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My comprehension skills are as high as a person's can be, so you are wrong about that.
You process words and seek differing meanings by studying other men's commentaries as they see it but your reading comprehension sucks
Originally posted by SimonPeter
reply to post by jmdewey60
You say we have the bible, but you pick and chose what you determine to be relevant and the rest is a fraud .
I do know that in Daniel 12 Christ comes after the Abomination of desolation . Now there is given 1290 days till the Abomination is finished . Blessed is he that waiteth to the 1335th day . Old buddy that Is Jesus Christ .Jesus said If he waited too long no flesh would be saved . The difference is 45 days or 1/2 of a season .
The time of the Abomination is after the war of Gog and Magog written of in Ezekiel 38 . If you will actually read the Bible in Ezekiel 39 which gives the actions of the Lord coming back to save Israel from the AC who is about to end the False Peace he brought . By saving Israel from the being totally destroyed during the war of Gog and Magog , the AC will facilitate the building of the Temple so he can carry out the determination of God and defile it .
Read the whole bible ! Old testament prophecy is valid for the endtimes . Daniel 12 verse 12 concerns Christ coming back . Zechariah 14 is about Israels defeat during this next battle . Isaiah chapter 24 deals with the calamity spoken of in Matthew 24 verses 29 and 30 .
Get rid of those commentaries and read the bible .
Originally posted by SimonPeter
reply to post by colbe
I read the KJV and am no Catholic . The Antichrist per 2nd Thessalonians chapter 2 sits in the Temple seat of God trying to show that he is God . He defiles the Temple . First he must bring a halt to the hostilities of the Gog and Magog war to permit the Temple to be built .This would make many think he was the Messiah because he saved Israel from utter destruction per Zech 14 . The real Jews will reject him as a fraud and he will in his fury seek to expunge Israel from the map . That is when Christ comes to save Israel .The Eucharist as you call it is not the Daily Sacrifice at the Alter of God nor the Temple of God . And the pope nor Billy Graham are a kin to the Temple services . We are talking Judaism and the Temple Mount .
You can "clarify" it yourself by looking at Revelation. You were talking about an "earthquake" the likes of that had never been before. That is in the part right before the gathering of Armageddon.
Your misstatements about when the Sun and Moon being darkened is clarified in Matthew 24 verse 29 and is tied directly to the coming of Christ . Would you like to clarify your self ?
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by SimonPeter
My comprehension skills are as high as a person's can be, so you are wrong about that.: (no reason given)
You process words and seek differing meanings by studying other men's commentaries as they see it but your reading comprehension sucks
The is nowhere in the Bible, a person called the antichrist. There is in the letters of John something called the spirit of antichrist which denies Jesus being the Messiah and Son of God. But a character called the antichrist is something made up and not from the Bible. 2 Thessalonians talks about a "Man of Sin" but does not further identify him other than that he operates after the manner of Satan, which is by deception.
The Antichrist per 2nd Thessalonians chapter 2 sits in the Temple seat of God trying to show that he is God
This appears to be some conjecture loosely based on the word, "abomination" being used in the Bible in connection with Jerusalem.
He defiles the Temple .
This is more conjecture based on Daniel mentioning a peace treaty being made. There is no mention in the Bible of people rebuilding a temple other than the work that was done at the end of the Babylonian exile.
First he must bring a halt to the hostilities of the Gog and Magog war to permit the Temple to be built .
More conjecture here really only additional detail filled in by the imagination of a peace treaty briefly mentioned in Daniel. If someone wanted to find a fulfillment of that they could look at five generations of the rulers of Judea having a pact with the Roman Empire, which of course ended badly for the Jews in 70 AD.
This would make many think he was the Messiah because he saved Israel from utter destruction per Zech 14 .
This seems to be going back to 2 Thessalonians where the writer is describing how this Man of Sin deceives people with signs. Then it adds more recent propaganda by the zionists about Ahmadinejad.
The real Jews will reject him as a fraud and he will in his fury seek to expunge Israel from the map
This could be based on several such old testament prophecies. It is of course not connected to the New Testament, where Christians are the designated "God's Chosen People".
That is when Christ comes to save Israel .
There is no indication from the NT that this is what is being discussed.
We are talking Judaism and the Temple Mount
I'm only criticizing weird cult doctrines that are just made up in order to be subversive to normal Christian principles and the teachings of the Bible.
Your vain attempts to destroy the Christian Faith is evident
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by SimonPeter
Your vain attempts to destroy the Christian Faith is evident
I'm only criticizing weird cult doctrines that are just made up in order to be subversive to normal Christian principles and the teachings of the Bible.
You weren't actually ever in the church. You may have been inside a church building but that isn't the same thing.
I learned a lot in the SDA church, but some I had to unlearn.
I don't call the Bible a cult. I wasn't shredding the Bible, I was showing how little of the Bible that your antichrist scheme is really based on.
You have made up doctrine to satisfy your views . You have shredded the bible to your satisfaction. And you call the bible a cult
Can you quote a verse of the Bible that says, "saved by the blood of Jesus". If not, then it doesn't make sense to me for you to add that to your creed that you use to test other's faith with.
The way I feel about it is if a person can not proclaim to be saved by the blood of Jesus Christ . . . I don't put any stock in their opinion
It helps to understand what the Bible really says, which helps to avoid being sucked into cult doctrines that use misinterpretations of the Bible.
Processing words from many books does not impart faith on a person
The same can be true of cult leaders who invent their own doctrines.
Commentaries on the bible can be written by Satanist that seem to be believers ,departing from the truth little by little only to dissuade believers with supposed expertise therefore can be misleading
Most of my comments on this forum comes from just reading the Bible, and not very much that comes from actual Bible commentaries.
If the bible is not good enough for someone they simply do not have faith that God would preserve and provide his word to be received by all. They just do not Believe
Blood of Christ, of the New and Eternal Testament, save us.
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Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by Lazarus Short
I learned a lot in the SDA church, but some I had to unlearn.
You weren't actually ever in the church. You may have been inside a church building but that isn't the same thing.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by Greatest I am
Why, if it was rebellion, has God rewarded that rebel by giving him dominion over the earth and the power to deceive us all?
Look around you. God has allowed a lot of evil to happen in order to get us to understand what's good and why we should turn to him to keep this evil from penetrating us while we are here.
Satan, Lucifer, Devil (he has many names) only has dominion over this world until God decides to end it and then he'll destroy Satan and the earth for having been corrupted.
Jesus said there would be suffering. Jesus said the world hated him, so we're not to focus on the worldly. He told us the world would hate us to for not participating in it and following him. He never said it would be easy. He said to be patient and call upon the Holy Spirit for comfort until he returns to straighten it out and take control away from Satan.
In God's eyes a day is like a thousand years and a thousand years like a day. We have no way of knowing what his time schedule is for sure, but he told us to look for the signs. Many of those signs are coming to light out of the Middle East, where Jesus will ultimately make his return to set up his Millennial Kingdom and then replace it with a permanent one.
Don't be deceived by thinking that God won't be seen by the whole world when he returns, because he'll make himself known to everyone when he does. If you see the deceiver show up performing signs and wonders (which the Bible says he will do before Jesus returns), don't be sucked in. He doesn't have the ability to make the grand entrance that Jesus will when he returns. Until the entire world witnesses the sky lighting up, the heaven and earth shaking and the Mt. of Olives split in two, you're only witnessing the deceiver who will come to declare himself as God before the real God takes him out of the way.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by Greatest I am
I have been trying to get you to adhere to the words of Jesus.
I already do. If you were, you'd quit practicing mysticism that leads to lower level spirits filling your head instead, which contradict the words of Jesus.