(The rest of the summary). Some Final Points Pieters summarizes his Preterist interpretation of some key points: “(1) The Battle of Armageddon, in the nineteenth chapter, means the victory of Christianity over Roman paganism, in the first three centuries of our era. (2) The binding of Satan is the d...

I am curious as to whether any reformed and/or preterists have read any of the works by Albertus Pieters. I rediscovered a book in my library that had been given to me by a friend and I had only done a cursory glance at it. It was written by Albertus Pieters (1869-1955) entitled, The Lamb, The Woman...

Aduro, I would think Shotgun would be a prime choice for you...he comes up with some fascinating ideas in his posts. And yes Shotgun, I'm being complimentary!!!!

Much dreaming and many words are meaningless. Therefore stand in awe of God. (Ecc. 5:7, NIV)

It appears that you've already been locked. Try some bite-size portions first. Good luck with that timeline thing! Dispensational premil or what?

Most people who teach error think they're teaching truth, and they easily fall prey to demonic deception.

Of course this excludes you?!

Your Honor. I rest my case.

Okay JL, Here is some proof for you, but I doubt you'll accept it because you know Hebrew, Greek and the Ancient Eastern mindset better than anyone. Quote: Theological Dictionary of the New Testament, Vol. III, p. 884) 2. κόσμος = World I, as the Universe, the Sum of all Created Being a. In the sens...

Jl, Thayer mentioned plenty of verses in the definition of cosmos. Why is it that only your interpretation of "heaven and earth" or "cosmos" is the correct one? I brought up Isaiah 66:1 to you and you ignored it. But to translate it to the JLV Version of Scripture it would read, ...

http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lex ... 889&t=KJV#

Open the part which says "Click here for rest of entry."

I don't want to speak for Old Dad, but I think he means that Josephus and apocryphal sources can't be fully trusted. Just a guess???

Have you demonstrated that? Or merely assumed it? Actually, it is a summary of Thayer's Greek Lexicon and he knew Greek better than you or I. No assumption necessary. As they say in the South, "If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck...it must be a duck." That demonstrable enough fo...