[Quix]

I think He even managed to tell us that he came to fulfill the law (Matt 5:17).

Then for emphasis: "It is finished.(John 19:30)"

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I'm not sure if the problem is a rubber Bible or rubber logic.

Fulfilling the law and finishing the legal reclaiming of earth from Satan is suppposed to have some import vis a vis this prophetic era not being Biblically predicted end times?

Maybe my juggling of too many things and issues prevents me from bending my logic flexibly enough to follow such "reason"-ing.

[OwenKellogg]

>>> Maybe my juggling of too many things and issues prevents me from bending my logic flexibly enough to follow such "reason"-ing. <<<

On first (and second) reading, this appears to be a very arrogant response. I'm not flexing anything, just taking Jesus at his word. I'm not "reason-ing" anything, just taking Jesus at his word. "It is finished".

Malachi 4:5 (read it and weep), the final prophecy in the old testament, was fulfilled nearly 2000 years ago.

[webstersII]

I'm not sure if the problem is a rubber Bible or rubber logic. Fulfilling the law and finishing the legal reclaiming of earth from Satan is suppposed to have some import vis a vis this prophetic era not being Biblically predicted end times?

Show me a scripture passage in context that describes this prophecy. There isn't one, this idea is developed out of other flawed theology.