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Steve, you says: "By my labeling, “Age B” is the present (post-Pentecost) age. The resurrection occurs at the beginning of “Age C” and the immortal state of the resurrected may last through any number of later ages (the number of which we do not know, though Paul alluded to them)." But wouldn't "imm...

Well, I don't know what the truth is concerning whether He said "age to come" or not. Is it true that every other version states it otherwise? I don't know that, is that true? I don't know if it's literally every other translation, but I just checked 10 others, and they all say "that age" or "that ...

I thought the same way, until I saw the NIV, which *does* say "the age to come". I am not Greek scholar, though...... Well, I guess that would make sense, if you had some reason to believe the NIV is right and every other version is wrong at this point. Do you? If not, it seems wiser to assume that...

Age B, for Jesus, is the age of the resurrection, correct? I thought that you had said that the age Jesus was A, after Pentecost B....age of resurrection C. Yes, I believe your second sentence to be Steve's position. And then no one knows how many ages after C. Perhaps the ages continue to roll for...

It seems that Jesus, in Luke 20 has told us that the "age to come" is one in which there is no marriage, and bodes are resurrected. This, to me, renders Steve's A,B,C interpretation incorrect. You're forgetting that in Luke 20 Jesus is answering a question from the Sadducees that was specifically a...

Roberto wrote: I choose to start with the words of Jesus since He is the one speaking of the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. We know that, to Jesus, the age He spoke this teaching in was age A and the age to come was B. I don't see how you can call the age to come C unless you contradict Jesus? ...

Homer wrote: Seems plain enough when you consider what each of the synoptics say: Matthew 12:31-32, New American Standard Bible (NASB) 31. “Therefore I say to you, any sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven people, but blasphemy against the Spirit shall not be forgiven. 32. Whoever speaks a word again...

robbyyoung wrote:Roberto, You asked if their are ages beyond the resurrection, and I answered you unequivocally with Eph 3:2. All generations of man into the future contained in the abiding ages. For confirmation research the commentaries and the greek and you'll see. How does that show that there ...

Well, I think that if there is another age beyond the "age to come" that the universalists have a possible explanation, but when do we hear of an age beyond the age in which the resurrected saints exist?

Roberto, You asked if their are ages beyond the resurrection, and I answered you unequivocally with Eph 3:2. All generations of man into the future contained in the abiding ages. For confirmation research the commentaries and the greek and you'll see. How does that show that there are ages *after* ...