"Proof Jesus One Generation = 67.21 Yrs ENDS 2015"

a reply to: butcherguy

I just watched 5 whole minutes of the video. That is all that I was able to bear.
No one can verify that any of the ages given in the OT are anywhere close to accurate, but we can take the ages and come up with a figure that will tell us how long the state of Israel will last and when the world will end?
Bat crap bonkers.

a reply to: butcherguy

The idea is that the Bible tells the story of God's fingerprints on the world more than any one person's individual story.

It's a matter of faith. Did she find something significant? I don't know, but I do know it points to the same patterns others are finding. Those are pointing at this fall as something significant, and they've been arrived at in various ways.

Are those patterns correct? The 2012 crowd royally struck out. I have more faith in this batch for personal reasons. I feel myself being called.

But we'll have a better idea if it means anything or not when the time comes. I would much prefer to die old in bed having been proven wrong, believe me.

originally posted by: andy06shake
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

the Bible makes it clear he nor sarah could have chinldren so that when God gave them a child from their own loins it was a miracle.

a reply to: stosh64

I think that God loves me no matter if I spend entire days worshiping Jesus or not.

I'm just not into Jesus.

But I'm certain I'll see you in heaven just the same!

My God is not a judgmental God.

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
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?

The Anti-Christ sets up shop on in Jerusalem (relocation of the Vatican maybe?), probably on the temple mount ( and probably in a newly built Jewish Temple) at the middle of the 7 years.

A Time = 1 year
Times = 2 years
Dividing of Times = 1/2 year.
360 X 3 =1080 180 = 1260

Forty two months = 42 X 30 = 1260

Rev. 11.2
But the court which is without the temple leave out, and measure it not; for it is given unto the Gentiles: and the holy city shall they tread under foot forty and two months.
Rev. 11.3
And I will give power unto my two witnesses, and they shall prophesy a thousand two hundred and threescore days, clothed in sackcloth.

Forty two months = 42 X 30 = 1260



Rev. 12.6
And the woman fled into the wilderness, where she has a place prepared by God, in which she is to be nourished for 1,260 days.


Rev. 12.14
And to the woman were given two wings of a great eagle, that she might fly into the wilderness, into her place, where she is nourished for a time, and times, and half a time, from the face of the serpent.

Rev. 13.5,8
And there was given unto him a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies; and power was given unto him to continue forty and two months...and all that dwell upon the earth shall worship him, whose names are not written in the book of life of the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world.

Daniel 9:27
And he shall make a strong covenant with many for one week, and for half of the week he shall put an end to sacrifice and offering. And on the wing of abominations shall come one who makes desolate, until the decreed end is poured out on the desolator.

Mark 13:14
"When you see 'the abomination that causes desolation' standing where it does not belong--let the reader understand--then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains.

originally posted by: MRuss
a reply to: stosh64

I think that God loves me no matter if I spend entire days worshiping Jesus or not.

I'm just not into Jesus.

But I'm certain I'll see you in heaven just the same!

My God is not a judgmental God.

God is judgemental, even Jesus healed people and told them not to sin again.

Judgement is necessary, God cant be just and allow sinners to escape judgement. The Old Testament is how judgement is dispersed, even on the chosen

You may be certain you will be in heaven but nothing is certain and if you havnt worked out you dont know everything by now then there is little hope.

God wants our lives, not just our days.

These videos are an art in suggestive persuasion. Of course everything the narrator is saying is correct, because she says so.

My only question is did she take into account the change from the Julian and Gregorian dating system and why is she assuming the calendar system is constant through time, because it is not? One slight change in dates could have resulted in her prediction coming in at 2013, or 1812, which would have been inconvenient.

a reply to: ChesterJohn

Suppose its more plausible than a virgin birth. So on this occasion God or one of his many angels must have came down to Earth and fixed Sarah or 100 year old Abraham's malfunctioning junk, or both, allowing him to father a child?

Here is another far more plausible prospect, someone else of a more terrestrial nature fathered Sarah's child. And then it was covered up with this hogwash to hide the indiscretion.

a reply to: borntowatch

"God wants our lives, not just our days."

Why assume that our God or Gods require anything from us, given there implied omnipotence?

As to judgement, i imagine omnipotence would somewhat elevate any entity above such concepts as good or evil which are Human constructs.

And what about predestination, does that not somewhat negate the implication of free will hence make any judgment regarding your souls conduct on Earth rather pointless?

a reply to: andy06shake

Not really.

The key is time. God operates outside of time. We are bound to it. God is the Alpha and Omega, beginning and end, all at once. Even as it began, he was at the end and it had all happened.

We are bound to travel along time, beginning to end. You and I no more know today what we will do tomorrow. Neither of us knows who will win the Super Bowl in February any more than any of the NFL teams do although God has already seen it.

We could conclude that nothing matters, God already knows, but then, there would be no Super Bowl because no one would bother to play the games. Just because God might know makes no difference in what we know anymore than it actually plays the games for us. And just because He might know how you end up no more moves your body or makes those decisions for you. Thanks to time, all those choices are still yours. You don't know how you will make them, and it's not like He will tell you.

a reply to: ketsuko

You cant have predestination and freewill at the same time(pun intended) simply because one negates the other by definition. If you do not have choice then you do not have freewill and if you have freewill then predestination cannot be the case simply because you can choose to alter the plan.

As to God operating and existing outside of time, where exactly would that be? There is no Alpha and Omega, time is most lightly non linear by nature.

see the working celtic cross in my ciggy threead
it kinda makes a lot of the mumbo jumbo look just like it really is
pics references and citations there too

a reply to: andy06shake

If He created it, He isn't bound by it.

a reply to: ketsuko

Thats the crux of the matter and raises some interesting questions.

Did he/she/it have a hand in the creation of the universe?

Or is God a product of our Universe in the same manner that we are?

Possibly God or our notion of such is simply a product of our imagination, the sum of our fear of the unknown or unknowable combined with all our insecurity's and fallibility's as a species. Hence the omnipotent judgmental ideological figure represented in most of our organised religions throughout the globe.

Schizophrenics sometimes become fascinated by the Bible and the numbers in it, and will furiously try to solve the "puzzle" in an attempt to predict the future or superimpose some kind of grand structure on reality. Anti-psychotic medications can help reduce this compulsion, but not always. Psychopharmacological treatment is hardly an exact science at this point, and each individual reacts differently.

originally posted by: Blue Shift
Schizophrenics sometimes become fascinated by the Bible and the numbers in it, and will furiously try to solve the "puzzle" in an attempt to predict the future or superimpose some kind of grand structure on reality. Anti-psychotic medications can help reduce this compulsion, but not always. Psychopharmacological treatment is hardly an exact science at this point, and each individual reacts differently.

If the Bible and numbers provide a kind of outlet for them, and they are otherwise living healthy lives. Why the need for psychotic drugs? Isn't it better to look for other solutions first?

I mean, people get up in arms about praying the gay away, but here you are talking about drugging out God in a sense.

Now if she's obsessing to the point that she's not functioning ... that's different.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance
hey there.........that sentence is talking about the other return....the big one, possibly at the end of the millennium....which is a time I never considered before, I read that somewhere just a week ago.....new to me!

originally posted by: ketsuko
If the Bible and numbers provide a kind of outlet for them, and they are otherwise living healthy lives. Why the need for psychotic drugs? Isn't it better to look for other solutions first?

Sure, there's nothing wrong with a person having a hobby. Something that they get a thrill out of that makes their lives seem worthwhile. It's like with alcoholism, in that it's not really a problem until it interferes with them living a fulfilling, happy, and balanced life.

I'm just saying that the kind of behavior this number searching represents is sometimes a symptom of schizophrenia, so it kind of decreases the likelihood that they're actually right or have some valuable insight about what they're talking about. It's just a person whose brain is spinning a little bit out of control. I guess it's better to have them pouring over some dusty old 4,000 year old book than stockpiling guns and heading to the local mall to go people hunting.

I mean, people get up in arms about praying the gay away, but here you are talking about drugging out God in a sense.

Well, it can't be much of a God if it can be vanquished by a little pill, can it?

a reply to: Blue Shift

Those are my thoughts. I've had a bad experience with an anti-depressant myself. I wasn't taking it for mood modification, but that's what ended up happening to me, and not in any kind of good way. Given what it did to me, I'm probably lucky I was taking dose well below what they usually give for depression.

If she's a little off and this helps her focus in other aspects of her life ... let her have at.

At the same time, I had a college professor who pointed out that most of the truly great people in life were all a little off in one way or another. Do I think that's her thing? No and I think my comments have indicated that.

As to the last, it was just the implication that she's not religious, she's nuts which I felt was analogous to they're not gay, they're just sinful.

originally posted by: HumanitiesLastHope
sources, and people from all walks of life are pointing towards this summer/fall for SHTF.

Do you know how many times I've seen it posted that "such and such time period" is being discussed by "all walks of life" as the time when SHTF? EVERY YEAR. And multiple times throughout the year. When 2016 comes, there will be just as many people saying the end will come in 2016. Welcome to the doom porn bandwagon parade. It never ends despite assuring us it will "soon".

Also this:
Life expectancy over the years