n2thelight
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As a matter a fact,let me pull your coat on this fact,Christ shall return 3 1/2 days after the two witnesses are killed
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Bottom line anyone born in 1948 that's still alive will be here to see the coming of Christ!!!!
Ummmmmmmm, according to Psalms 90 we're only "guaranteed" 70 years, which expired in 2018, -- so your 1948 is simply a FAKE number which you pulled out of one of your orifices. In fact, you not only have NO CLUE as to when Jesus will return, -- you can't even name the YEAR, much less the SEASON.
Maybe your doctrine shouldn't say "Season". Have you considered changing your doctrine to DECADE (10), or SCORE (20), or CENTURY (100)? -- Better yet, how about DAYTONA (500)?!?
Bobby Jo said:
If Scripture says we can't know the "DAY or the HOUR", can we know the Week; Month; Season; Year (1); Decade (10); Score (20); Century (100); Daytona (500); and Millennia (1,000)?n2thelight said:
... NO!!!! ... but we should know the season ...
If I understand your position correctly, -- there's NOTHING in Scripture which says we can't know the "WEEK", but you insist we can't know the week? Are there any other aspects in which your Doctrines supersede Scripture?
Please consider the seriousness of your apparent UNSCRIPTURAL assertion in context of what the Disciple John wrote:
Rev. 22:18 I warn every one who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: if any one adds to them, God will add to him the plagues described in this book, ...
And don't get me wrong. I don't know the "week", and I don't particularly care to know the "week". I know the timing within a few weeks, and that's as close as I'm interested in knowing. But your "season" is 13 weeks, and I'd like to be a little closer than you allow, so I guess according to you, -- I AM DEFYING SCRIPTURE because my expectation VIOLATES YOUR DOCTRINE.
Of course I have Scripture on my side, (DAY or the HOUR); but you have your DOCTRINE! :)
Bobby Jo
I'd say that about a person who glanced casually at eschatology and then turned away from it with a "I don't really know or care what happens"...or, a 'pan-Millennialist' as they sometimes call it. However, that is not what I am doing or suggesting. I have done considerable reading, both of biblical and extra-biblical sources, I've prayed and I've listened to countless sermons and lectures on the subject. I have made myself as informed on the subject as I feel I can be, and I do, indeed have an opinion on what will happen. But, I am not foolish enough to believe that my understanding is perfect. So...we ought to discuss these issues, form our understandings on them, but be pleased for God to show us the final outcome based on his ultimate Sovereignty. Which I hope you will agree will definitely happen whether it happens to conform to your 'informed view' or not.They say experience is the BEST teacher. But others say it's the WORSE teacher because it gives the test before the lesson. So where you could be INFORMED, you apparently prefer to be UNINFORMED:
1 Thess 5:3 When people say, “There is peace and security,” then sudden destruction will come upon them as travail comes upon a woman with child, and there will be no escape. 4 But you are not in darkness, brethren, for that day to surprise you like a thief.
Good luck,
Bobby Jo
Dang, with no problems ,gonna help you out some more.
Let's start here when we will in fact know the day
Like I said come correct
There are three:
1.) The 40 years in Exodus of wandering in the wilderness, 2.) The 70 years in psalms, and 3.) The 120 years in Genesis CH 6.
... I have done considerable reading, both of biblical and extra-biblical sources, ...
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The confused are those who think that will never happen, ...
Well, clearly whatever I read, studied or listened to didn't lead me to feel the need to presumptuously declare how perfect my perceptions are over all the other plebeians. If I feel I can present my ideas without the obvious need to make the person I'm talking to feel like an idiotic heretic bent on advancing devious lies...then just perhaps I am learning something that you are not.... and then gave up, and rejected what you MISSED in Scripture. But that's ok, -- it's your loss! :)
Bobby Jo
Well, clearly whatever I read, studied or listened to didn't lead me to feel the need to presumptuously declare how perfect my perceptions are over all the other plebeians. If I feel I can present my ideas without the obvious need to make the person I'm talking to feel like an idiotic heretic bent on advancing devious lies...then just perhaps I am learning something that you are not.
Well, clearly whatever I read, studied or listened to didn't lead me to feel the need to presumptuously declare how perfect my perceptions are over all the other plebeians. If I feel I can present my ideas without the obvious need to make the person I'm talking to feel like an idiotic heretic bent on advancing devious lies...then just perhaps I am learning something that you are not.
Hello Naomi25, btw I love that name....but what a biblical character you have there! A woman who was strong and very wise.
I am very much like you...I share what I have received from the Holy Spirit and get a lot of flack from it from those who disagree but I just figure that they aren't there yet....Jesus even told the disciples there was a lot more He wanted to tell them but they couldn't bare it at that time...but He told them the Spirit of Truth will come and teach you all things and will only speak what He hears the Father speak....most of my revelation knowledge has come from the Holy Spirit....but I get some good nuggets of wisdom here at times......even you have gave me some....
Revelation is a book I tried to avoid and let the pastor teach it until the Holy Spirit told me to study it....and very first chapter my eyes were opened to something I never noticed before....revelation knowledge.....it was time....I was ready to receive it....am I making sense?
Anyway, God bless you! I love your zeal to study and go deeper and find the hidden wisdom of God.
I don't know that I've EVER claimed to have everything I've ever considered exactly correct. In fact I'm confronted daily with how my understanding lets me down. It's for that very reason I believe in constantly pushing forward in study and conversation.Sure: You've got everything you've ever considered EXACTLY CORRECT.
There, instead of a friend giving you wounds, you've preferred the kisses from the enemy (Proverbs 27:6)! :)
Bobby Jo
... do you honestly find it at all edifying when you are confronted by people who outright, from the beginning of a conversation announce to you, and all, that they, and only they, have the correct interpretation of a passage ...
Scripture tells us to "try the spirits" and to be "instant in season and out of season" to respond to ANY doctrine. So I am MORE THAN HAPPY to either RECEIVE or CORRECT any given doctrine. And if someone refuses to be corrected, then their blood is on their own head. But if they receive what GOD has for them, I've not only gained a "brother"/"sister" but have possibly saved them from a fowler's snare.
And neither Jesus nor the Holy Spirit force their leading upon ANYONE, and neither do I. You're free to challenge or outright reject what I present as Scripture based, and no hard feelings, -- other than you're choosing to be blind when you need to see.
Bobby Jo
You consistently miss my point. So, clearly there is no longer any reason attempting to explain it.