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good answer! His timelines as you say have been much confusion since His Birth up till today. Today we know more about the end times than we knew about Jesus as He walked this earth as a human man. We know when the millennium will start, within a window of 38 to 40 years after the Rapture of...

Yes, three thousand Jews were saved into the church of Jesus Christ that first day along with the Holy Spirit being indwelt within their human bodies.This is a mark of His Church (the Indwelling Holy Spirit) and is present in no other church in the Bible.

correct......Do you have a problem with Jews in the Church along with Gentiles? They will rule the world at one time in the future with Jesus at the helm. Paul did not have a problem with them.

Why would you think; if Jesus was going to build his church on a specific foundation (i.e. a rock), this Church would begin in the OT under Moses? The foundation He was speaking of was Himself because of one of His many Titles. ( "a Rock"). Rem, twice before, Israel was given life saving...

why would you think because Jesus was going to build on a specific foundation (A rock) His Church....to begin in the OT...The foundation He was speaking of was Himself....because one of His many Titles is :"A Rock". twice before, Israel was given life saving water that Jesus gave them and upon...

Oh, I was trying to separate them for your sake, not mine. I apologise you did not get that out of what I said...However, you are the one who insist that the assembly (church) in the wilderness is the same as the Church that Jesus built!......It is not. nor will the tribulation saints that have...

The Church that Jesus built has all who believe in His Gospel, both Jew and Gentile.....during this dispensational period of the Church.

The Church became the This is a church that is not brick and mortar, it consist the spirits of the people both dead and alive who believed in Jesus from beginning in Acts 2. From this time forward, the Holy Spirit resides within the bodies of the believers.. Before, as in the OT up to Acts 2...

Ah, but the church that Jesus Built was not part of that OT past...except in prophecy and even then so obscure that nobody knew what it meant...Even today, different theologies argue over the prophecies that God gave us to guide us to the end....We know more about the future that we know about...

Nope, there is not a mention of the church in the OT......It was the mystery among others..prophecy often spoke of.

Please keep in mind one thing, many Jews who followed the law as best they could were saved by the Grace of GOD residing in Abram's Bosom until Jesus took them to Paradise during the three days of His resurrection.

***Acts 7 is the fall of Stephen, Yes the last rejection of Israel to the Holy Spirit. ***The first being to GOD (the father), the beheading of John the Baptist and the 2nd to the ***Jesus Christ, the Son of GOD. ***Acts 9 is the purging of Paul himself and the bringing of the Gospel of Jesus...

the Church and Jesus was not known in the OT....Yes in Acts 2

Formally known as Feast of Weeks, Shavuot. Ok, lets get down and dirty....."The Feast of Weeks is associated with the giving of the Law in Exodus 19, which can be rationalized as occurring on the 6th of Sivan. This feast is also called the Feast of Revelation.3 There is also a tradition that...

no problem.....have a great evening

These were the last days of Jesus on this earth. Up until this time, the apostles did not have the Holy Spirit dwelling within each of them yet in verse Acts 1:2"Until the day in which he was taken up, after that he through the Holy Ghost had given commandments unto the apostles whom he had...

We were speaking about the Marriages between God (the Father) and Israel and His Son, Jesus Christ and His betrothed bride. Let me explain for it is the two themes of the whole Bible. Wife of the Father In Isa 54:5-6:"For thy Maker is thine husband; the LORD of hosts is his name; and thy...

Doesn't Revelation give us a clue? Sure it does.

It is obvious the word of GOD is on several planes of understanding. If one reads Chapter 9,10 and 11 from a Jewish point of view, you will find that hidden within the pages are the past (chapt 9), present (chapt 10) and the future (chapt 11) for Israel.

Yes and also I am among many other parts of theologies, Historians, Calvinist, etc. but not Mid Acts theology.