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There is much more in the other books relating to the post millennium than what you find in Revelation 20. Take the battle of Gog and Magog. Just in Ezekiel 38 and 39 you find much more relating to the battle of Gog and Magog. You will see the fire comin down, just as in Revelation. Rev 20:8-9...

Why then did Jesus go and preach to those in prison? Didn't they know about Christ when they were alive? 1Pe 3:19 By which also he went and preached unto the spirits in prison; 1Pe 4:6 For for this cause was the gospel preached also to them that are dead, that they might be judged according to...

Paul does state that the Gentiles could be cast out, and the natural branch be reinstated. Notice that it was necessary for preachers to exist under Pauline teachings and the first Covenant, but no so for the second Covenant. Rom 10:14 How then shall they call on him in whom they have not...

I am afraid I don't express myself very well. I was asking if someone, even from the seventh Century BC, be considered a non-believer. Satan will still be on earth after the millennium, and the order of things in Revelation 20 presents the resurrection of the dead prior to the notice that Satan...

Can someone from prior to the manifestation of Christ be considered a non-believer? in the sense that anyone who rejects Christ is a non-believer. Also, isn't Satan still on earth in battle?

Rev 20:5 But the rest of the dead lived not again until the thousand years were finished.--- Who are the rest of the dead that are resurrected after the thousand years were finished? Do they partake in the battle of Gog in Magog?

Let me ask you this question. Was Eve one of Adam's ribs, or was that a metaphor?

You throw away a good portion of the bible in order for it to fit comfortably within your viewpoints. Perhaps we all do that to some extent. I understand one not being able to comprehend how the two kingdoms would be come one again, especially if you throw away Ezekiel's vision. To say the...

You have put much on the plate and I am having trouble deciphering it all. We all observe verses from different advantage points. A little clarity would help me understand what you are saying. Thank you.

I do not understand how one could not take Ezekiel 37 as literal. Why would God put flesh on them? Isn’t it the flesh that we war against? How would that ever align with any metaphorical application? Another point. If it was a metaphor, and you see Israel as spiritual dead, why did God say...

Ok, so the rapture takes place and then what happens?

Does that mean we have to go through 7 years of tribulation before Christ comes?

You just said the rapture is not prior to the tribulation. That means the tribulation comes first. So you stand with the post tribulation rapture group. Is that correct?

This doesn't make any sense to me. If the resurrection in Matthew 24 takes place after the tribulation, but takes place before the rapture. How can the rapture take place after the resurrection? 1 Thessalonians says the dead shall rise first, and then those that are alive are raptured up. Who...

What am I missing? Is the Resurrection as described in Matthew 24 pre-trib. or post trib?

You have the resurrection of the dead, and then the rapture. Who is the dead that is resurrected before the rapture? Are not the first century Christians included in the dead, and if not, why not?

Can't you see all the problems this creates. Are you saying 1 Thessalonians 4:17 is not the rapture?

Implementing a new rapture has changed doctrine, and your answer to my question was that there will be no gathering. Clearly in Matthew 24 there is a gathering. Another question. After the resurrection, those that are left, will they be raptured also, or will they be just left to die? Another...

In Matthew 24:31 it says they will be gathered. Mat 24:31 And he shall send his angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and they shall gather together his elect from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other.

Is that a rapture in Matthew 24:27, or is there more than one rapture?