I didn't make any assumptions. I'm only repeating what your literalist futurist cohorts claim. It's my understanding that most futurists believe that Ezekiel 38-39 is sometime during the seven year "great tribulation." According to their theory, it must be after the rapture of the Church since it is only after that time that God starts dealing with Israel again. And according to their theory, Ezekiel 40-48 is during the millennium.
>>I didn’t make any assumptions.<<
YOU don’t make assumptions? YOU are deluding yourself. YOU have made the assumption, for one, that I agree with “those”, whoever they are, that Ezek 38-39 occurs “sometime during the great tribulation”. I don’t. YOU assume that I agree that “it must be after the rapture of the Church” which I don’t. YOU assume that I agree Ezekiel 40-48 is during the millennium. I don’t.
If your disagreement is with “them” then I would suggest you discuss your differences with “them”. I don’t agree with “them” so using “their” beliefs to discuss something with me is foolish and ASSUMPTION that I care what “they” believe.