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Good morning Turbosixx: I would like this thread to be an exchange of ideas, (as brothers in Christ) so we can learn from each other. Paul wrote, Romans 11:13, “For I speak to you Gentiles, inasmuch as I am the apostle of the Gentiles.” 1 Timothy 2:7, “I am ordained a preacher, and an...

I Agree!

I will open with this: the 490-year prophesy has nothing to do with the Great Tribulation that will last for 1260 days (3 ½ years); this is important to remember. I will touch on this later. Also, we must keep in mind that there are prophesies that overlap each other, confusing timelines. My...

Because my response is so long on your second question, I will put it on another thread, My timeline.

Hay, Moses Young, how you doing this very, very cold morning? You asked concerning this verse, "Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo...

Until the last supper, who would have thought Judas would have abandoned the Lord. And in the Garden of Gethsemane when they came to arrest the Lord, all the apostles abandoned the Lord? Mark 14:50, "And the (apostles) ALL forsook him (Jesus) and fled." Forsook is to abandon. 2 Timothy 4:10...

"Give me five!"

Cameron and Dino, I have to tell you this story. A few years ago, I was dating this lady; she was an English major at the University. I liked her very much, so I wrote her a love letter. About a week later, she returned it and gave me a C.

Dino and Cameron, you can Voila, and I'll say Walla. Back home if you said "Voila" people would say, "HUH?" If I said "Walla," the same people would say, "Okay, give me five!"

There are apparent differences between Paul’s Gospel and the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and most of John. In this period, Paul was persecuting Christians. After his conversion, he focused on the finished work of the cross and a gospel of grace. He never spoke of having to keep the law or...

And so, we grow in our faith.

Couldn't have said it any better.

You wrote, “I thought he confirmed it with his blood, in the midst of the 70th week. According to John’s gospel (?) about 3 years, so 3.5 years would fit.” This subject is rather difficult to explain, so bear with me. On October 27 A.D., Jesus completed the sixty-nine weeks of years (483...

That's true!

No, I meant "walla", where I come from N.Y. it means "there you go, that's it!"

Who do you think the saints are?

Let me start with one question. I am really having trouble following your timeline. Let's start here. 1. When do you think Ezekiel 39:28-29, was fulfilled. "I have gathered them unto their own land and have left none of them anymore there. Neither will I hide my face any more from them."

Okay, great post, enjoyed all three. I can see you study as a "Researcher," think for yourself and have an open mind; I like that.

Young Moses, your response is well thought out, thanks. You wrote, “The confirmation of the covenant is the Holy Spirit.” First, I have to ask you a few questions before we continue. 1. Can we both agree that Jesus brought with him a new covenant and that he is the mediator of that covenant...

Hay douggg, read your post, see a few serious holes in it. You wrote, "The person to confirm it will be the prince who shall come following the Gog/Magog event." That's an easy NO! Gog and Magog take place at the end of the 1000-year reign after Satan is loosed. Respectfully, your timelines...