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Like I said you need to read more closely, I stated the proclamations themselves were fulfilled, he had to PROCLAIM the TIMES and in Luke 4 he cuts it short and states what was FULFILLED in their EARS but in the the latter one (not mentioned in Luke 4 but in Luke 21:22 that was not fulfilled in their ears.
Its exactly what I suggested, pay attention
Its exactly what I suggested, pay attention
Jesus was TO PROCLAIM two of those things, it shows WHERE he proclaimed the first in Luke 4 where he specifically says this saying is fulfulled in YOUR EARS and in Luke 21:22 is WHERE again his second proclamation of Isaiah is found since its Jesus job to proclaim the same and these are found where I have pointed them out.
You have a problem with it apparently but I do not know what else to tell you, you seem to desire to be argumentive about it.
You have a problem with it apparently but I do not know what else to tell you, you seem to desire to be argumentive about it.
Isaiah said Jesus would PROCLAIM the days of vengeance and JESUS FULFILLED Isaiah;s TO PROCLAIM
You still arent listening, he stated what was fulfilled in their ears in Luke 4 and what would be, if you read Luke 21:22
Jesus proclaimed BOTH one he stated was fulfilled the other he did not, its a no brainer really,
You still arent listening, he stated what was fulfilled in their ears in Luke 4 and what would be, if you read Luke 21:22
Jesus proclaimed BOTH one he stated was fulfilled the other he did not, its a no brainer really,
Now that's confusing. Jesus only proclaimed at His 1st coming that the first part of Isaiah 61:1-2 was fulfilled, not having read the last part of verse 2. It did NOT say that latter part was ever fulfilled, period. That because it still has not been fulfilled to this day.
What it sounds like is you are misunderstanding other Scripture where some say all Scripture was fulfilled with Jesus' first coming to die on the cross. If you study those NT Scriptures using the word "fulfilled" you'll find most of them were specific to certain events involving Christ's 1st coming and did not mean all... the OT prophecies were then fulfilled.
But this one, does not involve the fulfilling at His 1st coming Ministry:
Luke 21:22
22 For these be the days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled.
KJV
That "days of vengeance" will only be fulfilled on the final day with His 2nd coming; it's about the "day of the Lord" events per Bible prophecy. That's why that passage doesn't point to OT prophecy that was to be fulfilled at His 1st coming, it instead points to all OT prophecy involving the end of this present world.
What it sounds like is you are misunderstanding other Scripture where some say all Scripture was fulfilled with Jesus' first coming to die on the cross. If you study those NT Scriptures using the word "fulfilled" you'll find most of them were specific to certain events involving Christ's 1st coming and did not mean all... the OT prophecies were then fulfilled.
But this one, does not involve the fulfilling at His 1st coming Ministry:
Luke 21:22
22 For these be the days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled.
KJV
That "days of vengeance" will only be fulfilled on the final day with His 2nd coming; it's about the "day of the Lord" events per Bible prophecy. That's why that passage doesn't point to OT prophecy that was to be fulfilled at His 1st coming, it instead points to all OT prophecy involving the end of this present world.
I know this is very confusing for you but the anointed (our Jesus) was prophesied to speak on those things and I was showing where he spake of those things (as he himself mentions the same in each place) the first in Luke 4 which was also fulfilled in their hearing and the other in Luke 21 which was not fulfilled in their hearing (and so obviously not that this little discussion is ridiculous)
The woman at the well knew the Messiah would tell them all things
John 4:25 The woman saith unto him, I know that Messias cometh, which is called Christ:
when he is come, he will tell us all things.
She must have had a clue about prophecy and what to expect a little of
Mark 13:23 But take ye heed: behold, I have foretold you all things.
The woman at the well knew the Messiah would tell them all things
John 4:25 The woman saith unto him, I know that Messias cometh, which is called Christ:
when he is come, he will tell us all things.
She must have had a clue about prophecy and what to expect a little of
Mark 13:23 But take ye heed: behold, I have foretold you all things.
You are correct in that, Lk21:21 is regarding the Lord's return to the earth to end the age. But verse 36 is referring to the resurrection and catching away, as how to escape that time period when Jesus said:
"Be always on the watch, and pray that you may be able to escape all that is about to happen, and that you may be able to stand before the Son of Man.”
"Be always on the watch, and pray that you may be able to escape all that is about to happen, and that you may be able to stand before the Son of Man.”
Why insert a pre-trib rapture into that where there is none?
The event our Lord Jesus is telling them about escaping is that "day of the Lord" event of His wrath getting ready to be poured out upon the wicked on the final day of this world. The closest Scripture relation to that is when the dead bodies of God's two witnesses of Rev.11 suddenly stand up and are resurrected to the shock of all who see them.
The event our Lord Jesus is telling them about escaping is that "day of the Lord" event of His wrath getting ready to be poured out upon the wicked on the final day of this world. The closest Scripture relation to that is when the dead bodies of God's two witnesses of Rev.11 suddenly stand up and are resurrected to the shock of all who see them.