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Welcome, CodyMast. I hope you find good fellowship and encouragement here.

Lina_b, Welcome from a new member himself...Glad you found the chat, and hope you continue to be uplifted and find fellowship here.

It comes with age, and being in His Body for over 65 years...I've heard many of the arguments. Nothing new under the Sun.

I won't argue, but I will repost so people will understand the words being typed out of my fingers: "This is not a chide, but rather...I want to make sure I was clear...so, did you read my original post? The 144k are saved after the Church is removed before the Tribulation. However, they are...

This is not a chide, but rather...I want to make sure I was clear...so, did you read my original post? The 144k are saved after the Church is removed before the Tribulation. However, they are saved via the same person and mechanism (Christ's substitutionary death) as you and I...saved by...

Brother, if you believe in the Rapture, then no...the 144k are not part of the Church, since it has been removed and during that period resides in heaven. The 144k are those saved by Grace, through Faith...but after the Church, the Body of Christ, has already been removed. But agreement on...

Gideon300, It might surprise people, but as an " Anglo-Catholic Dispensationalist" I agree whole-heartedly with you. To believe God fulfilled all His vows to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through the "Church" is to at best not understand God, and at worst, to call God a liar. When Saint Paul...

I have just joined to this site myself...and for the community and fellowship. So, let me welcome you as a new member too!

No. Actually, I'm rather an old guy and depend mostly on my old seminary and university history books (my wife thinks I'm a book hoarder)... But I will check out the reference you gave and I truly appreciate it.

That is very true, Rewriter. I would include the study of ancient European and Middle Eastern histories. And it should be stressed that it is important to know Scripture from Genesis to Revelation. Honestly, you cannot truly understand or appreciate the New Testament fully without a working...

Thank you all for the warm welcome. I look forward to sharing around the person of Christ in fellowship with you.

And thank you for the welcome. It is good to be here.

Thank you for the welcome. It is nice to be here.

Hello, I’m QuietLampstand; just a screen name, of course :) . I’m an Anglican-minded Christian (rather older) with a deep love for Scripture, theology, and the history of the Church, and I especially enjoy thoughtful conversations that bring Christians from different traditions together. I’m...