Mid-East Prophecy Update December 18th 2011 , page 1

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Topic started on 19-12-2011 @ 06:47 PM by lover088

In this prophecy update, pastor J.D. presents a "Prophetic Checklist" showing how we may actually be closer to the rapture than we think.

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reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 06:50 PM by DarthMuerte

Your video does not work. Got a link?
EDIT: It is working now. Thanks

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reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 06:53 PM by mytheroy

Worked for me

reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 07:02 PM by ThePublicEnemyNo1

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I'm sorry but really?

reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 07:23 PM by calnorak

Wow, pretty interesting. Especially with the RFID chips.

I don't believe in the rapture, but I do believe in the end times being close.

My father in law, (that has a PH.D, He started reading it to disprove it and has since become a devout Christian) has been studying the Bible and thinks that on or before 2025 we will see the return of the Son of Man.

If it doesn't happen by then, I get me a free steak dinner. If it does, well I'll be with my Lord and Savior. (win-win

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reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 07:34 PM by Tangled2011

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Looking a the time the video was posted and the time you replied, something tells me you didn't watch the video.

I don't know what I make of it either way.....however I wouldn't be so sarcastic about a video I cleary hadn't watched. Just seems kinda childish.

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reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 07:41 PM by ThePublicEnemyNo1

Originally posted by Tangled2011
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Looking a the time the video was posted and the time you replied, something tells me you didn't watch the video.

I don't know what I make of it either way.....however I wouldn't be so sarcastic about a video I cleary hadn't watched. Just seems kinda childish.
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Childish? Me...never. You're entitled to your opinion...but after the first 5 minutes, I called it quits

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reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 08:55 PM by burningbelief

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Amen and thanks for the post....I agree because I have been studying these things but you opened a door with this post that was closed to me until now. Forget the scoffers and sarcasm....they will see us in glory where they cannot come. THEN the "aliens" "demons" "giants" and mutated beings will be on their butts!

reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 10:49 PM by sHuRuLuNi

Another fail from the followers of Paulianism.

You will NEVER have a real prophecy because you are basing it on a fail book.

Waste of server space.

reply posted on 19-12-2011 @ 11:56 PM by puzzlesphere

Total religious nut-butter!

Talk about trying to fit current world events to a bunch of fictional scriptures.

The rhetoric that this guy is spinning, and the use of some extremely misguided interpretations while juxtaposing comments like "this is happening now - check" and "this is fact", right next to phrases like "my belief" or "I believe" shows how utterly ridiculous this guy is and how fallacious and completely unsubstantiated his arguments are.

The sad thing is that there are many people out there who believe this tripe and unfortunately these types of people will indeed try to bring about their view of the end of the world to justify their erroneous religious beliefs. There will be no “rapture”, just as there is no flying spaghetti monster.

Cheer up, stop spouting such fear and do something to make the world a better place. Help an elderly lady cross the street, plant a tree, pick up some rubbish, smile at people you pass on the sidewalkt, etc.

Life is simple if you want it to be.

All I can think of these people is...

Sick Sad World

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reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 02:08 AM by ntech

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Just thought I would add a detail to the thread here.

Assuming the rebirth of Israel in 1948 was an end time event it would have been a fig leaf of the Matthew 24 prophecy. Based on that the "generation" of Matthew 24 would be 63 to 64 years old. Assuming the generation is supposed to be between 70-80 years as based on Psalms 90-10 then at the most there is only 16 years before the Apocalypse is over.

And all the preliminary events would have to be over with by 2021. At the latest. But those numbers are based on the longest possible timeframe from 1948. The problem is that the rebirth of Israel is not the first event of the end times. At best it's the 2nd. According to Matthew the first event of the end times is 24-14 when the gospel was preached to all the world. But based on the simplest reading of Matthew 24 you only needed one person per nation/tribe/ethnic group to fulfill the prophecy. My numbers could be off here by 3-5 years. The cut off date could be 2016 on the preliminary events.

These preliminary events could be happening anytime between now to 2021.

The Gog-Magog war would be one. And that leaves "God" in a predicament. Does he honor the commitment he made in Leviticus 26 to protect the Jews from invasion? Or is Islam correct and all previous commitments have been voided? In which case the Jews should be overwhelmed and destroyed

Notable point there is Arabs have tried a number of times to get rid of Israel since 1948 and they all have failed. Is there a unseen force guiding the outcome of these wars?

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