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No, Jesus has NOT put Satan, Death, and Hell under His feet yet. That doesn't happen until after the 1,000 years are over like Revelation 20 says. 1 Corinthians 15 says that death is the last enemy to be destroyed. It hasn't been destroyed yet.

So, on top of me constantly reminding you of Luke 24:44, Luke 24:44 - And he said unto them, These are the words which I spake unto you, while I was yet with you, that all things must be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses, and in the prophets, and in the psalms, concerning me...

Clearly, your response shows that you DID NOT read the scriptures that were posted to back up my view. You aren't using scripture to back up your view. What's even more clear is that you're only familiar with the New Testament and haven't really taken the time to study the Old Testament and...

As for Acts 2, it says: Acts 2:34-35 34 For David is not ascended into the heavens: but he saith himself, The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, 35 Until I make thy foes thy footstool. Because we know there is 1,000 years on earth, like Revelation 20 says so in verse 8...

You say: Hebrews says the Levitical system is abolished and cannot return, Acts 2 says the Davidic‑throne promise is fulfilled now in Christ’s resurrection and heavenly enthronement, Hebrews 12 says believers have come to heavenly Jerusalem, not earthly, and Revelation 21 says the final state...

As for being a theology teacher, I know what your background is and I know what theology school you went to, which is why you have an Amillennialist bias, which is in the minority when you look back at the survey I posted a couple of pages back. You were taught with a denominational biased...

No, what all of your responses are showing is that you choose to assign all unfulfilled details of the Old Testament as allegory to the New Testament. This is why it fails. You have claimed in the past that you don't do that, but you do. You've already conceded to me in the past that the...

Sorry, but your projected allegory doesn't hold up when there are specific dimensions given to the temple in Ezekiel chapters 40 through 48, the earthly descriptions of the House of Jacob still working and living off of the fruit of their own labor in the land God promised them, or the...

You said that Acts 15:14-17 only works if the NT ever says that David's throne would be re-established in Jerusalem, and it does at the end of this list of verses. However, your thinking that the NT absolutely has to say it this way in order for OT prophecy to be fulfilled is just biased...

That's where you're confused. The Bible clearly shows His throne sitting on both earth and in Heaven, as I just showed you earlier in Acts 15:14-17. That's why I said earlier in this thread that scripture has BOTH a literal fulfillment and a spiritual one. You're trying to turn everything...

The only one proving themselves to not be serious is you, since you just keep making excuses instead of addressing the scriptures I gave you. I'm still waiting for you to answer, but we both know that you don't know how to respond, which is why you keep stalling.

Now we're back to you ignoring Acts 15: Acts 15:14-17 14 Simeon hath declared how God at the first did visit the Gentiles, to take out of them a people for his name. 15 And to this agree the words of the prophets; AS IT IS WRITTEN, 16 After this I will return, and will build again the...

I've never mentioned "Israel's restored monarchy". I've always shown you how the literal state of Israel is being used by God/Jesus to set the stage for the permanent kingdom of Heaven through way of an God/Jesus' earthly kingdom for 1,000 years...FROM ISRAEL.

His argument is only trying to show you that Israel as a nation is being set apart for a specific reason and that reason is because God/Jesus ALWAYS uses the nation of Israel as the focal point for ALL prophecy and it is where Jesus starts His earthly Millennial Kingdom.

You're practicing lingual gymnastics now because there is definitely a form of a geopolitical world after Jesus returns to set up His Millennial Kingdom.

Maybe you're just overlooking other verses in the New Testament: Acts 3:19-21: Peter speaks of the times of refreshing and the restoration of all things, which God spoke by the mouth of His holy prophets, linking Jesus’ return to this restoration. Acts 15:16-17: James cites Amos 9:11-12...

And while you mention that the Disciples then go on to focus on a worldwide ingathering, why do you think Jesus always stayed back and said that He only came for the lost sheep of Israel in Matthew 15:24? Paul tells you why in Romans 15:8 why. Romans 15:8 - Now I say that Jesus Christ was a...

Come on! You're inserting your own bias again when you say that Jesus refuses the Disciples framework in Acts 1:6-7. He doesn't refuse it, it only tells them that they are not the ones who will know the time or the season in which it will happen. Of course Jesus is going to redirect them back...

Yes, the battle of Armageddon will happen before Jesus returns and rebuilds the land like Isaiah 51:3 shows. The only literal mention of the 1,000 years is in Revelation 20 and you have to refer back to the Old Testament and Isaiah 65 to see where people are living much longer lives (living...

When Jesus returns at His second coming, He returns to Jerusalem. The first thing he'll do is protect Israel from all of the surrounding nations that have tried to come up against it. Zechariah 12: 1 The burden of the word of the Lord for Israel, saith the Lord, which stretcheth forth the...