re: If a candidate died and was resuscitated would that fulfill biblical prophecy?

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I don't think I should. This board is in desperate need of creative and thoughtful threads

Perhaps

The last leader to almost be unanimously loved was President Bush immediately following 9/11. America emerged from that nightmare a unified country and would've remained unified had the majority of Democrats who supported Bush following 9/11 not polarized the next presidential election with partisan, divisive, hateful rhetoric toward the president they unanimously supported just a few years earlier.

They knew Bush was a decent man. Yet it didn't take long for them to create the conspiracy laden narrative that Bush was actual evil and likely responsible for 9/11.

Lies upon lies to destroy a good man at the expense of American unity - a precious rarity.

Now, just 15 years later we're more divided than we've ever been.

Ironic, huh, that we have to look to incredible tragedy for American unity and brotherly love rather than expect it as a way of life - as an American right.

But that's modern politics. Division.

I actually agree with that post. Great response.

If Christ already returned and his 1,000 year realm on Earth has come and gone...what else should we expect to come?

Yes, live our lives which bring Him glory which in turn glorifies God. This incessant drumbeat of some reading into things and making unfounded predictions is not what He commissioned us to do.

Why do you assume 1000 to be literal when so much other is symbolic in matters of prophecy?