As for your Greek let us say this topic has been discussed endlessly and the word used in the Greek is better translated a long period of time rather than a specific period of time. Do you know Greek? I suspect you don't, since the there isn't a single Greek word being used. The Greek WORDS are &qu...

I am sad for you, and happy for you all at the same time. What a beautiful testimony to God's grace and the joy of a united family. I can only pray that might be my experience before checking out of this "vale of tears" myself. May our Lord minister His grace and peace to you and yours tom...

Everyone has the Millennium defined on the a thousand year period but scripture in the Greek is using the term to define a long period. The mark of the beast is never really defined and is speculated on many ways. The tribulation does not in itself contain a time line. The time line only occurs whe...

"dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return" (Genesis 3.19)

I don't think it matters whether the process happens in several minutes or several years.
Few people are buried as Jesus was (He was not put in the ground), so don't follow His example anyway.

Dake teaches that during the Millennium the Holy Spirit will be poured out and the knowledge of the Lord will spread worldwide, with Jewish missionaries leading the way in evangelizing the nations. So Gentiles can be saved during both the Tribulation and the Millennium; however, they would not be pa...

We now live under the New where it says its a shame for a man to have long hair. Doesnt say its sin though.

That's true.
I'm bald. When I see a guy with long hair, I don't think "What a sin". But I do think "What a shame".

The KJV translated the word as "him" 1950 times. It translated the masculine form of the word as "him" that many times; it did not translate the feminine form of the word (which is what Paul used) that many times. Not even close. You are running a search based on the Stong's num...

I know that there are translations that translate the it - her. Right, but I'm not talking about translations; I'm talking about the original language. The Greek pronoun used is feminine. No matter how Engish, Dutch, German or anything else translates it, the original Greek is very specific and can...

Christ and His Church are one thing and the man and his wife are another, with the feminine pronoun referring to the woman who is the wife of the man, not to the Church as the wife of Christ. Hi Leon, Yes, I have read that; he's mistkaken there, too. The text in Ephesians specifically says "Ch...

Nothing can be any clearer in scripture than that the Church is the body of Christ Yes, but that description of the Church as Christ's body is also used in Ephesians 5:25-33, where the Church is specifically referred to as "she" and "her", using feminine pronouns (in the origina...