The Church, and Israel and the Last Days.

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Only because you didn't want to read the scriptures I posted. You're not interested in what the Bible says, you only want to protect your belief and doctrine, just as you accuse the rest of us of doing.
I am not the one that is allergic to "before", and "normal life", or trying to make a case for half the world is saved in a theory over some postrib doctrinal prism

You guys own that.
 
Dude you got a nasty habit of twisting peoples words.. I never said that!
Your post
"You’re trying to force Noah, Lot, and the Second Coming into a single “rapture template,” but Jesus never uses them that way.
In Noah’s day, the ones taken are the wicked swept away by water.
In Lot’s day, the ones taken are the wicked consumed by fire.
In Christ’s return, the wicked are removed by the brightness of His coming.
These are judgment removals, not rapture removals.
Jesus is teaching how judgment falls, not when believers are gathered"


You were sayin?
 
I am not the one that is allergic to "before", and "normal life", or trying to make a case for half the world is saved in a theory over some postrib doctrinal prism

You guys own that.

LOL! You're the ONLY one who's ever mentioned "half the world" with your 50/50 talk throughout every conversation. I'm only allergic to your one word, two word, and 50/50 answers.

It's time for me to bow out and move on to a productive conversation where people understand what's being communicated.

Have a good day, Psalm1. Good Luck and God Bless!
 
Your post
"You’re trying to force Noah, Lot, and the Second Coming into a single “rapture template,” but Jesus never uses them that way.
In Noah’s day, the ones taken are the wicked swept away by water.
In Lot’s day, the ones taken are the wicked consumed by fire.
In Christ’s return, the wicked are removed by the brightness of His coming.
These are judgment removals, not rapture removals.
Jesus is teaching how judgment falls, not when believers are gathered"


You were sayin?
haha again you need to go back to grammar class dude.
Taken, removed, wiped away,

who is left after this wiping away? Hum...
 
Your post
"You’re trying to force Noah, Lot, and the Second Coming into a single “rapture template,” but Jesus never uses them that way.
In Noah’s day, the ones taken are the wicked swept away by water.
In Lot’s day, the ones taken are the wicked consumed by fire.
In Christ’s return, the wicked are removed by the brightness of His coming.
These are judgment removals, not rapture removals.
Jesus is teaching how judgment falls, not when believers are gathered"


You were sayin?

LOL! This is a prime example of how you didn't understand one word in OMC's post there.

OMC is telling you the DIFFERENCE between a judgement event and a rapture event and you read it all as the same rapture event.
 
Yes, the ekklesia appears in the OT (LXX) and NT, and yes, there has always been one people of God by faith, but that truth does not support your system — because the OT ekklesia was the assembly of Old‑Covenant Israel under Torah, while the NT ekklesia is the New‑Covenant Church (Jew + Gentile) in Christ, and Scripture explicitly distinguishes these two covenant communities rather than merging them: the OT assembly was a national, ethnic, covenant‑bound people (Exod 19; Deut 4), while the NT assembly is a transnational, Spirit‑born people (Eph 2:14–16; Gal 3:28), and the NT repeatedly says the Old Covenant is obsolete and vanished (Heb 8:13), the law‑nation is no longer the covenant people (Rom 10:4), and the Church is the new humanity created in Christ (Eph 2:15). So yes, there is one people of God by faith — but that one people is not “the modern nation of Israel,” and it is not “the biblical nation of Israel continued,” it is the New‑Covenant ekklesia formed by Christ, into which ethnic Israel will be grafted again by faith (Rom 11:23–27), not by pilgrimage, geography, or national sorting. Your claim that Malachi and Joel describe two Israels being sorted by a Jerusalem prayer‑call collapses because the prophets speak of the wicked vs. the righteous, not “modern Israel vs. biblical Israel,” and the NT defines the one people of God as those in Christ, not those in a political state

The Covenant in the OT was for the purpose of bring the Messiah into the world.. that purpose has been completed.
Salvation was the same in both the OT and NT. Except those who lived by faith in the OT had to wait for the promise to be fulfilled.
No one was saved by ethnicity or the law.
 
LOL! This is a prime example of how you didn't understand one word in OMC's post there.

OMC is telling you the DIFFERENCE between a judgement event and a rapture event and you read it all as the same rapture event.
Lol!!
He has the wicked man rapture in full view.
He is saying nothing of Lot removed.
He is saying the wicked are removed.
( how lame is that to say both are removed???)
This is a prime example of how you did not know what was said.

You stroked his back prematurely
 
haha again you need to go back to grammar class dude.
Taken, removed, wiped away,

who is left after this wiping away? Hum...
Lol
You got Lot and sodom removed in that story.

Or should we go with the wicked removed and Lot stays in the city?

Lame
 
In the story of the babies murdered by Herod.
Those that stayed were removed????
Jesus stayed???? Was he removed????

Facepalm
 
The Covenant in the OT was for the purpose of bring the Messiah into the world.. that purpose has been completed.
Salvation was the same in both the OT and NT. Except those who lived by faith in the OT had to wait for the promise to be fulfilled.
No one was saved by ethnicity or the law.
Yes, salvation has always been by faith — Abraham, David, Ruth, Isaiah, all were justified by trusting God’s promise — but that does not mean the Old‑Covenant ekklesia and the New‑Covenant ekklesia are the same covenant community.
The OT covenant was indeed the messianic pipeline (Rom 9:4–5), but it was also a national, ethnic, Torah‑bound structure (Exod 19; Deut 4) that created a real, historical distinction between Israel and the nations (Eph 2:12).
That covenant is now obsolete and vanished (Heb 8:13), its law‑nation no longer the covenant people (Rom 10:4), and the NT ekklesia is a new humanity (Eph 2:15) made of Jew and Gentile without ethnic or legal privilege (Gal 3:28).
Saying “salvation was the same” does not erase the fact that the covenant structure was different: OT saints were saved by faith in the promise, but they lived inside a covenant that separated Israel from the nations; NT saints are saved by faith in the fulfilled Christ and live inside a covenant that unites Jew and Gentile into one body.
That’s why the prophets never describe two Israels being sorted by geography or pilgrimage — they describe the wicked vs. the righteous, and the NT defines the one people of God as those in Christ, not those in a political state.
 
The plane crashed.
Hundreds were removed right there in their seats.
When will the world catch on to our brand new definition of death.

"Ha ha , they didn't die, they were removed """!!!!

Rewriting the Bible one definition at a time.
 
Yes, salvation has always been by faith — Abraham, David, Ruth, Isaiah, all were justified by trusting God’s promise — but that does not mean the Old‑Covenant ekklesia and the New‑Covenant ekklesia are the same covenant community.
The OT covenant was indeed the messianic pipeline (Rom 9:4–5), but it was also a national, ethnic, Torah‑bound structure (Exod 19; Deut 4) that created a real, historical distinction between Israel and the nations (Eph 2:12).
That covenant is now obsolete and vanished (Heb 8:13), its law‑nation no longer the covenant people (Rom 10:4), and the NT ekklesia is a new humanity (Eph 2:15) made of Jew and Gentile without ethnic or legal privilege (Gal 3:28).
Saying “salvation was the same” does not erase the fact that the covenant structure was different: OT saints were saved by faith in the promise, but they lived inside a covenant that separated Israel from the nations; NT saints are saved by faith in the fulfilled Christ and live inside a covenant that unites Jew and Gentile into one body.
That’s why the prophets never describe two Israels being sorted by geography or pilgrimage — they describe the wicked vs. the righteous, and the NT defines the one people of God as those in Christ, not those in a political state.

The point is dispensationalism is not found in scripture.
 
Lol
You got Lot and sodom removed in that story.

Or should we go with the wicked removed and Lot stays in the city?

Lame
Wow you are a lot of work!

Lot was taken by the hand and led to safty by the Angel,
Those left behind in the cities were TAKEN BY FIRE, TAKEN, REMOVED, NOT REPTURED, REMOVED!
 
The plane crashed.
Hundreds were removed right there in their seats.
When will the world catch on to our brand new definition of death.

"Ha ha , they didn't die, they were removed """!!!!

Rewriting the Bible one definition at a time.
Its how the greek describe the event but you would know that if you understood grammar and syntax.
 
LOL! You're the ONLY one who's ever mentioned "half the world" with your 50/50 talk throughout every conversation. I'm only allergic to your one word, two word, and 50/50 answers.

It's time for me to bow out and move on to a productive conversation where people understand what's being communicated.

Have a good day, Psalm1. Good Luck and God Bless!
Ok.
maybe someone can communicate a dictionary to you.
A good conversation, more productive, may include a debate over the meaning of half stayed and half left.
( 50 - 50 bizarre paranoia).
Jesus said it.
I only report it to your detriment.

I know it is difficult getting your sacred cows blown apart.

Have a good day and God bless!
 
Wow you are a lot of work!

Lot was taken by the hand and led to safty by the Angel,
Those left behind in the cities were TAKEN BY FIRE, TAKEN, REMOVED, NOT REPTURED, REMOVED!
Riiiiiiiiight.
They did not stay and die did they?
Facepalm

Far far from it....
The emporer has no clothes.


How embarrassing for you.
 
Riiiiiiiiight.
They did not stay and die did they?
Facepalm

Far far from it....
The emporer has no clothes.


How embarrassing for you.
It is impossible to hold an intelligent conversation with you. I bid you good day.
 
Lol!!
He has the wicked man rapture in full view.
He is saying nothing of Lot removed.
He is saying the wicked are removed.
( how lame is that to say both are removed???)
This is a prime example of how you did not know what was said.

You stroked his back prematurely

No, what we was pointing out to you is that NEITHER Lot or Noah were the ones removed from the earth, the rest of the people in Sodom & Gomorrah were the ones being removed from the earth.

A rapture is an event where people are removed from the earth.

Two separate events. Two different ways. One was removal for judgement. The other is a removal for salvation.