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Ok, I thought I was missing a scripture example from my list :)

These are the only references to tithing I know of in the Bible Genesis 14:20; Hebrews 7:1-10; Genesis 28:20-22; Leviticus 27:30-33; Numbers 18:24-28; Deuteronomy 12:6-7; 11-12; 12:17-18; 14:22-29; 26:12; II Chronicles 31:5-6, 12; Nehemiah 10:37-38; 12:44; 13:5, 12; Amos 4:4; Malachi 3:8-10...

Where is the tithing at Pentecost ?

That view comes from Ancient Greek philosophy which has sadly infiltrated the church. Jesus tells us that "the meek" "shall inherit the earth." Matthew 5:5

Jesus himself said: Lets look at the verse in Hebrews in context. Notice that Hebrews chapter 11 mentions Abel, Enoch, Noah and Abraham, then in verse 13 we get this: "These all died in faith", who died in faith? All the ones previously listed. "These all died in faith, not having received...

So what happened to Lazarus? Why is he not the oldest man in the world today ? Let me guess, he was conveniently swept up to heaven, despite the Bible saying that our inheritance is on Earth, blesses are the meek etc.

And Lazarus went on to die, he did not have an immortal body, everlasting life, just an extension to his life.

That is a good argument against the full Preterist position, that everything has been fulfilled and things are getting better with more turning to Christianity every year. I do not see that, no doubt the time of no more sorrow and Christ as our King on earth will come, but at present all I see...

I do not believe in the Rapture myself, but if it was true, and I had to guess which type of Christians wanted which type of Rapture, I would say that all the chocolate soldiers, the ones that melt when the heat is on, want the Pre-Trib. They want the easy life and do not live anywhere where it...

Not a problem :)

Just found the post you must be on about it was from Davidstarr post 101

Ok so far When have I ever said that ? Never ! You must be getting mixed up with someone else's post

The abomination that maketh desolate is the Jews rejecting Christs Sacrifice - their continued Sacrifice was the abomination to God, the Roman Army was the Judgement

Daniel 11:31 is Rome, in the previous verses Rome had to put a stop to Antiochus so it can not be about him, he was defeated already. The arms shall stand - indicates a new power. the abomination that maketh desolate. - is the same thing Jesus spoke about in Mark 13:14 and Matthew 24:15-21...

Just to clarify - The Seleucid, or the Assyrian Empire was North of Jerusalem, and the Egyptian or the Ptolemaic Empire was South. The Majority of Daniel 11 concerns these Empires as the war against each other.

I think I am having one of those days- I cant make head nor tail of the argument here is - Care to simplify it for me ? I cant be bothered reading loads of text - sorry OMC but you are giving me information overload today, probably me not in the right mind :)

I got confused when you changed the historic timeline and put John Darby after Scofield. :P

Never mind that - what about gagging them before you shoot them so they don't scream until they are dead o_O ? That would freak me out :LOL:

Here is another aspect to why Jesus had to die that is connected with the OP. As we all know, God married Israel at Mt Sinai. Eventually Israel split into two houses, the house of Israel (10 tribes) and the house of Judah (2 tribes) Because of their idolatry God divorces the house of Israel...

I would say it depends how it is done, if its done softly spoken like you have a normal conversation between yourselves at a table is one thing but if its at high volume wanting the whole restaurant to hear then that's a look at me, like you was on stage acting :) I'd like to hear more comments...