Thanks for this! I definitely need to study the scripture more on these views. I'm with you on the summation: "When all is said and done, the dead will be judged, Christians will be raised immortal, and we will live on a renewed earth with Christ reigning as King"
It can definitely be a confusing topic for sure, but I promise if you spend some time prayerfully studying it, clarity will come! Thank you for watching
Hi @newroman116! In my understanding, the judgment of Matthew 25 where he separates the sheep from the goats is the same thing as the Final Judgment spoken of at the end of Revelation 20. In other words, I expect that to happen a thousand years after Jesus returns. Hope that helps!
15:35 I did read versions or premillennialism with Christians going to heaven at the second coming and not reigning on earth, but judging humans and celestial beings in heaven, before returning back to earth a thousand year later after it is renewed when defeating once and for all evil forces on the planet
That's a great question! I think those who hold that position would say that Satan's binding was very specific: that he cannot prevent the spread of the Gospel to the ends of the Earth, and he cannot provoke a premature Armageddon. So in that view, even though he's "bound" in some limited sense, he can still deceive people, persecute the Church, ignite cults, etc. I hope that helps!
I think Jesus started the thousand years from his resurrection to heaven in 33. If we retract the thousand years that the Catholic church invented called the middle-age then it wil run out and end in what we call 2033. Our Anno domini concept was invented by a Catholic Church in 525 by Dionysius Exiguus but wasn't used for around thosand years and not found as such before 1400. Everything seems to be much easier to understand. The whole Revelation is about this thousand years period. Interesting video by the way.
The return of JESUS is following a season following those thousand years. The Saints are mortals reigning on earth in the sense of the Church being given sovereignty over the nations. Isaiah 2 mentions the general shape of things in the Christian era. The Church begins to grow with the establishment of Peter, gradually becoming sovereign over kingdoms, as Daniel was told. Then, as both Daniel and John are told, the enemy defeats them in war. Then after a long tribulation, as Isaiah 2 shows, there is a judging of national states (taken over by those that defeated the Saints in war, and making judgements on behalf of dispossessed peoples (the Christian populations displaced by muslims). Then occurs the thing Daniel is told about the Sainst being over all the nations. At this time occurs the end of war, beating swords into ploughs, the beginning of the Millennial Sabbath. Satan has been free over muslims. Daniel parallels John saying there is a long era then a season. The later surrounding of Jerusalem by Gog and Magog doesn't become a fight, but the threat is ended by the sudden coming of JESUS. Satan makes wars on the Saints after the Church has grown sovereign, and then defeats them, long before his going into the abyss. Satan cannot be cast away while doing this. Only some Catholics have held the private amillennial view.
It depends on what you mean by that. Certainly Christ has already been given authority in heaven and on earth (Matthew 28:18) and there's a sense in which we have already been raised with Christ and seated with him in the heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6), but I don't believe we're reigning with him in the Revelation 20 sense. I'm a Premillennialist so I believe that is still future. Hope that helps!
@@theologywithseth yea... so by your own words... you are not reigning with Christ right now. so keep that in mind... I have not condemned you.... Jesus has not condemned you... you condemned yourself with your own words. Revelation 20:6 Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection: on such the second death hath no power.. John 11 25 Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: 26 And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?
Thanks for this! I definitely need to study the scripture more on these views. I'm with you on the summation: "When all is said and done, the dead will be judged, Christians will be raised immortal, and we will live on a renewed earth with Christ reigning as King"
Thank you for watching!
Awesome, I've been wondering about this. I've been confused by people "takes"...
It can definitely be a confusing topic for sure, but I promise if you spend some time prayerfully studying it, clarity will come! Thank you for watching
Your Millennial view surprised me! I'm still studying it myself but I'm looking forward to your next videos on it. Thanks for putting this together!
Of course! I'm glad you're checking them out
Thanks again Seth. Good stuff! Could you elaborate on the timelines when the separation of the sheep and the goats takes place?
Hi @newroman116! In my understanding, the judgment of Matthew 25 where he separates the sheep from the goats is the same thing as the Final Judgment spoken of at the end of Revelation 20. In other words, I expect that to happen a thousand years after Jesus returns. Hope that helps!
15:35 I did read versions or premillennialism with Christians going to heaven at the second coming and not reigning on earth, but judging humans and celestial beings in heaven, before returning back to earth a thousand year later after it is renewed when defeating once and for all evil forces on the planet
If Satan is bound.
Why is there LDS, JW, SDA, NAS, RCC, WOF, Islam and so?
That's a great question! I think those who hold that position would say that Satan's binding was very specific: that he cannot prevent the spread of the Gospel to the ends of the Earth, and he cannot provoke a premature Armageddon. So in that view, even though he's "bound" in some limited sense, he can still deceive people, persecute the Church, ignite cults, etc. I hope that helps!
I think Jesus started the thousand years from his resurrection to heaven in 33. If we retract the thousand years that the Catholic church invented called the middle-age then it wil run out and end in what we call 2033.
Our Anno domini concept was invented by a Catholic Church in 525 by Dionysius Exiguus but wasn't used for around thosand years and not found as such before 1400.
Everything seems to be much easier to understand. The whole Revelation is about this thousand years period.
Interesting video by the way.
The return of JESUS is following a season following those thousand years. The Saints are mortals reigning on earth in the sense of the Church being given sovereignty over the nations. Isaiah 2 mentions the general shape of things in the Christian era. The Church begins to grow with the establishment of Peter, gradually becoming sovereign over kingdoms, as Daniel was told. Then, as both Daniel and John are told, the enemy defeats them in war. Then after a long tribulation, as Isaiah 2 shows, there is a judging of national states (taken over by those that defeated the Saints in war, and making judgements on behalf of dispossessed peoples (the Christian populations displaced by muslims). Then occurs the thing Daniel is told about the Sainst being over all the nations. At this time occurs the end of war, beating swords into ploughs, the beginning of the Millennial Sabbath. Satan has been free over muslims. Daniel parallels John saying there is a long era then a season. The later surrounding of Jerusalem by Gog and Magog doesn't become a fight, but the threat is ended by the sudden coming of JESUS.
Satan makes wars on the Saints after the Church has grown sovereign, and then defeats them, long before his going into the abyss. Satan cannot be cast away while doing this. Only some Catholics have held the private amillennial view.
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lol second!
so... do you believe you reign with Christ... right now ?
It depends on what you mean by that. Certainly Christ has already been given authority in heaven and on earth (Matthew 28:18) and there's a sense in which we have already been raised with Christ and seated with him in the heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6), but I don't believe we're reigning with him in the Revelation 20 sense. I'm a Premillennialist so I believe that is still future. Hope that helps!
@@theologywithseth yea... so by your own words... you are not reigning with Christ right now.
so keep that in mind... I have not condemned you.... Jesus has not condemned you... you condemned yourself with your own words.
Revelation 20:6
Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection:
on such the second death hath no power..
John 11
25 Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me,
though he were dead, yet shall he live:
26 And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die.
Believest thou this?