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

[pilgrim]

I'll go with Fred Price--just to be different--but Copeland is a good guess too...

[Johnny T. Helms]

Sounds like Copeland, Hinn, Duplantis, or that other nut, Mark Chirona.It also could be that other nut, Paul "I'm a little god" Crouch. But there is an entire grove of fruit trees out there with nuts that could have said this.

[Ivan]

No question this is a Pre-mil presentation.
Also there is no question this is not taken from a book or article, as the style is more in the manner we speak than in what we write [more rigidly / carefully when we submit in writing].

Therefore it could be any big name Pre-Mil teacher during a sermon of Revelation 20.

The guesses of Missler and Rogers I think are quite legitimate. But seeing Johnny Mac has made an impact on the blog of late, it would appear he would be a prime candidate.

Van Impe? Kim, if you were going to post one of his quotes, you could find some alot more "out there" than this. That guy is plain nuts often.

My guess at first glance is MacArthur, but if Kim doesn't want to pile on personally it could be another Pre-mil big name.

So I guess.......
Swindoll.

[Brian @ voiceofthesheep]

Unless I missed it...I am shocked no one guessed John Hagee yet. Ever seen his 12 foot high and 20 foot wide tribulation charts?

I'll guess Hagee.

[Ivan]

Hello Brian,

yes, I have seen those charts behind him while he preaches.

You are right, even if your guess might be wrong,it is a well justified guess.

[timinator]

Sounds like one of the John's said this. So my guess is John MacArthur or John Hagee

[GrinningDwarf]

Well, the tone, vocabulary, and speech patterns all sound like Copeland or Crouch to me.

[Ron]

Brian,

I've seen those charts, too; but only once.
I'll go with your guess for John Hagee.

[Ron]

Brian,

Yeah, I've seen those charts, too; but only once.
(Whew!) I'll go with your guess for John Hagee.

[Vaughan Smith]

Sounds like Copeland.

[Wayne Rohde]

What worries me about all these guesses that point to "positive confession" advocates as the source of the quote is this:

Wow, do we as amils have our work cut out for us. While we try to exegete Scripture and do legitimate theology, these name it/claim it, "what you say is what you get" guys just stand in front of their bathroom mirrors (does Kenneth Copeland come to mind) and keep repeating, "There will be a future millennium, there will be a future millennium, there will be a future millennium ... ... ..."

Wayne: Would you please email me directly? I have a question . . .
Kim Riddlebarger

[Timotheos]

David Koresh?

[Andrew Alvarez]

Benny Hinn.

[HB]

I cannot believe John MacArthur would be so "out there" with those kind of comments and appear with R.C. Sproul. Yet, this would be a perfect time for Kim to post a comment by MacArthur in response to the past few days. But I have to go with one of the nuts that Johnny Helms referred to above and hope it's NOT MacArthur!

[Rick B.]

"David Koresh"

Too funny. Whoever really said it would not be happy with that guess.

That said; Marshall Applewhite?

[walt]

After his recent broadside, I can certainly believe it came from MacArthur. I feel a backhand coming....

[Andrew vonderLuft]

John MacArthur, indeed.

http://www.biblebb.com/files/MAC/GC1290.HTM

[walt]

Johnny Mac!

[Jordan]

I see a flashback to the Saddleback incident.

[Nathan]

William Branham