......"
       In Zec 13:8-9.."And it shall come to pass, that in all the land,
       saith the LORD, two parts therein shall be cut off and die; but
       the third shall be left therein.  v9..And I will bring the third
       part through the fire, and will refine them as silver is
       refined, and will try them as gold is tried: they shall call on
       my name, and I will hear them: I will say, It is my people: and
       they shall say, The LORD is my God."
       As in the context of previous verses, God is speaking about the
       dispersed Jews around the world (happened in 135 AD). After this
       happened, God is speaking to the future where 2/3,"two parts
       therein shall be cut off and die"
       We see this in Isa 28:14,18..(KJV).."Because ye have said, We
       have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at
       agreement; when the overflowing scourge shall pass through, it
       shall not come unto us: for we have made lies our refuge, and
       under falsehood have we hid ourselves: "  v18...
       "And your covenant with death shall be disannulled, and your
       agreement with hell shall not stand; when the overflowing
       scourge shall pass through, then ye shall be trodden down by
       it."
       In this passage we find what was the covenant Israel made with
       the Antichrist...It was with Death and Hell. Here The Lord tells
       us why the Jews made it and what will happen to them because of
       it...They will be trodden down is where the 2/3 of them will
       die. This is during the "Great Tribulation" Jesus speaks of in
       Mat 24: 21.Jeremiah speak of Jacob's trouble in chapter 30 which
       is in the same time period.
       Those who flea the Abomination of Desolate at the beginning of
       the "great Tribulation " will become the 'Remnant of Israel'.
       Yes GOD will save all of Israel, all that is left that is.
       [/color]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       What you will find in Daniel 12 is the same as Jeremiah 30,
       during the great tribulation St Michael will stand up for Israel
       and deliver them.[/quote]
       Look to the first three words in Daniel 12:1..(KJV).."And at
       that time shall Michael stand up,  "AT THAT TIME"  refers to
       what was happening in Daniel 11:36-45.. where verses 36-39..is
       telling us about a willful King (antichrist). In Daniel
       11:40-45, Daniel is telling us about the final conflict
       (Armageddon) and who are the players. This is the final conflict
       and last part of verse 45 tells us "yet he shall come to his
       end, and none shall help him."
       Here the antichrist will have nothing left,  He will die here
       and Be placed directly in the Lake of Fire and Brimstone along
       with his partner the 'False Prophet'.
       This is the event that the angel Michael is referring to in
       chapter 12:1...At the end of 12:1....The 'all of Israel is
       saved' [color=red]"and at that time thy people shall be
       delivered,"
       Yet, only the ones found in the book of life." every one that
       shall be found written in the book."
       [/color]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Same as Isaiah and Ezekiel and Zechariah and any other prophet,
       God at that time will fight against the nations who come up
       against Israel.
       It is true that Antichrist's final destination is the lake
       nevertheless he is physically slain in the temple when the Lord
       returns.
       [/quote]
       I agree with the first statement here, in that God does protect
       Israel against other nations. Yet, 2/3 of them will die...The
       Remnant (all) of Israel will be with him forever.
       The antichrist/son of Perdition (Satan) is not slain in the
       temple. (Rev 12), He is placed in the Bottomless pit for a 1,000
       years when he (Satan) will be loosed again for another round of
       Gog and Magog.
       Billy there is so much more that I could say and every bit of it
       goes against your version and follows the WORDs of GOD without
       removing, adding to, changing or ignoring any of His WORDS like
       your version does....
       Blade
       #Post#: 12723--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: Billy Evmur Date: May 7, 2020, 4:35 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote author=Bladerunner link=topic=916.msg12719#msg12719
       date=1588824301]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       The main point of my subject is to show that I believe in a
       wider mercy than is generally taught and to show some of the
       problems that arise from rejecting any doctrine taught in the
       bible i.e the Millennium.
       The problem I have with you are twofold.
       Ist you believe the modern doctrine of a pretribulation rapture,
       you always say you accept as literal the apocalypse and Daniel
       but you won't take as literal the words of Jesus who says His
       coming in the clouds to collect the elect is "after the
       trinbulation of those days...."[/quote]
       [
       First you say Modern doctrine when speaking about a pre-tib
       rapture. I have shown you many time, it is not a modern doctrine
       but the doctrine the Bible was written with. Yet you will not
       see the proof.
       Yes, Jesus is coming in the clouds to take His Church away, but
       not after Daniel's 70th week.
       You keep saying""after the tribulation of those days...."" which
       is Mat 24: 29...The previous context is Jesus Telling the Jewish
       people (ONLY) the beginning of Sorrows, Mat 24:8-20.. please
       read the verses here.
       In Mat 24:21: "For Then" begins another time period than that of
       verses 8-20.
       "For Then shall be great tribulation
       This period of time encompasses 3.5 years of Daniel's 70th week.
       Also know as Jacob's trouble as spoken by Jeremiah 30:7...
       Then the verse you keep throwing up. Mat 24:29.."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days"   was speaking directly
       about the context in the verses from Mat 24:21 to Mat
       24:29.......
       I hope this is enough proof for you...TO move the verse Mat
       24:29 into another verse with another context as you do, does
       not tell us anything.
       Here you are trying to put together Mat 24:29 .."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened,
       and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall
       from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken:"
       with
       1 Thes 4:17.."Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught
       up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the
       air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord."     written by Paul
       and preached to both Jew and Gentile
       Matthew to the Jews only, Paul to the Jews and Gentiles. many
       years apart and both out of context.
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Paul states clearly that Antichrist is slain in the temple when
       the Lord returns, you claim as do all pretribbers that he will
       not be revealed until the church is gone. But when the Lord
       returns he meets his end not his beginning.[/quote]
       ]Where does PAUL state the Antichrist is killed in the temple.
       Of course you are talking about the temple of 70 AD......Who was
       the antichrist.....No one that I know of has produced a name for
       him......Also there was no Abomination of Desolate at the temple
       in 70 AD....NONE!.
       You have forgotten Revelation or are you willing to forget it is
       Also the WORD of GOD..
       Yes, I claim the Antichrist will not be publically known until
       the Church is gone...Do you Know His name today....The Church is
       still here. Look around you Billy.
       Then you say when the Jesus  come the 2nd time, he
       (satan-Antichrist-you do not specify) meets His end...Yet, again
       you forget Revelation, where we are told Satan is bound for
       1,000 years  and only then after 1,000 years does he meet his
       end in the lake of fire and brimstone.  Rev 20:2.."And he laid
       hold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and
       Satan, and bound him a thousand years,"
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       He is the cause of the great tribulation, tribulation or
       troublation or Jacob's trouble is persecution. The picture of it
       is when Jacob fled Laban. Laban was in hot pursuit and Jacob was
       fleeing home into the arms of Esau who [as he thought] had sworn
       to kill him.
       Yet Jacob could not have been safer, he was guarded by mighty
       angels. That is a precise picture of Jacob's trouble when the
       Jews will flee home in panic with the nations in
       pursuit.[/quote]
       Who is " He is the cause of the great tribulation"   and what
       are you talking about....I know the story of Laban and Jacob but
       they have nothing to do with the tribulations? ??? ??? ?Who have
       you been talking to?
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       But in Jeremiah 30 God chides them for being terrified and
       assures them they will be saved, they will be at peace and none
       shall make them afraid.[/quote]
       Yes, Jeremiah 30 is speaking about the future Tribulations...but
       is also in verse 4-7 He is speaking of the Latter days and
       Jacob's trouble. In Verse 7.."But he shall be saved out of it:
       Here Jer is telling the Jewish people that in this time of  God
       will save the people of Israel and bring them salvation by
       protecting theincomparable tribulation (rev 12:6) and lead them
       to a faith in the Messiah, Jesus Christ (Jer 23:6, Romans 11:26)
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       God says it is not the man who travails in childbirth but the
       woman, think on that, It is not God's first born son who
       travails but the bride, the church.[/quote]
       Billy, what does this have to do with...The church will not go
       through the tribulations as told various sources such as: Rev
       3:10.."Because thou hast kept the word of my patience, I also
       will keep thee from the hour of temptation, which shall come
       upon all the world, to try them that dwell upon the earth.";
       other scripture.. (1 Corinthians 15:51- 52; 1 Thessalonians
       4:15-17, John 14:3) for the rapture...
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       2.You keep repeating the 70 weeks when you say 2/3s of Israel
       will be slaughtered .... you won't find that in Daniel.[/quote]
       Daniel's 70th week is part of the 70 weeks prophecy given to him
       by Gabriel (Daniel 9:24..(KJV).."Seventy weeks are determined
       upon thy people and upon thy holy city, ......"
       In Zec 13:8-9.."And it shall come to pass, that in all the land,
       saith the LORD, two parts therein shall be cut off and die; but
       the third shall be left therein.  v9..And I will bring the third
       part through the fire, and will refine them as silver is
       refined, and will try them as gold is tried: they shall call on
       my name, and I will hear them: I will say, It is my people: and
       they shall say, The LORD is my God."
       As in the context of previous verses, God is speaking about the
       dispersed Jews around the world (happened in 135 AD). After this
       happened, God is speaking to the future where 2/3,"two parts
       therein shall be cut off and die"
       We see this in Isa 28:14,18..(KJV).."Because ye have said, We
       have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at
       agreement; when the overflowing scourge shall pass through, it
       shall not come unto us: for we have made lies our refuge, and
       under falsehood have we hid ourselves: "  v18...
       "And your covenant with death shall be disannulled, and your
       agreement with hell shall not stand; when the overflowing
       scourge shall pass through, then ye shall be trodden down by
       it."
       In this passage we find what was the covenant Israel made with
       the Antichrist...It was with Death and Hell. Here The Lord tells
       us why the Jews made it and what will happen to them because of
       it...They will be trodden down is where the 2/3 of them will
       die. This is during the "Great Tribulation" Jesus speaks of in
       Mat 24: 21.Jeremiah speak of Jacob's trouble in chapter 30 which
       is in the same time period.
       Those who flea the Abomination of Desolate at the beginning of
       the "great Tribulation " will become the 'Remnant of Israel'.
       Yes GOD will save all of Israel, all that is left that is.
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       What you will find in Daniel 12 is the same as Jeremiah 30,
       during the great tribulation St Michael will stand up for Israel
       and deliver them.[/quote]
       Look to the first three words in Daniel 12:1..(KJV).."And at
       that time shall Michael stand up,  "AT THAT TIME"  refers to
       what was happening in Daniel 11:36-45.. where verses 36-39..is
       telling us about a willful King (antichrist). In Daniel
       11:40-45, Daniel is telling us about the final conflict
       (Armageddon) and who are the players. This is the final conflict
       and last part of verse 45 tells us "yet he shall come to his
       end, and none shall help him."
       Here the antichrist will have nothing left,  He will die here
       and Be placed directly in the Lake of Fire and Brimstone along
       with his partner the 'False Prophet'.
       This is the event that the angel Michael is referring to in
       chapter 12:1...At the end of 12:1....The 'all of Israel is
       saved' "and at that time thy people shall be delivered,"
       Yet, only the ones found in the book of life." every one that
       shall be found written in the book."
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Same as Isaiah and Ezekiel and Zechariah and any other prophet,
       God at that time will fight against the nations who come up
       against Israel.
       It is true that Antichrist's final destination is the lake
       nevertheless he is physically slain in the temple when the Lord
       returns.
       [/quote]
       I agree with the first statement here, in that God does protect
       Israel against other nations. Yet, 2/3 of them will die...The
       Remnant (all) of Israel will be with him forever.
       The antichrist/son of Perdition (Satan) is not slain in the
       temple. (Rev 12), He is placed in the Bottomless pit for a 1,000
       years when he (Satan) will be loosed again for another round of
       Gog and Magog.
       Billy there is so much more that I could say and every bit of it
       goes against your version and follows the WORDs of GOD without
       removing, adding to, changing or ignoring any of His WORDS like
       your version does....
       Blade
       [/quote]
       I say modern doctrine because it is a modern doctrine, you have
       only quoted Ephraim of Nisbis as ancient authority. The weight
       of consensus throughout church history is that the church will
       go through the tribulation. J. N. Darby and Schoffield
       popularised the Pretrib doctrine in the 19th century. The Great
       Tribulation must not be confused with the wrath of God, we will
       not be here to endure the wrath of God. The Great Tribulation is
       from man, it is persecution.
       The 70th week does not begin until The Lord comes, "they shall
       look upon Him whom they have pierced and mourn for Him as for a
       firstborn son." this marks Israel's conversion and the
       commencement of their 70th week ... the church will be gone and
       God begins dealing through His ancient people again.
       In Matthew 24 the disciples asked 3 distinct questions.
       Jesus had been speaking about the destruction of the temple and
       they asked
       1. when shall these things be ?
       2 what shall be the sign of Thy coming?
       3. and of the end of the world?
       In Luke 21 you see the same sermon but you will note several
       differences, not in doctrine but in the sequence of events. In
       Luke He begins with the signs of the end of the world but in
       verse 12 He says "But before these"  and He tells them what will
       happen in the meanwhile and you can read it in Acts and in
       secular history, the church was persecuted, Jerusalem was
       encompassed with armies, The christians fled to Petra and the
       Jews fell by the edge of the sword and carried off captive to
       every nation. He then reverts back to speaking about the
       endtimes.
       I haven't got it wrong. You can read Matt. 24 till your eyes pop
       out, it is very clear and concise.
       verse 21.
       For then shall be great tribulation such as was not since the
       beginning of the world, no, nor ever shall be.
       vs 29.
       Immediately after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be
       darkened and the moon shall not give her light and the stars
       shall fall from heaven and the powers of heaven shaken.
       And THEN shall appear the sign of the Son of Man in Heaven and
       then shall ALL the tribes of earth mourn [there is no secret
       rapture] and they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds
       of Heaven with great ower and glory.
       And He shall send His angels with a great sound of a trumpet and
       they shall gather His elect from the four winds, from one end of
       Heaven to the other.
       This corresponds with Thessalonians exactly. There are not
       multiple comings in the clouds with great power and glory and
       angels and trumpets. And we go to meet Him in those clouds.
       You keep quoting Zechariah 13. When God will smite the Shepherd
       and scatter the sheep.
       God DID smite Christ and Israel WAS scattered, 2/3rds HAVE been
       slaughtered, they have suffered persecutions in every nation
       they have been dispersed.
       In chapter 14.  God will gather ALL nations against Jerusalem
       and the city shall be taken and the houses rifled and the women
       ravished and half the city shall go forth into captivity and the
       residue of the people shall not be cut off from the city. THEN
       THEN shall the Lord go forth and fight against those nations as
       when He fought in the day of battle.
       It should be as clear as day to you that these are 2 distinct
       and different times.
       One time God is punishing the Jews and scattering them, but in
       the second He is fighting against the nations that have come
       against them ... they must have been re-gathered or the nations
       would not have come up against them.
       God cannot be scattering and gathering at the same time, He
       cannot be punishing them and fighting for them at the same time.
       We have seen in history the scattering of the Jews, Jesus
       actually quoted Zechariah 13 and applied it to Himself ... YOU
       keep applying it to the end times when ALL the prophets say God
       will re-gather the Jews and fight on their behalf.
       You've got it wrong.
       #Post#: 12731--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: guest8 Date: May 7, 2020, 9:17 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12723#msg12723
       date=1588844122]
       [quote author=Bladerunner link=topic=916.msg12719#msg12719
       date=1588824301]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       The main point of my subject is to show that I believe in a
       wider mercy than is generally taught and to show some of the
       problems that arise from rejecting any doctrine taught in the
       bible i.e the Millennium.
       The problem I have with you are twofold.
       Ist you believe the modern doctrine of a pretribulation rapture,
       you always say you accept as literal the apocalypse and Daniel
       but you won't take as literal the words of Jesus who says His
       coming in the clouds to collect the elect is "after the
       trinbulation of those days...."[/quote]
       [
       First you say Modern doctrine when speaking about a pre-tib
       rapture. I have shown you many time, it is not a modern doctrine
       but the doctrine the Bible was written with. Yet you will not
       see the proof.
       Yes, Jesus is coming in the clouds to take His Church away, but
       not after Daniel's 70th week.
       You keep saying""after the tribulation of those days...."" which
       is Mat 24: 29...The previous context is Jesus Telling the Jewish
       people (ONLY) the beginning of Sorrows, Mat 24:8-20.. please
       read the verses here.
       In Mat 24:21: "For Then" begins another time period than that of
       verses 8-20.
       "For Then shall be great tribulation
       This period of time encompasses 3.5 years of Daniel's 70th week.
       Also know as Jacob's trouble as spoken by Jeremiah 30:7...
       Then the verse you keep throwing up. Mat 24:29.."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days"   was speaking directly
       about the context in the verses from Mat 24:21 to Mat
       24:29.......
       I hope this is enough proof for you...TO move the verse Mat
       24:29 into another verse with another context as you do, does
       not tell us anything.
       Here you are trying to put together Mat 24:29 .."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened,
       and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall
       from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken:"
       with
       1 Thes 4:17.."Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught
       up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the
       air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord."     written by Paul
       and preached to both Jew and Gentile
       Matthew to the Jews only, Paul to the Jews and Gentiles. many
       years apart and both out of context.
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Paul states clearly that Antichrist is slain in the temple when
       the Lord returns, you claim as do all pretribbers that he will
       not be revealed until the church is gone. But when the Lord
       returns he meets his end not his beginning.[/quote]
       ]Where does PAUL state the Antichrist is killed in the temple.
       Of course you are talking about the temple of 70 AD......Who was
       the antichrist.....No one that I know of has produced a name for
       him......Also there was no Abomination of Desolate at the temple
       in 70 AD....NONE!.
       You have forgotten Revelation or are you willing to forget it is
       Also the WORD of GOD..
       Yes, I claim the Antichrist will not be publically known until
       the Church is gone...Do you Know His name today....The Church is
       still here. Look around you Billy.
       Then you say when the Jesus  come the 2nd time, he
       (satan-Antichrist-you do not specify) meets His end...Yet, again
       you forget Revelation, where we are told Satan is bound for
       1,000 years  and only then after 1,000 years does he meet his
       end in the lake of fire and brimstone.  Rev 20:2.."And he laid
       hold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and
       Satan, and bound him a thousand years,"
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       He is the cause of the great tribulation, tribulation or
       troublation or Jacob's trouble is persecution. The picture of it
       is when Jacob fled Laban. Laban was in hot pursuit and Jacob was
       fleeing home into the arms of Esau who [as he thought] had sworn
       to kill him.
       Yet Jacob could not have been safer, he was guarded by mighty
       angels. That is a precise picture of Jacob's trouble when the
       Jews will flee home in panic with the nations in
       pursuit.[/quote]
       Who is " He is the cause of the great tribulation"   and what
       are you talking about....I know the story of Laban and Jacob but
       they have nothing to do with the tribulations? ??? ??? ?Who have
       you been talking to?
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       But in Jeremiah 30 God chides them for being terrified and
       assures them they will be saved, they will be at peace and none
       shall make them afraid.[/quote]
       Yes, Jeremiah 30 is speaking about the future Tribulations...but
       is also in verse 4-7 He is speaking of the Latter days and
       Jacob's trouble. In Verse 7.."But he shall be saved out of it:
       Here Jer is telling the Jewish people that in this time of  God
       will save the people of Israel and bring them salvation by
       protecting theincomparable tribulation (rev 12:6) and lead them
       to a faith in the Messiah, Jesus Christ (Jer 23:6, Romans 11:26)
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       God says it is not the man who travails in childbirth but the
       woman, think on that, It is not God's first born son who
       travails but the bride, the church.[/quote]
       Billy, what does this have to do with...The church will not go
       through the tribulations as told various sources such as: Rev
       3:10.."Because thou hast kept the word of my patience, I also
       will keep thee from the hour of temptation, which shall come
       upon all the world, to try them that dwell upon the earth.";
       other scripture.. (1 Corinthians 15:51- 52; 1 Thessalonians
       4:15-17, John 14:3) for the rapture...
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       2.You keep repeating the 70 weeks when you say 2/3s of Israel
       will be slaughtered .... you won't find that in Daniel.[/quote]
       Daniel's 70th week is part of the 70 weeks prophecy given to him
       by Gabriel (Daniel 9:24..(KJV).."Seventy weeks are determined
       upon thy people and upon thy holy city, ......"
       In Zec 13:8-9.."And it shall come to pass, that in all the land,
       saith the LORD, two parts therein shall be cut off and die; but
       the third shall be left therein.  v9..And I will bring the third
       part through the fire, and will refine them as silver is
       refined, and will try them as gold is tried: they shall call on
       my name, and I will hear them: I will say, It is my people: and
       they shall say, The LORD is my God."
       As in the context of previous verses, God is speaking about the
       dispersed Jews around the world (happened in 135 AD). After this
       happened, God is speaking to the future where 2/3,"two parts
       therein shall be cut off and die"
       We see this in Isa 28:14,18..(KJV).."Because ye have said, We
       have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at
       agreement; when the overflowing scourge shall pass through, it
       shall not come unto us: for we have made lies our refuge, and
       under falsehood have we hid ourselves: "  v18...
       "And your covenant with death shall be disannulled, and your
       agreement with hell shall not stand; when the overflowing
       scourge shall pass through, then ye shall be trodden down by
       it."
       In this passage we find what was the covenant Israel made with
       the Antichrist...It was with Death and Hell. Here The Lord tells
       us why the Jews made it and what will happen to them because of
       it...They will be trodden down is where the 2/3 of them will
       die. This is during the "Great Tribulation" Jesus speaks of in
       Mat 24: 21.Jeremiah speak of Jacob's trouble in chapter 30 which
       is in the same time period.
       Those who flea the Abomination of Desolate at the beginning of
       the "great Tribulation " will become the 'Remnant of Israel'.
       Yes GOD will save all of Israel, all that is left that is.
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       What you will find in Daniel 12 is the same as Jeremiah 30,
       during the great tribulation St Michael will stand up for Israel
       and deliver them.[/quote]
       Look to the first three words in Daniel 12:1..(KJV).."And at
       that time shall Michael stand up,  "AT THAT TIME"  refers to
       what was happening in Daniel 11:36-45.. where verses 36-39..is
       telling us about a willful King (antichrist). In Daniel
       11:40-45, Daniel is telling us about the final conflict
       (Armageddon) and who are the players. This is the final conflict
       and last part of verse 45 tells us "yet he shall come to his
       end, and none shall help him."
       Here the antichrist will have nothing left,  He will die here
       and Be placed directly in the Lake of Fire and Brimstone along
       with his partner the 'False Prophet'.
       This is the event that the angel Michael is referring to in
       chapter 12:1...At the end of 12:1....The 'all of Israel is
       saved' "and at that time thy people shall be delivered,"
       Yet, only the ones found in the book of life." every one that
       shall be found written in the book."
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Same as Isaiah and Ezekiel and Zechariah and any other prophet,
       God at that time will fight against the nations who come up
       against Israel.
       It is true that Antichrist's final destination is the lake
       nevertheless he is physically slain in the temple when the Lord
       returns.
       [/quote]
       I agree with the first statement here, in that God does protect
       Israel against other nations. Yet, 2/3 of them will die...The
       Remnant (all) of Israel will be with him forever.
       The antichrist/son of Perdition (Satan) is not slain in the
       temple. (Rev 12), He is placed in the Bottomless pit for a 1,000
       years when he (Satan) will be loosed again for another round of
       Gog and Magog.
       Billy there is so much more that I could say and every bit of it
       goes against your version and follows the WORDs of GOD without
       removing, adding to, changing or ignoring any of His WORDS like
       your version does....
       Blade
       [/quote]
       ***********************May 7, 2020***************
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12723#msg12723
       date=1588844122]
       I say modern doctrine because it is a modern doctrine, you have
       only quoted Ephraim of Nisbis as ancient authority. The weight
       of consensus throughout church history is that the church will
       go through the tribulation. J. N. Darby and Schoffield
       popularised the Pretrib doctrine in the 19th century. The Great
       Tribulation must not be confused with the wrath of God, we will
       not be here to endure the wrath of God. The Great Tribulation is
       from man, it is persecution.
       The 70th week does not begin until The Lord comes, "they shall
       look upon Him whom they have pierced and mourn for Him as for a
       firstborn son." this marks Israel's conversion and the
       commencement of their 70th week ... the church will be gone and
       God begins dealing through His ancient people again.
       In Matthew 24 the disciples asked 3 distinct questions.
       Jesus had been speaking about the destruction of the temple and
       they asked
       1. when shall these things be ?
       2 what shall be the sign of Thy coming?
       3. and of the end of the world?
       In Luke 21 you see the same sermon but you will note several
       differences, not in doctrine but in the sequence of events. In
       Luke He begins with the signs of the end of the world but in
       verse 12 He says "But before these"  and He tells them what will
       happen in the meanwhile and you can read it in Acts and in
       secular history, the church was persecuted, Jerusalem was
       encompassed with armies, The christians fled to Petra and the
       Jews fell by the edge of the sword and carried off captive to
       every nation. He then reverts back to speaking about the
       endtimes.
       I haven't got it wrong. You can read Matt. 24 till your eyes pop
       out, it is very clear and concise.
       verse 21.
       For then shall be great tribulation such as was not since the
       beginning of the world, no, nor ever shall be.
       vs 29.
       Immediately after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be
       darkened and the moon shall not give her light and the stars
       shall fall from heaven and the powers of heaven shaken.
       And THEN shall appear the sign of the Son of Man in Heaven and
       then shall ALL the tribes of earth mourn [there is no secret
       rapture] and they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds
       of Heaven with great ower and glory.
       And He shall send His angels with a great sound of a trumpet and
       they shall gather His elect from the four winds, from one end of
       Heaven to the other.
       This corresponds with Thessalonians exactly. There are not
       multiple comings in the clouds with great power and glory and
       angels and trumpets. And we go to meet Him in those clouds.
       You keep quoting Zechariah 13. When God will smite the Shepherd
       and scatter the sheep.
       God DID smite Christ and Israel WAS scattered, 2/3rds HAVE been
       slaughtered, they have suffered persecutions in every nation
       they have been dispersed.
       In chapter 14.  God will gather ALL nations against Jerusalem
       and the city shall be taken and the houses rifled and the women
       ravished and half the city shall go forth into captivity and the
       residue of the people shall not be cut off from the city. THEN
       THEN shall the Lord go forth and fight against those nations as
       when He fought in the day of battle.
       It should be as clear as day to you that these are 2 distinct
       and different times.
       One time God is punishing the Jews and scattering them, but in
       the second He is fighting against the nations that have come
       against them ... they must have been re-gathered or the nations
       would not have come up against them.
       God cannot be scattering and gathering at the same time, He
       cannot be punishing them and fighting for them at the same time.
       We have seen in history the scattering of the Jews, Jesus
       actually quoted Zechariah 13 and applied it to Himself ... YOU
       keep applying it to the end times when ALL the prophets say God
       will re-gather the Jews and fight on their behalf.
       You've got it wrong.
       [/quote]
       It is obvious, you are still partially blinded. Billy, The Great
       Tribulation is GOD's WRATH......There is no sense in me
       continuing..It is obvious you don't understand what you are
       saying or maybe don't really care....I give up, May God have
       better results if be his will.
       Blade
       #Post#: 12797--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: Billy Evmur Date: May 9, 2020, 1:28 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote author=Bladerunner link=topic=916.msg12731#msg12731
       date=1588861067]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12723#msg12723
       date=1588844122]
       [quote author=Bladerunner link=topic=916.msg12719#msg12719
       date=1588824301]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       The main point of my subject is to show that I believe in a
       wider mercy than is generally taught and to show some of the
       problems that arise from rejecting any doctrine taught in the
       bible i.e the Millennium.
       The problem I have with you are twofold.
       Ist you believe the modern doctrine of a pretribulation rapture,
       you always say you accept as literal the apocalypse and Daniel
       but you won't take as literal the words of Jesus who says His
       coming in the clouds to collect the elect is "after the
       trinbulation of those days...."[/quote]
       [
       First you say Modern doctrine when speaking about a pre-tib
       rapture. I have shown you many time, it is not a modern doctrine
       but the doctrine the Bible was written with. Yet you will not
       see the proof.
       Yes, Jesus is coming in the clouds to take His Church away, but
       not after Daniel's 70th week.
       You keep saying""after the tribulation of those days...."" which
       is Mat 24: 29...The previous context is Jesus Telling the Jewish
       people (ONLY) the beginning of Sorrows, Mat 24:8-20.. please
       read the verses here.
       In Mat 24:21: "For Then" begins another time period than that of
       verses 8-20.
       "For Then shall be great tribulation
       This period of time encompasses 3.5 years of Daniel's 70th week.
       Also know as Jacob's trouble as spoken by Jeremiah 30:7...
       Then the verse you keep throwing up. Mat 24:29.."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days"   was speaking directly
       about the context in the verses from Mat 24:21 to Mat
       24:29.......
       I hope this is enough proof for you...TO move the verse Mat
       24:29 into another verse with another context as you do, does
       not tell us anything.
       Here you are trying to put together Mat 24:29 .."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened,
       and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall
       from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken:"
       with
       1 Thes 4:17.."Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught
       up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the
       air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord."     written by Paul
       and preached to both Jew and Gentile
       Matthew to the Jews only, Paul to the Jews and Gentiles. many
       years apart and both out of context.
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Paul states clearly that Antichrist is slain in the temple when
       the Lord returns, you claim as do all pretribbers that he will
       not be revealed until the church is gone. But when the Lord
       returns he meets his end not his beginning.[/quote]
       ]Where does PAUL state the Antichrist is killed in the temple.
       Of course you are talking about the temple of 70 AD......Who was
       the antichrist.....No one that I know of has produced a name for
       him......Also there was no Abomination of Desolate at the temple
       in 70 AD....NONE!.
       You have forgotten Revelation or are you willing to forget it is
       Also the WORD of GOD..
       Yes, I claim the Antichrist will not be publically known until
       the Church is gone...Do you Know His name today....The Church is
       still here. Look around you Billy.
       Then you say when the Jesus  come the 2nd time, he
       (satan-Antichrist-you do not specify) meets His end...Yet, again
       you forget Revelation, where we are told Satan is bound for
       1,000 years  and only then after 1,000 years does he meet his
       end in the lake of fire and brimstone.  Rev 20:2.."And he laid
       hold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and
       Satan, and bound him a thousand years,"
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       He is the cause of the great tribulation, tribulation or
       troublation or Jacob's trouble is persecution. The picture of it
       is when Jacob fled Laban. Laban was in hot pursuit and Jacob was
       fleeing home into the arms of Esau who [as he thought] had sworn
       to kill him.
       Yet Jacob could not have been safer, he was guarded by mighty
       angels. That is a precise picture of Jacob's trouble when the
       Jews will flee home in panic with the nations in
       pursuit.[/quote]
       Who is " He is the cause of the great tribulation"   and what
       are you talking about....I know the story of Laban and Jacob but
       they have nothing to do with the tribulations? ??? ??? ?Who have
       you been talking to?
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       But in Jeremiah 30 God chides them for being terrified and
       assures them they will be saved, they will be at peace and none
       shall make them afraid.[/quote]
       Yes, Jeremiah 30 is speaking about the future Tribulations...but
       is also in verse 4-7 He is speaking of the Latter days and
       Jacob's trouble. In Verse 7.."But he shall be saved out of it:
       Here Jer is telling the Jewish people that in this time of  God
       will save the people of Israel and bring them salvation by
       protecting theincomparable tribulation (rev 12:6) and lead them
       to a faith in the Messiah, Jesus Christ (Jer 23:6, Romans 11:26)
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       God says it is not the man who travails in childbirth but the
       woman, think on that, It is not God's first born son who
       travails but the bride, the church.[/quote]
       Billy, what does this have to do with...The church will not go
       through the tribulations as told various sources such as: Rev
       3:10.."Because thou hast kept the word of my patience, I also
       will keep thee from the hour of temptation, which shall come
       upon all the world, to try them that dwell upon the earth.";
       other scripture.. (1 Corinthians 15:51- 52; 1 Thessalonians
       4:15-17, John 14:3) for the rapture...
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       2.You keep repeating the 70 weeks when you say 2/3s of Israel
       will be slaughtered .... you won't find that in Daniel.[/quote]
       Daniel's 70th week is part of the 70 weeks prophecy given to him
       by Gabriel (Daniel 9:24..(KJV).."Seventy weeks are determined
       upon thy people and upon thy holy city, ......"
       In Zec 13:8-9.."And it shall come to pass, that in all the land,
       saith the LORD, two parts therein shall be cut off and die; but
       the third shall be left therein.  v9..And I will bring the third
       part through the fire, and will refine them as silver is
       refined, and will try them as gold is tried: they shall call on
       my name, and I will hear them: I will say, It is my people: and
       they shall say, The LORD is my God."
       As in the context of previous verses, God is speaking about the
       dispersed Jews around the world (happened in 135 AD). After this
       happened, God is speaking to the future where 2/3,"two parts
       therein shall be cut off and die"
       We see this in Isa 28:14,18..(KJV).."Because ye have said, We
       have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at
       agreement; when the overflowing scourge shall pass through, it
       shall not come unto us: for we have made lies our refuge, and
       under falsehood have we hid ourselves: "  v18...
       "And your covenant with death shall be disannulled, and your
       agreement with hell shall not stand; when the overflowing
       scourge shall pass through, then ye shall be trodden down by
       it."
       In this passage we find what was the covenant Israel made with
       the Antichrist...It was with Death and Hell. Here The Lord tells
       us why the Jews made it and what will happen to them because of
       it...They will be trodden down is where the 2/3 of them will
       die. This is during the "Great Tribulation" Jesus speaks of in
       Mat 24: 21.Jeremiah speak of Jacob's trouble in chapter 30 which
       is in the same time period.
       Those who flea the Abomination of Desolate at the beginning of
       the "great Tribulation " will become the 'Remnant of Israel'.
       Yes GOD will save all of Israel, all that is left that is.
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       What you will find in Daniel 12 is the same as Jeremiah 30,
       during the great tribulation St Michael will stand up for Israel
       and deliver them.[/quote]
       Look to the first three words in Daniel 12:1..(KJV).."And at
       that time shall Michael stand up,  "AT THAT TIME"  refers to
       what was happening in Daniel 11:36-45.. where verses 36-39..is
       telling us about a willful King (antichrist). In Daniel
       11:40-45, Daniel is telling us about the final conflict
       (Armageddon) and who are the players. This is the final conflict
       and last part of verse 45 tells us "yet he shall come to his
       end, and none shall help him."
       Here the antichrist will have nothing left,  He will die here
       and Be placed directly in the Lake of Fire and Brimstone along
       with his partner the 'False Prophet'.
       This is the event that the angel Michael is referring to in
       chapter 12:1...At the end of 12:1....The 'all of Israel is
       saved' "and at that time thy people shall be delivered,"
       Yet, only the ones found in the book of life." every one that
       shall be found written in the book."
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Same as Isaiah and Ezekiel and Zechariah and any other prophet,
       God at that time will fight against the nations who come up
       against Israel.
       It is true that Antichrist's final destination is the lake
       nevertheless he is physically slain in the temple when the Lord
       returns.
       [/quote]
       I agree with the first statement here, in that God does protect
       Israel against other nations. Yet, 2/3 of them will die...The
       Remnant (all) of Israel will be with him forever.
       The antichrist/son of Perdition (Satan) is not slain in the
       temple. (Rev 12), He is placed in the Bottomless pit for a 1,000
       years when he (Satan) will be loosed again for another round of
       Gog and Magog.
       Billy there is so much more that I could say and every bit of it
       goes against your version and follows the WORDs of GOD without
       removing, adding to, changing or ignoring any of His WORDS like
       your version does....
       Blade
       [/quote]
       ***********************May 7, 2020***************
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12723#msg12723
       date=1588844122]
       I say modern doctrine because it is a modern doctrine, you have
       only quoted Ephraim of Nisbis as ancient authority. The weight
       of consensus throughout church history is that the church will
       go through the tribulation. J. N. Darby and Schoffield
       popularised the Pretrib doctrine in the 19th century. The Great
       Tribulation must not be confused with the wrath of God, we will
       not be here to endure the wrath of God. The Great Tribulation is
       from man, it is persecution.
       The 70th week does not begin until The Lord comes, "they shall
       look upon Him whom they have pierced and mourn for Him as for a
       firstborn son." this marks Israel's conversion and the
       commencement of their 70th week ... the church will be gone and
       God begins dealing through His ancient people again.
       In Matthew 24 the disciples asked 3 distinct questions.
       Jesus had been speaking about the destruction of the temple and
       they asked
       1. when shall these things be ?
       2 what shall be the sign of Thy coming?
       3. and of the end of the world?
       In Luke 21 you see the same sermon but you will note several
       differences, not in doctrine but in the sequence of events. In
       Luke He begins with the signs of the end of the world but in
       verse 12 He says "But before these"  and He tells them what will
       happen in the meanwhile and you can read it in Acts and in
       secular history, the church was persecuted, Jerusalem was
       encompassed with armies, The christians fled to Petra and the
       Jews fell by the edge of the sword and carried off captive to
       every nation. He then reverts back to speaking about the
       endtimes.
       I haven't got it wrong. You can read Matt. 24 till your eyes pop
       out, it is very clear and concise.
       verse 21.
       For then shall be great tribulation such as was not since the
       beginning of the world, no, nor ever shall be.
       vs 29.
       Immediately after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be
       darkened and the moon shall not give her light and the stars
       shall fall from heaven and the powers of heaven shaken.
       And THEN shall appear the sign of the Son of Man in Heaven and
       then shall ALL the tribes of earth mourn [there is no secret
       rapture] and they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds
       of Heaven with great ower and glory.
       And He shall send His angels with a great sound of a trumpet and
       they shall gather His elect from the four winds, from one end of
       Heaven to the other.
       This corresponds with Thessalonians exactly. There are not
       multiple comings in the clouds with great power and glory and
       angels and trumpets. And we go to meet Him in those clouds.
       You keep quoting Zechariah 13. When God will smite the Shepherd
       and scatter the sheep.
       God DID smite Christ and Israel WAS scattered, 2/3rds HAVE been
       slaughtered, they have suffered persecutions in every nation
       they have been dispersed.
       In chapter 14.  God will gather ALL nations against Jerusalem
       and the city shall be taken and the houses rifled and the women
       ravished and half the city shall go forth into captivity and the
       residue of the people shall not be cut off from the city. THEN
       THEN shall the Lord go forth and fight against those nations as
       when He fought in the day of battle.
       It should be as clear as day to you that these are 2 distinct
       and different times.
       One time God is punishing the Jews and scattering them, but in
       the second He is fighting against the nations that have come
       against them ... they must have been re-gathered or the nations
       would not have come up against them.
       God cannot be scattering and gathering at the same time, He
       cannot be punishing them and fighting for them at the same time.
       We have seen in history the scattering of the Jews, Jesus
       actually quoted Zechariah 13 and applied it to Himself ... YOU
       keep applying it to the end times when ALL the prophets say God
       will re-gather the Jews and fight on their behalf.
       You've got it wrong.
       [/quote]
       It is obvious, you are still partially blinded. Billy, The Great
       Tribulation is GOD's WRATH......There is no sense in me
       continuing..It is obvious you don't understand what you are
       saying or maybe don't really care....I give up, May God have
       better results if be his will.
       Blade
       [/quote]
       Jacob's trouble [the Great Tribulation] is only mentioned once
       by that name it is in Jeremiah 30. YOU say 2/3rds of them will
       be slaughtered, Jeremiah God says they will be SAVED, Israel
       will be AT REST and NONE SHALL MAKE HIM AFRAID.... every man
       shall sit under his fig tree and under his vine ....who shall I
       believe?
       Daniel 12 speaking of the same time says St Michael will stand
       up and Israel will be delivered. Isaiah says the the same "arise
       for your light has come ...but deep darkness upon the nations"
       Ezekiel says the same, Zechariah 14 says the same, God will go
       forth and fight for Israel as in the day of battle.
       You fail discern the difference between when God is scattering
       Israel and when He is gathering them, when He is punishing them
       and when He is blessing them, when He is fighting against them
       and when He is fighting for them.
       You jumble up the prophecies that speak about Israel's fall and
       the prophecies that speak about their rise.. [/quote]
       #Post#: 12801--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: guest8 Date: May 9, 2020, 8:09 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12797#msg12797
       date=1589005723]
       [quote author=Bladerunner link=topic=916.msg12731#msg12731
       date=1588861067]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12723#msg12723
       date=1588844122]
       [quote author=Bladerunner link=topic=916.msg12719#msg12719
       date=1588824301]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       The main point of my subject is to show that I believe in a
       wider mercy than is generally taught and to show some of the
       problems that arise from rejecting any doctrine taught in the
       bible i.e the Millennium.
       The problem I have with you are twofold.
       Ist you believe the modern doctrine of a pretribulation rapture,
       you always say you accept as literal the apocalypse and Daniel
       but you won't take as literal the words of Jesus who says His
       coming in the clouds to collect the elect is "after the
       trinbulation of those days...."[/quote]
       [
       First you say Modern doctrine when speaking about a pre-tib
       rapture. I have shown you many time, it is not a modern doctrine
       but the doctrine the Bible was written with. Yet you will not
       see the proof.
       Yes, Jesus is coming in the clouds to take His Church away, but
       not after Daniel's 70th week.
       You keep saying""after the tribulation of those days...."" which
       is Mat 24: 29...The previous context is Jesus Telling the Jewish
       people (ONLY) the beginning of Sorrows, Mat 24:8-20.. please
       read the verses here.
       In Mat 24:21: "For Then" begins another time period than that of
       verses 8-20.
       "For Then shall be great tribulation
       This period of time encompasses 3.5 years of Daniel's 70th week.
       Also know as Jacob's trouble as spoken by Jeremiah 30:7...
       Then the verse you keep throwing up. Mat 24:29.."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days"   was speaking directly
       about the context in the verses from Mat 24:21 to Mat
       24:29.......
       I hope this is enough proof for you...TO move the verse Mat
       24:29 into another verse with another context as you do, does
       not tell us anything.
       Here you are trying to put together Mat 24:29 .."Immediately
       after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened,
       and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall
       from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken:"
       with
       1 Thes 4:17.."Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught
       up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the
       air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord."     written by Paul
       and preached to both Jew and Gentile
       Matthew to the Jews only, Paul to the Jews and Gentiles. many
       years apart and both out of context.
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Paul states clearly that Antichrist is slain in the temple when
       the Lord returns, you claim as do all pretribbers that he will
       not be revealed until the church is gone. But when the Lord
       returns he meets his end not his beginning.[/quote]
       ]Where does PAUL state the Antichrist is killed in the temple.
       Of course you are talking about the temple of 70 AD......Who was
       the antichrist.....No one that I know of has produced a name for
       him......Also there was no Abomination of Desolate at the temple
       in 70 AD....NONE!.
       You have forgotten Revelation or are you willing to forget it is
       Also the WORD of GOD..
       Yes, I claim the Antichrist will not be publically known until
       the Church is gone...Do you Know His name today....The Church is
       still here. Look around you Billy.
       Then you say when the Jesus  come the 2nd time, he
       (satan-Antichrist-you do not specify) meets His end...Yet, again
       you forget Revelation, where we are told Satan is bound for
       1,000 years  and only then after 1,000 years does he meet his
       end in the lake of fire and brimstone.  Rev 20:2.."And he laid
       hold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and
       Satan, and bound him a thousand years,"
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       He is the cause of the great tribulation, tribulation or
       troublation or Jacob's trouble is persecution. The picture of it
       is when Jacob fled Laban. Laban was in hot pursuit and Jacob was
       fleeing home into the arms of Esau who [as he thought] had sworn
       to kill him.
       Yet Jacob could not have been safer, he was guarded by mighty
       angels. That is a precise picture of Jacob's trouble when the
       Jews will flee home in panic with the nations in
       pursuit.[/quote]
       Who is " He is the cause of the great tribulation"   and what
       are you talking about....I know the story of Laban and Jacob but
       they have nothing to do with the tribulations? ??? ??? ?Who have
       you been talking to?
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       But in Jeremiah 30 God chides them for being terrified and
       assures them they will be saved, they will be at peace and none
       shall make them afraid.[/quote]
       Yes, Jeremiah 30 is speaking about the future Tribulations...but
       is also in verse 4-7 He is speaking of the Latter days and
       Jacob's trouble. In Verse 7.."But he shall be saved out of it:
       Here Jer is telling the Jewish people that in this time of  God
       will save the people of Israel and bring them salvation by
       protecting theincomparable tribulation (rev 12:6) and lead them
       to a faith in the Messiah, Jesus Christ (Jer 23:6, Romans 11:26)
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       God says it is not the man who travails in childbirth but the
       woman, think on that, It is not God's first born son who
       travails but the bride, the church.[/quote]
       Billy, what does this have to do with...The church will not go
       through the tribulations as told various sources such as: Rev
       3:10.."Because thou hast kept the word of my patience, I also
       will keep thee from the hour of temptation, which shall come
       upon all the world, to try them that dwell upon the earth.";
       other scripture.. (1 Corinthians 15:51- 52; 1 Thessalonians
       4:15-17, John 14:3) for the rapture...
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       2.You keep repeating the 70 weeks when you say 2/3s of Israel
       will be slaughtered .... you won't find that in Daniel.[/quote]
       Daniel's 70th week is part of the 70 weeks prophecy given to him
       by Gabriel (Daniel 9:24..(KJV).."Seventy weeks are determined
       upon thy people and upon thy holy city, ......"
       In Zec 13:8-9.."And it shall come to pass, that in all the land,
       saith the LORD, two parts therein shall be cut off and die; but
       the third shall be left therein.  v9..And I will bring the third
       part through the fire, and will refine them as silver is
       refined, and will try them as gold is tried: they shall call on
       my name, and I will hear them: I will say, It is my people: and
       they shall say, The LORD is my God."
       As in the context of previous verses, God is speaking about the
       dispersed Jews around the world (happened in 135 AD). After this
       happened, God is speaking to the future where 2/3,"two parts
       therein shall be cut off and die"
       We see this in Isa 28:14,18..(KJV).."Because ye have said, We
       have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at
       agreement; when the overflowing scourge shall pass through, it
       shall not come unto us: for we have made lies our refuge, and
       under falsehood have we hid ourselves: "  v18...
       "And your covenant with death shall be disannulled, and your
       agreement with hell shall not stand; when the overflowing
       scourge shall pass through, then ye shall be trodden down by
       it."
       In this passage we find what was the covenant Israel made with
       the Antichrist...It was with Death and Hell. Here The Lord tells
       us why the Jews made it and what will happen to them because of
       it...They will be trodden down is where the 2/3 of them will
       die. This is during the "Great Tribulation" Jesus speaks of in
       Mat 24: 21.Jeremiah speak of Jacob's trouble in chapter 30 which
       is in the same time period.
       Those who flea the Abomination of Desolate at the beginning of
       the "great Tribulation " will become the 'Remnant of Israel'.
       Yes GOD will save all of Israel, all that is left that is.
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       What you will find in Daniel 12 is the same as Jeremiah 30,
       during the great tribulation St Michael will stand up for Israel
       and deliver them.[/quote]
       Look to the first three words in Daniel 12:1..(KJV).."And at
       that time shall Michael stand up,  "AT THAT TIME"  refers to
       what was happening in Daniel 11:36-45.. where verses 36-39..is
       telling us about a willful King (antichrist). In Daniel
       11:40-45, Daniel is telling us about the final conflict
       (Armageddon) and who are the players. This is the final conflict
       and last part of verse 45 tells us "yet he shall come to his
       end, and none shall help him."
       Here the antichrist will have nothing left,  He will die here
       and Be placed directly in the Lake of Fire and Brimstone along
       with his partner the 'False Prophet'.
       This is the event that the angel Michael is referring to in
       chapter 12:1...At the end of 12:1....The 'all of Israel is
       saved' "and at that time thy people shall be delivered,"
       Yet, only the ones found in the book of life." every one that
       shall be found written in the book."
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12643#msg12643
       date=1588680507]
       Same as Isaiah and Ezekiel and Zechariah and any other prophet,
       God at that time will fight against the nations who come up
       against Israel.
       It is true that Antichrist's final destination is the lake
       nevertheless he is physically slain in the temple when the Lord
       returns.
       [/quote]
       I agree with the first statement here, in that God does protect
       Israel against other nations. Yet, 2/3 of them will die...The
       Remnant (all) of Israel will be with him forever.
       The antichrist/son of Perdition (Satan) is not slain in the
       temple. (Rev 12), He is placed in the Bottomless pit for a 1,000
       years when he (Satan) will be loosed again for another round of
       Gog and Magog.
       Billy there is so much more that I could say and every bit of it
       goes against your version and follows the WORDs of GOD without
       removing, adding to, changing or ignoring any of His WORDS like
       your version does....
       Blade
       [/quote]
       ***********************May 7, 2020***************
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12723#msg12723
       date=1588844122]
       I say modern doctrine because it is a modern doctrine, you have
       only quoted Ephraim of Nisbis as ancient authority. The weight
       of consensus throughout church history is that the church will
       go through the tribulation. J. N. Darby and Schoffield
       popularised the Pretrib doctrine in the 19th century. The Great
       Tribulation must not be confused with the wrath of God, we will
       not be here to endure the wrath of God. The Great Tribulation is
       from man, it is persecution.
       The 70th week does not begin until The Lord comes, "they shall
       look upon Him whom they have pierced and mourn for Him as for a
       firstborn son." this marks Israel's conversion and the
       commencement of their 70th week ... the church will be gone and
       God begins dealing through His ancient people again.
       In Matthew 24 the disciples asked 3 distinct questions.
       Jesus had been speaking about the destruction of the temple and
       they asked
       1. when shall these things be ?
       2 what shall be the sign of Thy coming?
       3. and of the end of the world?
       In Luke 21 you see the same sermon but you will note several
       differences, not in doctrine but in the sequence of events. In
       Luke He begins with the signs of the end of the world but in
       verse 12 He says "But before these"  and He tells them what will
       happen in the meanwhile and you can read it in Acts and in
       secular history, the church was persecuted, Jerusalem was
       encompassed with armies, The christians fled to Petra and the
       Jews fell by the edge of the sword and carried off captive to
       every nation. He then reverts back to speaking about the
       endtimes.
       I haven't got it wrong. You can read Matt. 24 till your eyes pop
       out, it is very clear and concise.
       verse 21.
       For then shall be great tribulation such as was not since the
       beginning of the world, no, nor ever shall be.
       vs 29.
       Immediately after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be
       darkened and the moon shall not give her light and the stars
       shall fall from heaven and the powers of heaven shaken.
       And THEN shall appear the sign of the Son of Man in Heaven and
       then shall ALL the tribes of earth mourn [there is no secret
       rapture] and they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds
       of Heaven with great ower and glory.
       And He shall send His angels with a great sound of a trumpet and
       they shall gather His elect from the four winds, from one end of
       Heaven to the other.
       This corresponds with Thessalonians exactly. There are not
       multiple comings in the clouds with great power and glory and
       angels and trumpets. And we go to meet Him in those clouds.
       You keep quoting Zechariah 13. When God will smite the Shepherd
       and scatter the sheep.
       God DID smite Christ and Israel WAS scattered, 2/3rds HAVE been
       slaughtered, they have suffered persecutions in every nation
       they have been dispersed.
       In chapter 14.  God will gather ALL nations against Jerusalem
       and the city shall be taken and the houses rifled and the women
       ravished and half the city shall go forth into captivity and the
       residue of the people shall not be cut off from the city. THEN
       THEN shall the Lord go forth and fight against those nations as
       when He fought in the day of battle.
       It should be as clear as day to you that these are 2 distinct
       and different times.
       One time God is punishing the Jews and scattering them, but in
       the second He is fighting against the nations that have come
       against them ... they must have been re-gathered or the nations
       would not have come up against them.
       God cannot be scattering and gathering at the same time, He
       cannot be punishing them and fighting for them at the same time.
       We have seen in history the scattering of the Jews, Jesus
       actually quoted Zechariah 13 and applied it to Himself ... YOU
       keep applying it to the end times when ALL the prophets say God
       will re-gather the Jews and fight on their behalf.
       You've got it wrong.
       [/quote]
       It is obvious, you are still partially blinded. Billy, The Great
       Tribulation is GOD's WRATH......There is no sense in me
       continuing..It is obvious you don't understand what you are
       saying or maybe don't really care....I give up, May God have
       better results if be his will.
       Blade
       [/quote]
       Jacob's trouble [the Great Tribulation] is only mentioned once
       by that name it is in Jeremiah 30. YOU say 2/3rds of them will
       be slaughtered, Jeremiah God says they will be SAVED, Israel
       will be AT REST and NONE SHALL MAKE HIM AFRAID.... every man
       shall sit under his fig tree and under his vine ....who shall I
       believe?
       Daniel 12 speaking of the same time says St Michael will stand
       up and Israel will be delivered. Isaiah says the the same "arise
       for your light has come ...but deep darkness upon the nations"
       Ezekiel says the same, Zechariah 14 says the same, God will go
       forth and fight for Israel as in the day of battle.
       You fail discern the difference between when God is scattering
       Israel and when He is gathering them, when He is punishing them
       and when He is blessing them, when He is fighting against them
       and when He is fighting for them.
       You jumble up the prophecies that speak about Israel's fall and
       the prophecies that speak about their rise.. [/quote]
       [/quote]
       No, The prophecies are there and GOD wrote them, You are making
       a mistake removing them, changing them, and adding to them.  See
       REV 22: 18-19.....
       I wish you would define "ALL ISRAEL", please
       Blade
       #Post#: 12875--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: Billy Evmur Date: May 11, 2020, 3:19 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       "All Israel" is difficult to define because Paul doesn't define
       it or qualify it in any way. I don't think it can mean every
       single Jew. I think if only a remnant were to be saved Paul
       would have said "and so a remnant of Israel will be saved"
       There are things that have to be taken into consideration.
       Israel is an ELECT nation and that is important. Election has
       nothing to do with whether they do good or evil, the only
       important thing is that God chose them. Even when they did evil
       God brought good out of it. It was through their disobedience
       that salvation came to the Gentiles.
       Their rejection of Christ was according to God's predeterminate
       plan and purpose.
       I see the picture of it in the life of Joseph how he was
       despised by his brethren and cast out and to all intents came to
       a bloody end so far as Israel was concerned. But he became lord
       of the gentiles and saviour of the world. Finally after a very
       long time he was reconciled with his brethren ALL Israel He
       forgave them saying "you meant it for evil but God meant it for
       good."
       So it is with those considerations in mind we have to weigh up
       what Paul meant by "all Israel"
       #Post#: 12895--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: guest8 Date: May 11, 2020, 11:48 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12875#msg12875
       date=1589185153]
       "All Israel" is difficult to define because Paul doesn't define
       it or qualify it in any way. I don't think it can mean every
       single Jew. I think if only a remnant were to be saved Paul
       would have said "and so a remnant of Israel will be saved"
       There are things that have to be taken into consideration.
       Israel is an ELECT nation and that is important. Election has
       nothing to do with whether they do good or evil, the only
       important thing is that God chose them. Even when they did evil
       God brought good out of it. It was through their disobedience
       that salvation came to the Gentiles.
       Their rejection of Christ was according to God's predeterminate
       plan and purpose.
       I see the picture of it in the life of Joseph how he was
       despised by his brethren and cast out and to all intents came to
       a bloody end so far as Israel was concerned. But he became lord
       of the gentiles and saviour of the world. Finally after a very
       long time he was reconciled with his brethren ALL Israel He
       forgave them saying "you meant it for evil but God meant it for
       good."
       So it is with those considerations in mind we have to weigh up
       what Paul meant by "all Israel"
       [/quote]
       Billy you said:"I think if only a remnant were to be saved Paul
       would have said "and so a remnant of Israel will be saved""
       Have you not heard that Jesus is the author of the book and
       scripture that said that?   Then again maybe you have not
       heard....
       Blade
       #Post#: 12896--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: guest8 Date: May 11, 2020, 11:55 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote author=Bladerunner link=topic=916.msg12895#msg12895
       date=1589258905]
       [quote author=Billy Evmur link=topic=916.msg12875#msg12875
       date=1589185153]
       "All Israel" is difficult to define because Paul doesn't define
       it or qualify it in any way. I don't think it can mean every
       single Jew. I think if only a remnant were to be saved Paul
       would have said "and so a remnant of Israel will be saved"
       There are things that have to be taken into consideration.
       Israel is an ELECT nation and that is important. Election has
       nothing to do with whether they do good or evil, the only
       important thing is that God chose them. Even when they did evil
       God brought good out of it. It was through their disobedience
       that salvation came to the Gentiles.
       Their rejection of Christ was according to God's predeterminate
       plan and purpose.
       I see the picture of it in the life of Joseph how he was
       despised by his brethren and cast out and to all intents came to
       a bloody end so far as Israel was concerned. But he became lord
       of the gentiles and saviour of the world. Finally after a very
       long time he was reconciled with his brethren ALL Israel He
       forgave them saying "you meant it for evil but God meant it for
       good."
       So it is with those considerations in mind we have to weigh up
       what Paul meant by "all Israel"
       [/quote]
       Billy you said:"I think if only a remnant were to be saved Paul
       would have said "and so a remnant of Israel will be saved""
       Have you not heard that Jesus is the author of the book and
       scripture that said that?   Then again maybe you have not
       heard....
       Blade
       [/quote]
       Don't you see, God is taking them through fire to purify them
       that believe.
       He said He would not return until They called His name
       earnestly.
       Only the remnant of Israel are the ones that actually believe.
       Today there is a whole nation by the name of Israel where the
       majority of people do NOT believe in the Messiah or Jesus
       Christ.
       
       #Post#: 12917--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The ancient debacle settled
       By: Billy Evmur Date: May 13, 2020, 5:02 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Israel is to be restored. The remnant refers to the apostolic
       church as Paul says "and so at this present time God has saved a
       remnant..."
       It is the disobediant and unbelieving who will be restored, the
       faithful remnant do not need to be restored.
       They shall look upon Him whom they have pierced and mourn for
       Him as for a firstborn son and God will pour out upon Israel a
       spirit of supplication and they will seek Him, ALL Israel. the
       women by themselves will seek Him and the men by themselves will
       seek Him.
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