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So from the point Paul wrote Romans, on, it was no longer a mystery.
Whenever Paul says he is "revealing a mystery" (Musterion), he's saying "I'm revealing something to you for the first time in recorded history. A revelation from God never revealed before."
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Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by NOTurTypical
So?
The Day of the Lord is all over the OT prophets, open the first half of the Bible sometime. Especially Ezekiel who wrote extensively on it, Joel and Isaiah are another good place.
What does that have to do with the millennium, or David's throne, or Jesus?
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by NOTurTypical
So from the point Paul wrote Romans, on, it was no longer a mystery.
Whenever Paul says he is "revealing a mystery" (Musterion), he's saying "I'm revealing something to you for the first time in recorded history. A revelation from God never revealed before."
Everyone now understands that the reluctance of those people allowed for all the other people to fill in the gap.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by SimonPeter
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No, and why do you have this tendency to think anyone not of your cult is immediately suspect?
Originally posted by SimonPeter
reply to post by jmdewey60
You really must have a fear of the Tribulation period . Don't think you can hold to the Christian faith when things get bad ?
You are something different thats for sure .
Maybe some day when you have time you could spell out what your argument is to support all that.
"Day of the Lord" was the OT moniker for the reign of the Messiah. Where He would judge the nations and rule with a rod of iron and the land would be full of peace and righteousness.
"Day of the Lord" in the OT = "Millennial reign of Christ" in the NT
Paul does not get into any of that stuff, so I have to think it is just a made up mythology by the founders of your cult.
Correct, but the "mystery" was that Israel would be redeemed to Christ. That's the entire purpose of Daniel's 70th week. The age of the church is the period of time from Christ until that 70th week. It was a "mystery" hidden from the OT prophets, significant here would be Daniel. Who was given the 70 weeks prophecy.
Cults have a defined dogma which makes it easy to identify its members.
Why do you think all of us who do not agree with your private "organic" theological position are immediately cult members and suspect? You've just called the kettle black.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by NOTurTypical
Why do you think all of us who do not agree with your private "organic" theological position are immediately cult members and suspect? You've just called the kettle black.
Ask yourself who I go around calling cult members.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by NOTurTypical
Paul does not get into any of that stuff, so I have to think it is just a made up mythology by the founders of your cult.
Correct, but the "mystery" was that Israel would be redeemed to Christ. That's the entire purpose of Daniel's 70th week. The age of the church is the period of time from Christ until that 70th week. It was a "mystery" hidden from the OT prophets, significant here would be Daniel. Who was given the 70 weeks prophecy.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by NOTurTypical
Maybe some day when you have time you could spell out what your argument is to support all that.
"Day of the Lord" was the OT moniker for the reign of the Messiah. Where He would judge the nations and rule with a rod of iron and the land would be full of peace and righteousness.
"Day of the Lord" in the OT = "Millennial reign of Christ" in the NT
Originally posted by pthena
reply to post by NOTurTypical
By a freak chance of fate, I just happen to have started a new thread:
Romans 11 and the current so-called Jewish State of Israel I invite you to check it out. Argue your case.
I'm going on a mental health sabbatical at the moment. You'll have to wait.