Who Said That?

Who said that?

"You know what happens? [in Revelation] Chapter 20, the Lord sets up His Kingdom. That's right. Look at verse 4, `I saw thrones,' what are they for? Look at the end of verse 4, they're for the saints who lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years. You know what happens at the end of the thousand years? Verse 7, Satan is loosed a little while, he's been bound the whole time. He's loosed a little while. He goes out into the world and you know that during the Kingdom there will be some people who went in in physical bodies, they'll have kids, they'll repopulate the earth, they'll be a population all over the earth, some of those won't even believe in Jesus Christ though He's been reigning in the city of Jerusalem for a thousand years."

You know the drill!  Leave your guesses in the comments section below!  No google searches please. 

Update on Monday, March 26, 2007 at 02:17PM by Kim Riddlebarger

OK, I couldn't resist the temptation to post a MacArthur quote.  The quote indicates how an otherwise careful biblical interpreter ends up with people having babies and revolting against Christ -- after the second coming and the end of the age (cf. Luke 20:34-36)!  Dispensationalism made him do it! The quote is from Dr. MacArthur's "Jet Tour Through Revelation" (audio 1290)

Comments

[Jordan]

Pre-mil, sounds like a televangelist. Too Choppy to be LaHaye.

I think I'm gonna guess... Ice?

[mholst]

Sounds more like spoken word than written. I'll say MacArthur given the recent controversy over his remarks.

[Rev. Bob]

It sounds like Kenneth Copeland the way he talks.

[Timothy]

Has to be J. Vernon McGee! Cigar and all!

[Jeremy]

Hal Lindsey.

[Craig Phelps]

Hal Lindsey is also my guess.

[Chris Malamisuro]

It sounds boastfully confident, so I'm going with Big Mac: John MacArthur.

[Leon Cunningham]

Sounds like the late Adrian Rodgers (sic)

["lee n. field"]

The cadence is kind of like what I've heard of Chuck Missler.

["lee n. field"]

maybe they all sound alike?

[Terry J]

"Johnny Mac."

[Rick B.]

I think it's a bit choppy to be MacArthur - it borders on stammering (eg: in in)

How about Jack VanImpe?

[Al]

My guess would be John MacArthur, but it sounds like a transcript from a sermon, not something from one of his books.

Also, did anyone see yesterday's mystery quotes over at www.pulpitmagazine.com? Seems like this blog isn't the only one using the "mystery quotation" technique these days.

Jonathan Moorhead also had a very intersting R.C. Sproul quote at his blog on Friday (jmoorhead.blogspot.com).

[Wayne Rohde]

The concept could be found on the lips of tons of premils, but the way it's worded sounds like Missler to me.

Whoever it is ought to read and pay attention to Kim's book!

[zrim]

rick,

if it were JVI don't you think we'd hear the corny wooing and flaky adorations of roxella in the background, followed by a cheesy sales pitch for the latest book (the christian version of pop-pagan out of body experiences, "what's heaven like") by his deep-throated announcer?

zrim

[afrikaner]

John MacArthur (wow - what a loopey interpretation. And he had the gall to call amils as good as arminians). Long live amillenial teaching.

[Rick B.]

Zrim,
I think you watch VanImpe too much. I suppose all that stuff would be going on if it were him - but can't you just picture him saying it with those big bright eyes, cheeks wigglin, hair moving forward and back as one silver unit, neck tucked into his shoulders, hands gesturing ...then over to Roxanne for the next global headline.

Wait, maybe I watch too much VanImpe.

Anyway, the quote is so strange, like the stuff bad novels are made of, that it sounds like is comes from TCT. If it is John MacArthur then wow, he fits right in with the likes of LaHaye and Lindsay and VanImpe...and that guy Benny Hinn talks to on that hillside near Jerusalem every once and a while.

I mean, "...he goes out into the world and you know that during the Kingdom there will be some people who went in in physical bodies, they'll have kids, they'll repopulate the earth, they'll be a population all over the earth..."

What's next? The Aliens come down and put people in pods?

[Rick B.]

I meant Roxella^

[walt]

Johnny Mac.

[Chris Sherman]

A wild guess-

Benny Hinn?