[editor-surveyor]

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>> “Does the seventieth week of Daniel end with the return of Jesus to the Earth (not to the air but to the Earth)?” <<

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15 days exactly after he comes “in the cloud with his mighty angels” to gather his assembly, at the end of the tribulation, to be exact.

>> “Can you mind understand that there is a difference in the dead resurrected in 1Thess 4 and the dead resurrected in Rev19, that 1Thess speaks of a snatching away to The Father’s House, but in Rev19 the resurrected are resurrected ON EARTH to live and have children?” <<

That in its entirety is science fiction worthy of a Hal Lindsey novel!

Where do people get this nonsense?

Yehova’s plan is laid out to the minute in his feasts, which he gave us for our edification. He has not kept us in the dark, we are supposed to be children of light, but when one runs around so severely blindfolded the light remains on the coffee table unopened.

“Resurrect to have children?”

Such nonsense defies every verse in the Bible written about our post-resurrection existence.

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[MHGinTN]

I'm sorry, es, but it is Michael Rood who is feeding you half-truths and fantasy teaching. Those Raptured in 1Thess4 will have glorified bodies and will not be married or giving in marriage. But those resurrected on Earth at the end of the Tribulation will be living the family life, complete with children born into the households during the 1000 year Reign of Christ on Earth.

I shake the dust from my sneakers at your doorway now and move on.

[CynicalBear]

That in its entirety is science fiction worthy of a Michael Rood screed.