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Clarke on the Millennium: A thousand years - In what this binding of Satan consists, who can tell? How many visions have been seen on this subject both in ancient and modern times! This, and what is said Revelation 20:3-5, no doubt refers to a time in which the influence of Satan will be greatly restrained, and the true Church of God enjoy great prosperity, which shall endure for a long time. But it is not likely that the number, a thousand years, is to be taken literally here, and year symbolically and figuratively in all the book beside. The doctrine of the millennium, or of the saints reigning on earth a thousand years, with Christ for their head, has been illustrated and defended by many Christian writers, both among the ancients and moderns. Were I to give a collection of the conceits of the primitive fathers on this subject, my readers would have little reason to applaud my pains. It has long been the idle expectation of many persons that the millennium, in their sense, was at hand; and its commencement has been expected in every century since the Christian era. It has been fixed for several different years, during the short period of my own life! I believed those predictions to be vain, and I have lived to see them such. Yet there is no doubt that the earth is in a state of progressive moral improvement; and that the light of true religion is shining more copiously everywhere, and will shine more and more to the perfect day. But when the religion of Christ will be at its meridian of light and heat, we know not. In each believer this may speedily take place; but probably no such time shall ever appear, in which evil shall be wholly banished from the earth, till after the day of judgment, when the earth having been burnt up, a new heaven and a new earth shall be produced out of the ruins of the old, by the mighty power of God: righteousness alone shall dwell in them. The phraseology of the apostle here seems partly taken from the ancient prophets, and partly rabbinical; and it is from the Jewish use of those terms that we are to look for their interpretation. |
Esaias, I was not dialoguing with you since you cut me off a while back, just fyi. I only say that in case you thought you just had to respond to me. Doesn't matter to me if you respond or not.
But since you responded to what I said, the fact remains I don't really care what Adam Clark was, I just know he's a renowned Theologian and he agreed with me about the resurrections of Revelation chapter 20. I know all about what he thinks about a millennium. That is something that I don't agree with. When I say I get a witness and somebody's writings, it doesn't mean everything they believe is what I agree with. It's just showing that my argument saying that there I deny two more physical resurrections is witnessed by Adam Clark denied it. And I simply do not agree with you and you claim that Paul just simply didn't mention a third Resurrection. I believe Paul's words indeed disallow to Future physical resurrections, because of the very nature of his argument concerning death being defeated when mortality put on immortality. Some people try to twist Paul's words up into saying that the coming of the Lord at the end is at the end of the Millennium. And that the mortality putting on immortality later on in chapter 15, is actually the Rapture that we're looking forward to. And that's simply unfounded. The resurrection that is at his coming at the end is the same Resurrection as what they refer to as the Rapture later on in the same chapter. And I know this because Paul said in both cases death is defeated. The very reasoning that Paul is giving for death to be put under Christ feet at the resurrection when immortality swallows up immortality, says that there's absolutely no purpose for another physical Resurrection. If Jesus is defeating death so that it is non-existent when immortality swallows up mortality, and he says that the end occurs at that point when Christ renters up the kingdom to God the Father, then there can't be another age after the Rapture for a third physical Resurrection before it's over with. So, I completely disagree with your reasoning, and insist that Paul's words do disallow a third physical Resurrection after Christ, and after the resurrection that we're looking for right now. |
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It's almost as if you are just making up what I say in order to fit some narrative you feel you can easily refute. And now you can get back to dialoguing with Peter and Michael. |
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Let me read what I said and correct typos... ... "And I simply do not agree with you and youR claim that Paul just simply didn't mention a third Resurrection. I believe Paul's words indeed disallow to Future physical resurrections, because of the very nature of his argument concerning death being defeated when mortality put on immortality. " That was a typo. The next sentence said that Paul disallows TWO future physical resurrections. I was using speech to text. So I missed editing it again. But that second sentence shows what I meant. I meant to say that you claim Paul simply did not mention a millennium, since a third physical resurrection is supposed to occur after a future millennium in the views of those who believe in a future millennium. Unless I am missing something here. I had the understanding you think there is a millennium, and Paul believed in one, but just did not mention it in 1 Cor 15. And if you do not think there is a third physical resurrection, starting from Christ's to the second coming and then one after the millennium, then forgive me. If you do not believe that, then fine. I thought you did. Anyway, since you have no room to think there might be a typo, but rather me making things up about your beliefs to fit a narrative, then by all means I will continue talking with others. But that is not the case. |
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I do not believe the first resurrection is one from the grave and physical death. And you have to show me that it has ot be physical resurrection from the grave and physical death.Nothing you said before in your other post proved that it is. There is a first Resurrection coming in our future that's from the grave, but that's not what the first resurrection is about. The second Resurrection is the one that's from the grave and that's the one you and I are looking for. Quote:
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If the rapture and the resurrection after the millennium are two physical resurrections, then it's like two comings of Jesus, not three. But I said Paul disallowed for two more physical resurrections, with another one two thousand years ago when Jesus arose. Paul said after Jesus' resurrection 2,000 years ago, there IS ONLY ONE MORE resurrection from the grave. And that's the second coming. Quote:
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I believe after the second COMING IS THE END. NO MORE resurrections. And since I believe the first resurrection is salvation, this means the second resurrection is the second coming. Quote:
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How do you think we enter the kingdom NOW by being born of the water and Spirit? Jesus is KING NOW. He is seated at the right hand throne -- the only throne in Heaven -- and is ruling now. Paul said He MUST REIGN UNTIL all enemies are made his footstool. That's from Psalm 110:1. That Psalm says "Sit thou at my right hand until I make thine enemies thy footstool." So, if he is SITTING til his enemies are made his footstool, and Paul said he is REIGNING until his enemies are his footstool, then HE IS SITTING ON THE THRONE RULING NOW. 1 Corinthians 15:25.. For he must reign, till he hath put all enemies under his feet. He is reigning now. Quote:
Amen. THAT is the only physical resurrection that is going to happen in our future3. Not another one after a millennium. Nothing you said just above here is anything I disagree with. But it is the SECOND resurrection, because, again from the fifth time, the FIRST resurreciton is salvation. Quote:
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You need to take some reading lessons while you're at it. Mat_5:22.. But I say unto you, That whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment: and whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council: but whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire. |
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At the second coming there is the 1st resturection of all the saints. Emidiatly after we change bodies there is a second resturection of all dead in order to be condemned and then this earth will pass away. The millennium kingdom is between first and second resturection. Is one coming but for the Lord one day is like 1000 years and 1000 years like one day. So all those events will happen at the Day of the Lord. I don't quote again the scriptures that proove VB all that, because i did before and i am sure you know the Scriptures but you try interpret them vy your own Now tell me if you like with just 2-3 words what you agree or disagree. Amen. |
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Now, can you apologize for saying my father is the devil and that I am a fool? |
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Like you see the first resturection (and last) did nto came yet. Thats vlear enough. Quote:
how this happen? 1) tthe "first resurrection" is the only really resurrection , from dead to life again! The "resurrection of the rest people" is called ssecond death. So yes they dont really resurrected for life but for be judged and enter to the second death. 2) those two events are on the same day. The Day of the Lord. What you dont understand is that for the Lord 1.000 years is like One Day. :) yes when Jesus come in His Day we will be resurrected for eternal life and the rest of the people will be judged and condemned and finally punished in the lake of fire, That is called second death. The 1.000 years between are not like you think, we will be in the presence of Lord and so can be said that "all happens on the same day" peace to you. |
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(but if you ban me ,can you also delete all my posts please?) |
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