Dominionism and the NAR

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Scotth1960

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Hey Scott. Thanks, But I have studied this in great Detail. all sides, including the ammilenialist view.

AD 70 bcould not be the fulfillment.

The abomination was not completed.

The many wars was not completed

the covenant was not made with israel.

if it was the fulfillment, There was a literal 69 years. Then a gap. then the final 7 happened between 62 AD and 70 Ad (29 years after messiah was cut off. making a 29 year ga0.

if there was a 29 year gap between the 69th and 70th week. Why can;t there be a 2000 year gap?
[The Church could not be a mere "parenthesis" in God's plan. Christ said He'd be on earth with His Church "until the end of the age". Not until 7 years before the end of the age. Also, John 17:15 shows Christ does not will to take His Church out of the world, but to keep His Church from the evil one (antichrist). Also, He said through Saint Paul that the communion service would show His death until He comes again. If Israel is the only vessel of God on earth during the tribulation, and there is no Christian Church that believes in Christ, who is going to serve communion of the Lord's body and blood until His second coming. Also, how can Israel be converted to Jesus Christ during the great tribulation believed to still be future if the Holy Spirit is taken out of the world? Without the Holy Spirit, no one is converted to Jesus Christ. So the Jews would be in unbelief, and the gates of hell would prevail against the Church. There would be no people of God on earth, if the Church is taken out of the world 7 years before the second coming. Pre tribulation "rapture" is a heresy from satan.

 
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AnandaHya

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lol its another zone and EG sparring match. anyone want popcorn?



(think this one might be a rerun)
 
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Abiding

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Please keep this going......since you both still love each other....this is great...ill make the popcorn, and get refreshments. :)
 

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lol its another zone and EG sparring match. anyone want popcorn?



(think this one might be a rerun)
ROTFLMHO!

i'm going easy on him tho cuz he ain't heavy, he's my brutha.
 
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Abiding

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lol its another zone and EG sparring match. anyone want popcorn?



(think this one might be a rerun)
Hey! u beat me...well we wont run out :)
 
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eternally-gratefull

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ROTFLMHO!

i'm going easy on him tho cuz he ain't heavy, he's my brutha.
Hey I want some of that popcorn!!

lol. This is actually fun
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eternally-gratefull

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Hey Scott. Thanks, But I have studied this in great Detail. all sides, including the ammilenialist view.

AD 70 bcould not be the fulfillment.

The abomination was not completed.

The many wars was not completed

the covenant was not made with israel.

if it was the fulfillment, There was a literal 69 years. Then a gap. then the final 7 happened between 62 AD and 70 Ad (29 years after messiah was cut off. making a 29 year ga0.

if there was a 29 year gap between the 69th and 70th week. Why can;t there be a 2000 year gap?
[The Church could not be a mere "parenthesis" in God's plan. Christ said He'd be on earth with His Church "until the end of the age". Not until 7 years before the end of the age. Also, John 17:15 shows Christ does not will to take His Church out of the world, but to keep His Church from the evil one (antichrist). Also, He said through Saint Paul that the communion service would show His death until He comes again. If Israel is the only vessel of God on earth during the tribulation, and there is no Christian Church that believes in Christ, who is going to serve communion of the Lord's body and blood until His second coming. Also, how can Israel be converted to Jesus Christ during the great tribulation believed to still be future if the Holy Spirit is taken out of the world? Without the Holy Spirit, no one is converted to Jesus Christ. So the Jews would be in unbelief, and the gates of hell would prevail against the Church. There would be no people of God on earth, if the Church is taken out of the world 7 years before the second coming. Pre tribulation "rapture" is a heresy from satan.

Who said I believed in pre-trib??

Stop assuming things Scott

the 70 weeks of daniel is not this age. It was the age of Israel, Daniels people

the church age is the age of the gentiles.

Paul said it will come to and end, and Israel will be restored. your argument is with him. Not me
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Dominionism is the basis for each FLAVOUR of Dispensational Theology.

"post-trib" is merely another variety of the same animal as "pre-trib" since they BOTH:

1) deny the Finished Work of Christ
2) deny that His Kingdom is not of this world

both are "sects" within Christianity that are being manipulated into Dominionism, for satan, not Christ.

they both have the same end game, the same behind-the-scenes operators, and spring from the same SOURCE.

beware the Leaven of THE PHARISEES.
This shows your ignorance on the issue (not an insult). It shows you do not know what you are talking about on the subject (something you really should do) Post trib believers oppose dispensationalism. good historica premillennialis''. The apostels taught the post trib return of Christ. You are surely not claiming the apostels denied the finished work of Christ do you?

If you do not know the difference between dispensationalism, and historcal premillennialism you should even be discusssing this
 

zone

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Thjis is pure conjecture. Daniel was not praying for just a few people to come to Christ. We already know from scripture many jews, including daniel himself) was already following God at the time of his prayer. In fact it would easy to think as many israelies in Daniels time followed God than there were when the church started.


bra,
israel has rarely been obedient as a nation.

God's promise was always a remnant. only a remnant. same all the way through their history. how may were in the wilderness? a million?

how many made it to The Promised Land?

we do not know what the final number of saved jews is.

same as we don't know how many gentiles will be saved.

Daniel was not praying for a few to be saved. He was praying for his people to repent and be restored. And God be mercifull to them.


right.
and so what did the angel come and tell him?

all that stuff that would be accomplished for his people and jerusalem.

now, you've either got pretend 70AD didn't happen (titus and the soldiers left her desolate), or aknowledge that the angel meant what he said about Jerusalem, but not about Jesus.

you gotta go in to Dan 9 with an exacto knife and make trouble, or you leave it alone and let it speak.

Christ came when prophesied, Finished His Work exactly as prophesied, it is testified to throughout the entire Bible.

what you refuse to see is that God's Plan was not changed, slowed, postponed or altered one iota by unbelieving jews. because you were raised on Scofield's "israel-centric" (dispnsational) view of Redemptive History instead of a Christo-centric view.

every Promise God made israel is fulfilled. when the believers enter the eternal state with believing gentiles, the consummaton of our inheritence is complete.

Romans 11 says NOTHING that indicates either jewish universalism, OR a 2000 year reprieve from judgment because their forefathers rejected Christ - that is patently absurd and does dreadful violence to the whole Plan.

the start of the 70th week refers to the start of the ministry of Jesus, he was crucified in the middle of the week and the end of the week corresponds to the Gentiles coming to Christ (Cornelius)....end of story.

the fullness of the gentiles simply means the fullness of God's mystery of the Church (Eph) realized by the bringing in of THE OTHER SHEEP, which are not of this fold (israel): THEM I MUST BRING ALSO....the gentiles.

done deal.

Romans 11:31
so they too have now become disobedient in order that they too may now receive mercy as a result of God's mercy to you.

see? nice and orderly.
no weird gaps, no 2 separate plans, no two peoples, etc etc.

Can't be it. Or romans 11 is null and void and a lie. As paul said they are grafted in. But only for a time. When Israel will repent, and as a nation be restor4ed to the place she had before she rebelled. When the times of the gentiles are complete. The times of the gentiles are not complete yet.


Paul never said anything about a short time. and there's zero abut israel being restored to some level of glory aside from eternal life with Jesus, of which we are all partakers.

you gotta have a pretrib rapture to get your gentile church off the earth so God can switch back to Plan A for israel >> Hollywood, dude....a Pharisee Production.

it just ain't written at all. not in there.

As far as salvation you are correct. As far as Gods representatives on earth. They are separate. The church (gentile) is Gods representative now. Isreal is not. They do not even Follow God. But OT prophesy, And NT prophesy says that in the end. the church will fall away, (this will be the end of gentile representation) and Israel will be restored.


it says nothing of the sort.
there will be a time of great falling away from at the end, but that's by nominal christians (in profession only - jew and gentile).

true believers (jew and gentile) go through the trib and emerge victorious dead or alive.

These are Gods words not mine sis.


no Bud.
those are somebody else's ideas...its LEAVEN.
a whole buncha guys are in on it.

Well if 70 AD was the fulfillment there is a 30 year gap. because messiah was cut off (killed ) at the end of the 69th week. which puts 37 years between this week and the end of the 70th. So either way there is a gap.


EG:
listen man okay?

Titus and the boyz destroying the city are mentioned in Daneil 9 but are not prophesied as FALLING WITHIN THE 70 WEEKS.

Jesus decreed her fate inside the 70 weeks....Titus carried it out 37 years later; EXACTLY AS JESUS SAID - ALL THESE THINGS SHALL COME UPON THIS GENERATION (those living when He was rejected).

Still love ya also. But 70 weeks have not yet been fulfilled. The times of the gentiles is now. Has not ended. SO Israel has not yet returned .:D
it's now or never.
for everybody EG.

i'm gonna do another Noahide Laws thread tomorrow to show you whey they injected the dispy Leaven into the church....

:D
 

zone

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This shows your ignorance on the issue (not an insult). It shows you do not know what you are talking about on the subject (something you really should do) Post trib believers oppose dispensationalism. good historica premillennialis''. The apostels taught the post trib return of Christ. You are surely not claiming the apostels denied the finished work of Christ do you?

If you do not know the difference between dispensationalism, and historcal premillennialism you should even be discusssing this
HA?

POST TRIB?
what's that got to do with anything?

the choices were pretrib dispy VS POST MILLENNIAL.


Post Trib what? Second Advent followed by Judgement? GREAT - THAT'S AMILLENNIALISM....if it's post-trib followed by a literal 1,000 years its still DISPENSATIONAL BUNK.

ok?:)
 
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Abiding

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This shows your ignorance on the issue (not an insult). It shows you do not know what you are talking about on the subject (something you really should do) Post trib believers oppose dispensationalism. good historica premillennialis''. The apostels taught the post trib return of Christ. You are surely not claiming the apostels denied the finished work of Christ do you?

If you do not know the difference between dispensationalism, and historcal premillennialism you should even be discusssing this[/quot







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You may not have insulted zone...but you insulted me:(...show some respect to your elders.
 
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AnandaHya

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This shows your ignorance on the issue (not an insult). It shows you do not know what you are talking about on the subject (something you really should do) Post trib believers oppose dispensationalism. good historica premillennialis''. The apostels taught the post trib return of Christ. You are surely not claiming the apostels denied the finished work of Christ do you?

If you do not know the difference between dispensationalism, and historcal premillennialism you should even be discusssing this
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You may not have insulted zone...but you insulted me:(...show some respect to your elders.
don't be mad Abiding. i'm not sure i know the difference between the two but if you don't discuss it how will you ever learn?

the only teachers or people who don't like questions are the ones who are insecure in their position or don't have the intelligence or words to accurately explain it to others without being rude. You can learn words but only God can increase intelligence and help with the politeness thing.

2 Timothy 2:23-27
New King James Version (NKJV)
23 But avoid foolish and ignorant disputes, knowing that they generate strife. 24 And a servant of the Lord must not quarrel but be gentle to all, able to teach, patient, 25 in humility correcting those who are in opposition, if God perhaps will grant them repentance, so that they may know the truth, 26 and that they may come to their senses and escape the snare of the devil, having been taken captive by him to do his will.


oh yeah there are those who don't want to admit they are wrong or don't know or have the answers.

personally I respect people who say things like "I don't know let me research, and pray about it" or "I don't know but I know someone who does, let us go to the Lord in prayer" or even "that's a good question, you can ask God when you see Him in Heaven" lol the last one I got after about 20 unanswerable questions I asked about points in the Bible :)

God might not answer all our questions or prayers but He answers the important ones we need to know to do His will on Earth and show His love and power to the world :)
 
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Grey

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I suppose this is a good example of the the short comings of democracy. Sure you can vote, but that vote can be manipulated or even faked, and although there's plenty of "representatives" of the people, those representatives can be bribed or simply bad to start out with. That's why I'm starting to favor smaller governments even old testament styled Monarchies. Because if the government's corrupt at least you know who's the bad guy. Any other thoughts? (I'm not 100% behind my views I'm flexible :))
 
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This shows your ignorance on the issue (not an insult). It shows you do not know what you are talking about on the subject (something you really should do) Post trib believers oppose dispensationalism. good historica premillennialis''. The apostels taught the post trib return of Christ. You are surely not claiming the apostels denied the finished work of Christ do you?

If you do not know the difference between dispensationalism, and historcal premillennialism you should even be discusssing this






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You may not have insulted zone...but you insulted me:(...show some respect to your elders.
Elder or not anyone that doesnt know the diference between dispensationalism, and historical premillennialism need not to discuss it. No one should speak on things they do not know about, except to ask and learn
 
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don't be mad Abiding. i'm not sure i know the difference between the two but if you don't discuss it how will you ever learn?
I would agree. However it is one thing to discuss and learn. It is another do declare the two the same as if you are an authority on the subject, when is reality you do not know enough about either to know the difference between them
 

zone

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Elder or not anyone that doesnt know the diference between dispensationalism, and historical premillennialism need not to discuss it. No one should speak on things they do not know about, except to ask and learn
I would agree. However it is one thing to discuss and learn. It is another do declare the two the same as if you are an authority on the subject, when is reality you do not know enough about either to know the difference between them
lay it on us 4runner.

i say

premillennialism is dispensationalism.

adding a literal 1,000 year 'dispensation' onto the end of Redemptive History is dispensationalism no matter what you want to call it.

but if premillennialism does NOT attach a 1,000 year period after the Second Advent, please show me.
i'm asking...you teach.
 
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lay it on us 4runner.

i say

premillennialism is dispensationalism.

adding a literal 1,000 year 'dispensation' onto the end of Redemptive History is dispensationalism no matter what you want to call it.

but if premillennialism does NOT attach a 1,000 year period after the Second Advent, please show me.
i'm asking...you teach.
Not all premillennialist are dispensationalist, and the fact that you think so proves my point.
 

zone

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Not all premillennialist are dispensationalist, and the fact that you think so proves my point.
i asked: DOES PREMILLENNIALISM ATTACH A 1,000 YEAR EARTHLY REIGN AFTER THE SECOND ADVENT?

should be fairly easy to explain. yea or nay?