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  1. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    You forget that in the amillennial view the heavenly kingdom begins with the resurrection of Jesus.
  2. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    So it is earthly Israel that you are speaking of, not "the Jews". In most of the chapters of Zechariah there is a reference to the coming Messiah Jesus. Futurist/dispensationalists wherever possible attribute these references to the future millennial reign of Christ, because that fits their...
  3. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    The only "nation" that gets saved by the blood of Jesus is the one that is His body and bride.
  4. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    I am pretty sure that @Churchgoer did not declare the Jews to be unredeemable.
  5. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Thank you for that. You have established at least there is a connection between Moses and Elijah in the signs that they performed and the things that they did. That does not tell me however that they were Moses and Elijah in the flesh. The Moses connection is interesting, because Jerusalem in...
  6. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Good example. The Romans lives under tyranny and committed heinous acts of slaughter. Paul knew that God desired their salvation and did not hold back from telling them the truth.
  7. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    It seems that reincarnation back into earthly flesh is foreign to the ways of God. How did you get from Elijah to the two witnesses of Revelations 11:3? As far as I know the Bible has not told us their names.
  8. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Luke 1:17 And he shall go before him in the spirit and power of Elias, to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the disobedient to the wisdom of the just; to make ready a people prepared for the Lord. John 1:21 And they asked him, What then? Art thou Elias? And he saith, I am not...
  9. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Yes, the church has been particularly blindsided with bogus eschatology since May, 14th 1948. Yet the only Biblical earthly nation of Israel existed under the Mosaic covenant. Which Biblical covenant was this one founded under? By what authority do they commit genocide? Clearly a political move...
  10. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Mark 9:11 And they asked him, saying, Why say the scribes that Elias must first come? 12 And he answered and told them, Elias verily cometh first, and restoreth all things; and how it is written of the Son of man, that he must suffer many things, and be set at nought. 13 But I say unto you, That...
  11. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Yes, ἀποκάλυψις not ἀποκαλύψεις no problem I accept. Paul and Peter did not say any unbeliever was going to go through Daniels 70th week either, so I guess I am safe there. In regards to that "little season" of Revelations 20, I just figured that I could die before I get here or even during...
  12. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    The reason people throughout the ages have not been willing to hear the words of Jesus concerning John (Mathew 11:3-5) has nothing to do with lack of clear explanation by Jesus. Jesus in no way failed to restore His kingdom at the time either, so not accepting His words on that basis is also...
  13. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    You seem to have accidentally forgotten something here. The "first heaven and the first earth were passed away" (Rev 21:1) at the time of the new earth. Peter tells us more about that: 2 Peter 3:10 But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass...
  14. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Actually it is John who started us all using the term "antichrist", so it matters more what he says about it than me. All the references are in the chapters of 1John and 2John. There are "antichrists", "antichrist", "an antichrist" and "the spirit of antichrist". It seems that all who oppose the...
  15. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    In a general sense the beast out of the sea (Revelations 13:1) represents Rome, compared to a leopard, bear, and lion, ie all three previous empires discussed in Daniel 7. Yet in a specific sense the beast in this passage (vs.5-8) represents Nero. It was Nero who persecuted the church for 3.5...
  16. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Do you really think you are saving yourself by your theology? I already knew that you were a bit smug, but this takes it to a whole different level! Are you sure your not the Antichrist?
  17. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Silence can mean a lot of different things, but the fact that you interpret it that way also tells us a lot about your approach to interpretation.
  18. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    I have already expressed the view that the sixth king was Nero. Beasts generally represent empires, heads represent kings and horns represent provincial rulers, i.e. the 10 provincial rulers of Rome. The 7 mountains of Revelations 17:9 are also Rome. Nero is also specifically represented as a...
  19. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    The fact that people become bored with your voluminous posts and stop bothering to address the voluminous error in them should not be interpreted as a victory to you.
  20. Beekeeper

    Replacement theology? Yes or No.

    Mustard plants just need food and water.