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[Nick @ReformReveal]

@Presby1992 Have you checked out James Stuart Russel? I agree a lot of what is in his book.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@Presby1992 It does, especially covenant eschatology.

I see Rev 19 as still unfolding. Is Jesus done conquering the nations? (V.15)

I think many of these passages are only interpreted clearly by allowing them to play out over a long period of time.

Rome did not fall at ad 70.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@Presby1992 For me it goes back to Adam’s death.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@Presby1992 …his body was created mortal, but the tree of life sustained his physical body. Therefore the consequence of sin was physical and spiritual death.

Perhaps there is a final culmination of the new Jerusalems descent, where physical death is truly abolished.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@Presby1992 Thing is, I’m a weird one cuz I’m not full Preterist but I hold to 1 Cor 15 and 1 Thess 4:17 as being historical passages.

I also hold that adamic death was physical, not only spiritual. However, I do believe Adam’s body was created mortal.

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@Presby1992 What changes is when they died they were resurrected. I’d say we are in the 1,000 years and in the new Jerusalem, but the kingdom of God didn’t descend over night at the fall of Jerusalem, but was a gradual process that is still continuing.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@DothanDave @WarriorPrstBlog They basically have Jewish theology. It’s a travesty.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@Calvy_CoG The issue with Calvinism is they teach God saves people before they believe and belief is merely a fruit of their salvation.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@HwsEleutheroi @PastorJChester @BornAgainBalaky 1 John 5:1 says whoever believes is then born of God. Tradition glasses are thick when you presuppose a system onto a passage that no one would read how you do unless reading from a man made system.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@MessianicAge10 My wife and i just started going to a local Presbyterian church and we like it a lot. Very welcoming and much less legalistic than our last Baptist church. The pastor had a Preterist teaching on Ezekiel 47, John 7 & Revelation 21-22. Presbyterians lean much more Preterist.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@GlaziermanPhil @MessianicAge10 Although true for fp, they are often much more Preterist leaning than baptists.

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@109evictions @oneofakindtruc1 @xthesazx The death sentence is not a Godly way to discipline someone for their freedom of speech.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@109evictions @oneofakindtruc1 @xthesazx No. John Calvin is not God, this comparison doesn’t hold water.

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@oneofakindtruc1 Calvinists aren’t cult members. I do believe in the sovereignty of God and some of tulip minus the i. Calvinism gets murky when people claim God regenerates prior to belief in Jesus.

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@109evictions @oneofakindtruc1 @xthesazx I’m not going to bat for anyone. I don’t blindly follow any man. Ancient Israel has nothing to do with how the church should behave.

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@109evictions @oneofakindtruc1 @xthesazx Michael Servetus

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@immrbloo @ThoughtfulSaint @PastorMark Do not say in your heart, ‘Who will ascend into heaven?’ ” (that is, to bring Christ down from above)

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@_jonbowlin @ThoughtfulSaint @PastorMark Do not say in your heart, ‘Who will ascend into heaven?’ ” (that is, to bring Christ down from above)

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@ThoughtfulSaint @PastorMark Do not say in your heart, ‘Who will ascend into heaven?’ ” (that is, to bring Christ down from above)

[Nick @ReformReveal]

@_jonbowlin The verse you referenced supports the opposite position; that Gods nature can be seen in his creation. Don’t limit the Holy Spirit.