The answer of Moses & Elijah...

Earburner · Sep 6, 2022

BeyondET said:
You adding alot to scripture, verse 14 does not say all that you have added to the verse.

Fault me if you will, it means nothing to me.
I don't interpret prophetic scripture according to my natural mind, church-ianity's scholarly wisdom of men, or the preconceived thoughts of others, but rather by the KJV words of God, allowing the Holy Spirit (the mind of Christ) Himself within me, to interpret His thoughts and ways to me:
I use only the KJV and the Strongs.
Isaiah 55:8-9
Zechariah 4:6
John 16:13
1 Corinthians 2:5,16.

Earburner · Sep 6, 2022

BeyondET said:
That has nothing to do with implying that i originally ask you for oil.

First, I didn't know what you were referencing for your reply, and then for you to be sarcastic about it, I answered with a biblical answer, revealing that "oil" is symbolic of God's anointing with His Holy Spirit.

BeyondET · Sep 6, 2022

Earburner said:
First, I didn't know what you were referencing for your reply, and then for you to be sarcastic about it, I answered with a biblical answer, revealing that "oil" is symbolic of God's anointing with His Holy Spirit.

You said to me you couldn’t help me go find someone who sells it by posting the verse, you were sarcastic to me by saying that. I posted verses from joel 3 that the valley of decision is the valley of Jehoshaphat also. In scripture it is the same place.

The valley that a decision is made is in Jehoshaphat
Joel 3
2 I will gather all nations, and will bring them down into the valley of Jehoshaphat; and I will execute judgment upon them there for my people and for my heritage Israel, whom they have scattered among the nations: and they have parted my land

Earburner · Sep 6, 2022

BeyondET said:
You said to me you couldn’t help me go find someone who sells it by posting the verse, you were sarcastic to me by saying that. I posted verses from joel 3 that the valley of decision is the valley of Jehoshaphat also. In scripture it is the same place.

I apologize, If that is how you perceived it, that was not my intention. I used that verse so that you would intensify your search, as to what the "Golden oil" is symbolic of in Zechariah 4:12.
[12] And I answered again, and said unto him, What be these two olive branches which through the two golden pipes empty the golden "oil" out of themselves?
The golden pipes are their voices, by which the two "anointed" ones speak to the whole world, concerning the Lamb of God, that taketh away the sin of the world, sent by God the Father.
Think it through! THAT is no small event!

Both John and Jesus were anointed by the Holy Spirit, at birth. They are the only ones to ever be physically born with the Holy Spirit of God.

Earburner · Sep 6, 2022

BeyondET said:
You said to me you couldn’t help me go find someone who sells it by posting the verse, you were sarcastic to me by saying that. I posted verses from joel 3 that the valley of decision is the valley of Jehoshaphat also. In scripture it is the same place.

Correct. I didn't contest that. But Joel 3:14 is about decisions being made by multitudes.
Jesus spent most of His ministry dwelling in the Mount of Olives at night, and during the day, He was at the Temple. The valley of Jehoshaphat was between those two places. That is why I provided John 3:18.
Ever since Jesus and the Day of Pentecost, the whole world is being brought to a decision, of whether or not they are going to follow Jesus.
If not, they remain to be "condemned already", by the first judgment through Adam, which is sure death, "as having never lived".

face2face · Sep 6, 2022

Earburner said:
physically born with the Holy Spirit of God.

What's the difference "born with the HS" or "by the HS"

BeyondET · Sep 6, 2022

Earburner said:
Correct. I didn't contest that. But Joel 3:14 is about decisions being made by multitudes.
Jesus spent most of His ministry dwelling in the Mount of Olives at night, and during the day, He was at the Temple. The valley of Jehoshaphat was between those two places. That is why I provided John 3:18.
Ever since Jesus and the Day of Pentecost, the whole world is being brought to a decision, of whether or not they are going to follow Jesus.
If not, they remain to be "condemned already", by the first judgment through Adam, which is sure death, "as having never lived".

And 2 verses before 14 says what the valley is.

Earburner · Sep 6, 2022

face2face said:
What's the difference "born with the HS" or "by the HS"

You, I and everyone else were NOT physically born with the Holy Spirit. If you believe otherwise, you have been deceived.

Earburner · Sep 6, 2022

BeyondET said:
You said to me you couldn’t help me go find someone who sells it by posting the verse, you were sarcastic to me by saying that. I posted verses from joel 3 that the valley of decision is the valley of Jehoshaphat also. In scripture it is the same place.

The valley that a decision is made is in Jehoshaphat
Joel 3
2 I will gather all nations, and will bring them down into the valley of Jehoshaphat; and I will execute judgment upon them there for my people and for my heritage Israel, whom they have scattered among the nations: and they have parted my land

You all have swallowed the corrupted view of Revelation by church-ianity. It's not all future.
God has been reaping souls through Jesus for two millennia.

If you hear the meaning of those two verses in Joel 3, you will know that we ARE NOW in the time of "harvest", ever since Pentecost.
Matt.9[37] Then saith he unto his disciples, The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few;
[38] Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he will send forth labourers into his harvest.

However, we are not yet at the end of the harvest.
That end will come when the "mark of the beast" is implemented upon the whole world. The "tares" will be FIRST gathered into bundles, to be burned.
Meanwhile, the wheat are being gathered into the Lord's barn individually. Matthew 13:30.
At the END of harvest, It will be the literal separation of the goats from the sheep, effectively and effectually carried out by the "MoB".

Edit: the above is my reply to your recent post:
"And 2 verses before 14 says what the valley is."

Desire Of All Nations · Sep 10, 2022

BeyondET said:
Well Matthew 11 Jesus speaks about the willingness to accept John is the Elijah how do you interpret what is being said in Matthew.

Matthew 11
13For all the Prophets and the Law prophesied until John. 14And if you are willing to accept it, he is the Elijah who was to come.

In Matt. 17:11, Jesus said that Elijah will come, and that was after John the Baptizer's ministry had ended with him locked in prison. Jesus even went on to tell the disciples that John's ministry was only a type of the final Elijah personality.

The fact that Isaiah and Malachi are end-time books means that Jesus was clearly speaking of a man who was supposed to do the same thing in a future period just before He returned. John the Baptizer did not turn the hearts of fathers and children to each other, nor did he restore any doctrines. His only role was to preach repentance and prepare the way for Christ's ministry.

The fact that Mal. 4:1-3 was written within an end-time context proves that there was supposed to be another Elijah personality beyond John the Baptizer's work. There is also the matter that Mal. 3:1-3 also teaches that this man was supposed to surface before the Laodicean era began, so logic dictates that this end-time Elijah was the leader of the Philadelphian era that is described in Rev. 3:7-13.

face2face · Sep 12, 2022

Desire Of All Nations said:
In Matt. 17:11, Jesus said that Elijah will come, and that was after John the Baptizer's ministry had ended with him locked in prison. Jesus even went on to tell the disciples that John's ministry was only a type of the final Elijah personality.

The fact that Isaiah and Malachi are end-time books means that Jesus was clearly speaking of a man who was supposed to do the same thing in a future period just before He returned. John the Baptizer did not turn the hearts of fathers and children to each other, nor did he restore any doctrines. His only role was to preach repentance and prepare the way for Christ's ministry.

The fact that Mal. 4:1-3 was written within an end-time context proves that there was supposed to be another Elijah personality beyond John the Baptizer's work. There is also the matter that Mal. 3:1-3 also teaches that this man was supposed to surface before the Laodicean era began, so logic dictates that this end-time Elijah was the leader of the Philadelphian era that is described in Rev. 3:7-13.

It's great to see a few believers drawing to end time unfulfilled prophecies which I hope will involve our participation. Not sure about those who believe in Heaven going????what do they look forward to?...Nothing is written at all!

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