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Exactly what is it that I don't have a good grasp of?

You could be right. I don't even believe that in Matthew 28:19 that God ever told the Apostles to go to the Gentiles. My only defense is that the Apostles didn't believe it either.

When we have biblical discussions we often let the flesh take over. What did Jesus say, "Except you become as little children you shall no wise enter into the Kingdom of God." God also said through Paul, Heb 5:12-14 For when for the time ye ought to be teachers, ye have need that one teach you...

Notice that Matthew 13:40 says "end of this world." That world ended in 70 AD. Matthew 12:32 "---- neither in this world, G165 neither in the world to come." You have gone to a lot of work to explain, and I really appreciate that. I have read it all. You will really not agree with many...

Most of what I believe has come from the Bible and not man. What I believe about Daniel. The four kingdoms were Babylon, Medes & Persians, Greeks, and Rome. This is a Jewish book about Jews. This was about the age of the Law and was finished when the Law was completed. Many historians are...

Greetings Pilgrimshope We all see things a little different which probably means we are all wrong in some points. Have you taken into consideration Revelation 20?

Who or what are they reigning over in this millennium? You have the battle of Gog and Magog taking place during the Millennium, but how can that be? The harvest of the wheat and tares takes place in Revelation 19, and it clearly says the remanent are slain. Clearly there is no living soul on...

To be accurate the Bible does not say they will reign with Christ on earth. It only says they will reign with Christ a thousand years. As I read Ezekiel 37-39 there is a resurrection and then a battle with Gog and Magog. This same battle occurs in Rev 20:7-9 And when the thousand years are...

Amen. And Amen.

Well said. I do not believe all of these are saved, for it implies that the second death will have some power over them. At least as I understand them to be the second resurrection of Revelation 20. God also says he will judge between the sheep and the goats. We also see the ones that were...

Paul says, "My heart's desire for Israel is that they might be saved." So, I presented two instances that Paul called the unsaved Jews Israel, and the saved Jews the elect, or remanent. I believe your argument is with Paul.

Paul makes a distinction between Israel and the remnant. Rom 11:7 What then? Israel hath not obtained that which he seeketh for; but the election hath obtained it, and the rest were blinded

How can that be when Paul is the one that said it. Rom 11:17 And if some of the branches be broken off, and thou, being a wild olive tree, wert graffed in among them, and with them partakest of the root and fatness of the olive tree;

It appears the Jews who gave us the Talmud believed that Ezekiel's Temple was the second Temple. MISHNAH 2. THE GREAT GATE HAD TWO WICKETS, ONE TO THE NORTH AND ONE TO THE SOUTH. BY THE ONE TO THE SOUTH NO MAN EVER WENT IN, AND CONCERNING THIS THE RULE WAS DISTINCTLY LAID DOWN BY THE MOUTH OF...

Our timelines are different. I believe that Jesus fulfilled the law when Jesus said, "It is finished." I believe Israel was cut-off from the root and set aside. The age of the Law ended. A new age started with the acceptance of the Gentile. The age of the Gentile ends with the harvest, where...

Was that a yes, or no?

You recognize that there is a future age where prophesy is to be completed which is comforting. I don't have the answers, only opinions, and questions.

Don't you wonder how Jesus could commit iniquity? What do you think of the dry bones of Ezekiel. Do you understand it to be literal?

When I said you can try and spiritualize them, I was not referring to you personally but was generalizing us all including myself. Jesus said, "My Kingdom is not of this world." Luk 17:21 Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.

You have good points. Jesus offered himself as their King and they rejected him. The first time God offered himself to the Jew they rejected God. They then picked Saul. God then gave them his choice, who was David. Do we really understand how God is going to handle the return of the Jew? I...