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It is still a false equivalency and if you would deal with what an idealist/amillenialist actually says instead of skimming or ignoring it, that would not be your experience.That has been my experience
Why do you ask me that when I have already showed you that I don't and pointed out that you are arguing from a false equivalency?Do you believe God stops at Israel? Uniquely hated by God?
But that is the false equivalency that you are arguing through. You didn't ever perceive that I was showing your false equivalency when I said that. Instead you jumped on the statement and responded to it as though that is what I was saying.That is not true at all. Israel is not everything, however, Israel is a big part.
Nevetheless, it is the false equivalency that you operate from in this discussion. We can't even have a discussion that removes those false equivalencies from your responses by having you recognize them and stop using them! You just continue with red herrings and self defense. I pointed them out for a reason. In hopes that the exchanges could cease to be nothing more than a band wagon for you to posit your interpretations, but a discussion, a real one, about exploring another view through the Bible. It is something that rarely happens on any subject with anyone when a disagreement occurs and it is a crying shame.It just means that they missed some things in the prophecy.
You are arguing against amillennialism even if that is not your intent and even if you don't know that. You are arguing with an amilennialist and ignoring what I say. And you are doing so from false equivalencies----the four false equivalencies that I mentioned. Instead of addressing your FE's as what they are, and what you are using, you are treating them as statements I am making, and responding accordingly, which is another logical fallacy.You are missing the point. I haven't argued against amillennialism yet, unless replacing the Israel with the church is part of amillennialism
Irrelevant to the post it is responding to. Red herring. Band standing.It is IMPOSSIBLE to have a proper view of eschatology without dealing with Israel first. The reason is that eschatology has its primary source in Israel and the Old Testament. So many prophecies for eschatology. Jesus expanded on them. He fleshed it out. Not only is Israel going to go through war and hard times, the temple is going to be destroyed. He added to it. But each time He said, but the time isn't here yet. I can't help but seeing large chunks of this as multi-fulfillment prophecy. Or prophecy that looks like it related to one thing when it actually didn't. I can't line up Matthew with Luke because the disciples asked different questions, and Jesus provided differing answers. The court of the temple will be trampled on by the Gentiles until the time of the Gentiles is fulfilled. That is different then, immediately afterwards the Son returns.
Irrelevant to the post it is responding to. Red herring. Band standing.I put empahsis on Israel, because terms of eschatology are couched in Israel for whatever reason. (Olivet discourse, Old testament, etc.) I am also a hopeless romantic, and the plans God has for Israel, being His chosen people, from what I see is incredible. Prodigal son incredible. While some of the church are the elder son upset the Father took his son back in.
I do not see any of the above changing so I am done wasting my time.