The Thousand Years Millennium
The word 'Millennium' doesn't appear in the Bible, although it is used throughout the world to describe the 1000 year millennial reign after the SECOND coming of Christ which we find in Revelation 20:2-7.
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So there is no mistaking that this time period is going to be a 1000 years. But when does it start? The popular mainstream teaching is after the church is "rapture," the saints spent 7 years in heaven with Jesus while the great tribulation happens on earth. Then after the 7 years, they believe the church comes back to earth with Jesus where He will reign from Israel for a 1000 years. The rapture teaching is false. The seven years tribulation teaching is false and of course, this teaching of Jesus reigning on earth for 1000 years while the wicked continue to live is also false. So what is the truth? Let's find out.
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What is the 1000 Years Millennium?
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Post #61
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He begins to talk about this in chapter 5 and majors on it in chapters 6 and 8.
It is our spiritual resurrection, the "first resurrection" that the second death cannot hurt.
Those are important verses in Paul's writings, about our spiritual death that still dogs us, but is now shared with, and overcome by, our new resurrection life in Christ by the Holy Spirit.Read Romans 8:1-7 special verse 4 and 7.
He begins to talk about this in chapter 5 and majors on it in chapters 6 and 8.
It is our spiritual resurrection, the "first resurrection" that the second death cannot hurt.
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Yes, I get you. Try to understand me what I'm gonna to say. We known that the book of Revelation has many symbolic languishes, so there also literal things in there. If we see revaluation 12:1-17. You see some point there that the Bible interpreted itself. Let's see some example in Revelation 12.Checkpoint wrote:Yes, I do see the difference.Pipiripi wrote:Yes, you are completely right. There I will people to focused their mind in spiritual affect. Help others with your knowledge. We must help people's seeing the spiritual, of all what is happening now and in the future.Checkpoint wrote:The war in heaven was fought and won when Jesus was here. As a result he is bound to the earth, to this world and its system.Pipiripi wrote:Yes sir/miss, You get it just were it belongs. The war has begin in heaven, and it end here when the 1000 years millennium is done. This time we will participate or on Jesus side or the devil. There's no other way.Checkpoint wrote: [Replying to post 53 by Pipiripi]
I asked you
Are you saying you get that this binding of Satan so he is now on that chain, is a present, here and now, spiritual reality?
You answered
Yes, but when Christ came the chain was shortened and became a kingdom reality, from the time of his ministry onwards.Yes, a spiritual chain. Do you remember that he has ask God permission for hurt Job? He can do nothing if God not allowed him. But it isn't just like we humans do.
It was and is directly related to the clash of kingdoms; Satan's and God's.
The war continues but God's people win because they have spiritual heavenly life that overcomes deception and death.
It's what Revelation 12 is all about.
Look at this on: Literal mind seeing a war literary in Israel. Spiritual mind see spiritually a war against Satan and his angels. Do You see the difference?
But I also see the difference between us, you and I.
You see "the first resurrection" as literal and therefore yet future, whereas I see it as spiritual and therefore a present reality.
You see the "thousand years" as literally that specific number, whereas I see it as spiritual, an age that begins with the binding of Satan that occurred during the ministry of Christ, and remains a present reality.
D o you see the difference?
1. Women -- Church
2. Dragon -- Satan
3. Stars -- Demons
4. Baby -- Jesus
This is how I follow the interpretation of the Bible. State me how you understand Revelation 12. And if you have time, I really wont you to see the debate between Jim Staley And Chris Rosebrough. It is long, but very interesting.
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Post #63
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My point is that Chapter 12 does not chronologically follow Chapter 11, and that Chapter 20 likewise does not chronologically follow Chapter 19.
Most Christians, whether they have a literal or a spiritual position, understand those specifics as you do. That includes me.Yes, I get you. Try to understand me what I'm gonna to say. We known that the book of Revelation has many symbolic languishes, so there also literal things in there. If we see revaluation 12:1-17. You see some point there that the Bible interpreted itself. Let's see some example in Revelation 12.
1. Women -- Church
2. Dragon -- Satan
3. Stars -- Demons
4. Baby -- Jesus
This is how I follow the interpretation of the Bible. State me how you understand Revelation 12.
My point is that Chapter 12 does not chronologically follow Chapter 11, and that Chapter 20 likewise does not chronologically follow Chapter 19.
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Post #64
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My concentration span has become much shorter than it used to be.
If you think readers may be interested, I suggest you post the link.
Thank you, but debates or long quotes or stories are not for me.And if you have time, I really wont you to see the debate between Jim Staley And Chris Rosebrough. It is long, but very interesting.
My concentration span has become much shorter than it used to be.
If you think readers may be interested, I suggest you post the link.
Post #65
It is exactly how you say it. That's why they we have to show the people's carefully how to interprets Bible Prophecy.Checkpoint wrote: [Replying to post 62 by Pipiripi]
Most Christians, whether they have a literal or a spiritual position, understand those specifics as you do. That includes me.Yes, I get you. Try to understand me what I'm gonna to say. We known that the book of Revelation has many symbolic languishes, so there also literal things in there. If we see revaluation 12:1-17. You see some point there that the Bible interpreted itself. Let's see some example in Revelation 12.
1. Women -- Church
2. Dragon -- Satan
3. Stars -- Demons
4. Baby -- Jesus
This is how I follow the interpretation of the Bible. State me how you understand Revelation 12.
My point is that Chapter 12 does not chronologically follow Chapter 11, and that Chapter 20 likewise does not chronologically follow Chapter 19.
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Post #66
If only it was that simple.Pipiripi wrote:It is exactly how you say it. That's why they we have to show the people's carefully how to interprets Bible Prophecy.Checkpoint wrote: [Replying to post 62 by Pipiripi]
Most Christians, whether they have a literal or a spiritual position, understand those specifics as you do. That includes me.Yes, I get you. Try to understand me what I'm gonna to say. We known that the book of Revelation has many symbolic languishes, so there also literal things in there. If we see revaluation 12:1-17. You see some point there that the Bible interpreted itself. Let's see some example in Revelation 12.
1. Women -- Church
2. Dragon -- Satan
3. Stars -- Demons
4. Baby -- Jesus
This is how I follow the interpretation of the Bible. State me how you understand Revelation 12.
My point is that Chapter 12 does not chronologically follow Chapter 11, and that Chapter 20 likewise does not chronologically follow Chapter 19.
Our problem is that we agree on Chapter 12 but disagree about Chapter 20.
Post #67
I understand why you are not agree. Why? Because if the Bible interpreted itself and we follow only the Bible with an open mind, we will never can understand the words of God completely. I want you to read this carefully. It is not for you, only for you to see what happened if we don't let the Bible guide us completely.Checkpoint wrote:If only it was that simple.Pipiripi wrote:It is exactly how you say it. That's why they we have to show the people's carefully how to interprets Bible Prophecy.Checkpoint wrote: [Replying to post 62 by Pipiripi]
Most Christians, whether they have a literal or a spiritual position, understand those specifics as you do. That includes me.Yes, I get you. Try to understand me what I'm gonna to say. We known that the book of Revelation has many symbolic languishes, so there also literal things in there. If we see revaluation 12:1-17. You see some point there that the Bible interpreted itself. Let's see some example in Revelation 12.
1. Women -- Church
2. Dragon -- Satan
3. Stars -- Demons
4. Baby -- Jesus
This is how I follow the interpretation of the Bible. State me how you understand Revelation 12.
My point is that Chapter 12 does not chronologically follow Chapter 11, and that Chapter 20 likewise does not chronologically follow Chapter 19.
Our problem is that we agree on Chapter 12 but disagree about Chapter 20.
2Peter 2:1-3. Focus on verse 3.
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Post #68
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We are travelers on a journey, and we walk by faith, not by sight.I understand why you are not agree. Why? Because if the Bible interpreted itself and we follow only the Bible with an open mind, we will never can understand the words of God completely.
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Post #69
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That passage is not about that, it is about rebellion and arrogance and fleshly living and their judgment.I want you to read this carefully. It is not for you, only for you to see what happened if we don't let the Bible guide us completely.
2Peter 2:1-3. Focus on verse 3.
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Post #70[Replying to post 67 by Pipiripi]
You cited a passage for me to read and be instructed.
It got me thinking about that, and prompts me to ask you to read a passage and question you on it.
The passage s 2 Peter 3:3-13
You cited a passage for me to read and be instructed.
It got me thinking about that, and prompts me to ask you to read a passage and question you on it.
The passage s 2 Peter 3:3-13


