Q. I read an article that claimed Zionism and Judaism are not one and the same. The author said Judaism is a religion but Zionism is a political movement started mainly by East European (Ashkenazi) Jews who for centuries have been the main force behind communism/socialism.  The ultimate goal of the Zionists is a One World Government under the control of the Zionists and the Zionist-oriented Jewish International Bankers.  He said the Ashkenazi Jews are not blood Jews but merely chose Judaism.  He said that God said, “Beware of those who call themselves Jews and are not, for they lie.”  Could it be that the Ashkenazi Jews are the people to whom God was referring and who have dominated the government of Israel since its beginning in 1948?  Thank you for your insight, as always.

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Q. I write this question with a broken heart.  I am wondering how, in Heaven, God will wipe away tears over lost romantic relationships. We are told that there is no marriage in heaven. God created the beautiful feelings, and deep emotional and physical bond between a man and woman. As humans we have only known them in a sinful world, and yet they are still so strong and can create immense joy, or heartbreak if things do not work out. My heart goes out to people who go through divorce if their spouse chooses it against their will. How is that void, how are those tears wiped away in heaven if there is (apparently) no expression of romantic intimacy?

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Q. While listening to Part 15 of the Book of Mark study, I thought I heard you say that “the Old Testament saints will be resurrected at Christ’s 2nd coming and repopulate the Millennium”. Maybe I heard wrong, but I thought once we get a perfected body that we won’t be having sex and procreating anymore? Did I just hear you wrong or is this only for Old Testament saints? If it is true, will the church get to enjoy sex in the Millennium with say our departed spouses and help to repopulate the earth?

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Q. My question concerns our sin nature that you teach ( I believe) we acquired after Adam and Eve sinned. My understanding  is that they were not created with a sin nature but chose to sin anyway. Is the difference between us that they chose to sin and we are unable not to sin? In our resurrected bodies will we still have the choice like them? If this is so how will we resist? They couldn’t. I know you have the answers.

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Q. My question is about our mansions in Heaven.  In the Bible, when Jesus says “In my Father’s house are many mansions”, it’s my understanding that it can also be translated, “many dwelling places”.  When you think about God, you think REALLY, REALLY, BIG!  The Father’s house includes all of His creation, the universe, the millions of planets and galaxies and everything.  I believe we will be able to travel to all the planets, and dwell there, and discover new and wonderful things.  Since time will never end, we’ll be able to visit all the planets and galaxies over and over again. I think this is the purpose for the planets.  Now, it seems like they’re just out there, taking up space.  But, then, they’ll be our dwelling places.  Could you give me your thoughts on this?  Thank-you so much!

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Q. I am currently listening to your mp3 recordings on Revelation, I am confused on the location of unbelievers, who have already died. Have they already been judged and in torment? Or are they in a sleep state and will rise up at the end of the tribulation and face judgment. In other words from Adam to yesterday where are the people who did not believe in Jesus/God, who have died.

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Q. Thank you so much for being willing to answer questions; your Biblical knowledge and insight are very helpful.  I have read various authors discuss the Dome of the Rock and the coming Temple having to be built on the same location and others disputing that by saying the temple described in Ezekiel as being further north and not necessarily involving the Dome of the Rock. Which do you see has the most Biblical support?

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Q. You wrote last week: “The armies of Heaven will be with Him (Rev. 19:14), as will the Church (Rev. 17:14).”  So we will return to earth after the tribulation.  But your position is that we will not remain on earth for the 1000 yrs?

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Q. I’ve heard prophecy teachers forever talk about the time gap between pre-filled and fulfilled prophetic events, and this looks like another example of it.  I am confused, however, about your timing for the fulfillment of the New Jerusalem being at the beginning of the Millennium instead of the end especially since the Old Testament scriptures say the Lord will rule from Jerusalem.

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Q. I am a mother of 3 young children.  I suffered through infertility for years before God blessed me with them.  I love being their mother and look forward to watching them grow up at the same time I see that we are living in the end times and we will be raptured soon.  My question is when we live in the millennium will I (we) be as we are now? Will I be able to raise them and be their mother there only in a wonderful world ruled by God?  Just something I wonder about.

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