"Proof Jesus One Generation = 67.21 Yrs ENDS 2015"

It's been a while since I posted, let alone made a serious thread. Especially if i could consider any of those others serious haha. Anyways for those of you that follow bible prophecy or just like some good doom porn you should check the video out. Also I have been following this channel
for years & she is always accurate & interesting events unfold around her watch dates. Another thing I have noticed from many different

sources, and people from all walks of life are pointing towards this summer/fall for SHTF. Anyways this presentation calculates and shows you the exact window of time this could happen, Astroid Impact/Rapture/Tribulation could be coming soon?! With out further delay here is the video

"Proof Jesus One Generation = 67.21 Yrs ENDS 2015"

a reply to: HumanitiesLastHope

Don't know about one generation equaling 67.21 years. During the time of the dark ages or even the industrial revolution people were lucky to reach the age of 40. And in ancient times the only surefire way you survived into your old age was if you had means or were part of a religious sect.

My point being the average life expectancy varies depending on social circumstance not to mention climate and/or the presence of disease, war and famine.

a reply to: HumanitiesLastHope

I can't even sit through this rigmarole. So I'll say what I would have said anyway. BS!

Gee, what a surprise. Another person selling a book. If the information is legit, and comes from the Bible, which is supposed to be the infallible word of God, then why should we buy this kook's book? Should the Bible not speak for itself?

What's that saying about a fool and their money...?

a reply to: andy06shake

Not to mention that the calender has been changed more than one time and there is no way to verify any of the religious conceptual information. Much of it is fictional.

a reply to: HumanitiesLastHope

The lady in the video quotes a passage from the Bible.

"Abraham was 100 years old when his son Issac was born" Genesis 21:5.

The old dude must have been rather sprightly to be fathering children at the age of 99! Must have had his Weetabix that morning! LoL

a reply to: HumanitiesLastHope

A generation is about 40 years for now, but that number has changed throughout history. There is no generational formula for the second advent and even if their was, the fig tree generation is the generation that sees the end of the 70th Week. It has no direct tie to modern Israel.

I believe there is a way to know when the end is coming, but it doesn't involve generation calculations. Bible prophecy is far more precise than making approximations based on generations. First you need to know what year we are in (6122), then you need to know how the real biblical calendar works (hint: its not lunar or luni-solar), before you can continue any further.

originally posted by: BELIEVERpriest
I believe there is a way to know when the end is coming, but it doesn't involve generation calculations.

So you discount what the Bible itself has to say on the matter?

But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only.

Interesting....

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

I don't discount it, I believe it is generally misunderstood.

When Jesus stated that no man would know the day or hour of His return, He was referring to the very day and hour of His return, which would be approximately 1,260 days after the Abomination. The reason no one knows of the exact hour is because (as Jesus also stated), the tribulation in the 70th Week span will be shortened for the sake of the elect. Then Jesus likened the firey flood of the Second Advent to the flood of Noah's day. If you look back in Genesis, Noah had 7 days notice to load the Ark. Those days correspond to the 7 years of the 70th Week. So, there is no prohibition on knowing when the 7th Week will begin or end. The prohibition is against knowing on what day and hour the time of Tribulation within the 7th Week is to end. We know that it will be at least 7 solar years long, minus up to 24 hours.

a reply to: BELIEVERpriest

How do we know that it will be 7 years, when the Bible clearly states 7 weeks? The approximate length of a solar year was well known at the time the Bible was written, and Hebrew has (and had) separate words for year (שנה) and for week (שבוע), so why would they say one, when they meant the other? And how would we know that what was meant is not what was written?

I don't necessarily fault her reasoning on how she divides up the timeline and does the math from what she can glean out of the scriptures. I think it's interesting that her conclusions have led her to examine the same September window that so many others are looking hard at.

After that, things start ride off the rails a little for me. I think she's thinking we're at the end of everything, not the opening rounds for example, and without watching a bunch of her other videos, I can't draw any conclusions about the signs and portents she seems to be basing some of her conclusions on as she only mentions them in reference to those other videos.

But I won't totally discount her for the first two points. They at least fit the pattern so much else is trending along.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

The 9th chapter of Daniel covers the 70 Weeks. It literally says seventy sevens, but its translated weeks. On top of that, revelation breaks the tribulation down into two halves: 1260 days +1260 days, which is 36 days shy of 7 solar years. I believe the first 36 days will be a sort of grace period for the salvation of the 144k before the 1260+1260 days begin.

a reply to: BELIEVERpriest

Daniel, as I understand it, is also a much longer cycle than Revelation with only the final week of Daniel addressed to the End Times addressed in Revelation.

a reply to: ketsuko
Yeah, Dan 9 maps out a total of 490 years (49+434+7).
Jesus was supposed to die at the end of the 434 years, but He was killed 7 years early. Thats why He established the Church as His body on earth to make sure we fulfilled the remaining 7 years of the 434 in His place. So essentially, the Church is an extension of Daniel's 62nd week (after the initial 7 weeks). All that is left to play out is Israel's 70th Week.

Jesus was already here and left. And you missed him again. Maybe in another couple thousand years.

Anyway, how quick people are to pick and choose what they want from the Bible. After all, it clearly states that no one will know the hour of the Lord and that "For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night." So whoever thinks they cracked the code and have figured it out is nothing more than a no-good heretic and blasphemer who in the old days would have gotten the hot irons to the feet that they deserved.

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance

originally posted by: BELIEVERpriest
I believe there is a way to know when the end is coming, but it doesn't involve generation calculations.

So you discount what the Bible itself has to say on the matter?

But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only.

But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only.

Interesting....

But of that DAY and HOUR
Kinda leaves week month and year open to be understood.

You have to read and understand what is written in the words not what you have heard

a reply to: Blue Shift

That's just it. I think that's what she believes she may have done, and at the end, you can hear it in her voice that she's not even sure what she's really done or what it means because of what you cite.

And I don't think that's really pin-pointed that specific event, but I think she may have uncovered the beginning of trouble.

She clearly thinks we are all living through the Trib right now, and I just don't see it. If we are living through any part of it, it's just the opening shots, the very beginning. Things are bad, but they are nowhere near as bad on earth as they have been at times in our past, so I am not seeing the Trib. Not by any stretch.

a reply to: HumanitiesLastHope

Thanks for the thread. I have been subscribed to 9Nania for a few years. She has some good stuff.

If you are Christian, or I would rather say, a follower of Jesus, now would be a good time to build that relationship with Him.

If you follow prophecy at all it would be hard to deny that His time is approaching.

If you are not a believer, and things play out the way us 'crazy' Christians have predicted they will, please remember it is never to late to put your faith in HIM. While you still take breath you can put your faith in HIM.

Ridicule all you want, but please remember it is as simple as a personal choice to accept what He has paid for.

Thanks again HumanitiesLastHope, maybe there is one that needed to hear this.

a reply to: Blue Shift

We are NOT to set dates. And she does NOT do that if you watch the video.

However He did say to watch, and that we would know the 'season'.