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Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
Does the future scenarios predicted by the Book of Revelation actually show us that God has planned a NWO where the whole Earth will be ruled by a ruthless "Son of God" whose scepter is made of iron? -- With which he will destroy whole nations, as if they were pottery crushed to pieces by his iron rod. He will rule for 1000 years on divine mandate working out an agenda where only perfect is good enough. This looks like a One World Dictator to me, and a rather lofty one indeed. All the old school kings and dragons out the window, and in enters the Perfect Humanoid Son of Man inforcing peace on Earth as rigorous as cast iron battons and double edged swords go. Sounds like a peaceful world. Ey?
Originally posted by iamnot
i think you are confusing Jesus, the Head of the Church with the little Horn who is the Head of the Government.
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
[...]the future scenarios predicted [...] Sounds like a peaceful world. Ey?
ehh
um just sayin lol
Not true, Paul discussed the "rapture" in Thessalonians. The Greek word used for "caught up" is "harpazo", which is "rapiro" in Latin.
Originally posted by sotp
reply to post by boondock-saint
That depends on which Christian you talk to. The "Rapture" is an American idea, there's nothing about it in the bible. I was in my 20's before I'd even heard of it, and I attended church weekly as a child & teenager.
Just thought I'd point that out. Not that I care, I'm an athiest these days.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
Not true, Paul discussed the "rapture" in Thessalonians. The Greek word used for "caught up" is "harpazo", which is "rapiro" in Latin.
Originally posted by sotp
reply to post by boondock-saint
That depends on which Christian you talk to. The "Rapture" is an American idea, there's nothing about it in the bible. I was in my 20's before I'd even heard of it, and I attended church weekly as a child & teenager.
Just thought I'd point that out. Not that I care, I'm an athiest these days.