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Yes! Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV is a Messianic prophecy of the Second Coming by the "Gospel Prophet" Isaiah, so nicknamed because all he wrote so much about Jesus. It says Jesus will consume swing eaters, mouse eaters, idolaters, the self-righteous, etc.

Pretty sure if eating swine's flesh was OK, it wouldn't be on the list with all those other bad things.

I have read the passage carefully, and discovered this: Verses 1 through 11 translate the word "rest" from the Greek "kataposis" in every case - except in the case of verse 9 where "rest" is translated from "SABBATISMOS". Yes, "kataposis" definitely refers to the "spiritual rest" God wanted...

People are in here trying to convince other people that no man cometh to the Christ except through the catholic priesthood, and all you can do is whine about volume? I'm sure there's an ecumenical love fest forum somewhere on this platform that is better suited for you, friend.

You just keep beating that drum while ignoring the millions of cases of papal priest child sex abuse your beloved papacy swept under the rug via "hush money" settlements - despite Cardinal Law being informed at the annual conference of bishops that "pedophile priests" were becoming a BILLION...

I think the comparison with what is clearly not "everything" concerning the plant kingdom with the "every" of the animal kingdom adds much weight to the argument that Genesis 9:3 KJV is only referring to "clean" animals - especially since there's no getting around Isaiah's Messianic prophecy of...

Let's examine the evidence: Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV [15] For, behold, the Lord will come with fire and with his chariots (when else is the Lord coming with fire and chariots but at the Second Coming?) like a whirlwind, to render his anger with fury, and his rebuke with flames of fire (when is the...

Oh, so if it's not on the internet, it doesn't exist.

Admittedly, the text seems to suggest both clean and unclean... but let's consider if "all plants" refers to every plant: Genesis 9:3-4 KJV is about food for humans and therefore regulates human diet. God modified the human diet immediately after the Fall, allowing Adam and Eve to eat “green...

There's NOTHING Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV can be attributed to except the Second Coming of Christ. It's called a "Messianic Prophecy".

Suit yourself, but be prepared to sizzle along with that bacon you love so.

Be honest...did you look any further than the internet?

Only one problem with your assumption: Any unclean species Noah ate would have ended right there.

Look, either you believe antichrist came in the 1st century or will come in the last century. Which is it?

Look, even a blind man can see the "day/year" principle of prophecy (Numbers 14:34 KJV; Ezekiel 4:6 KJV; Luke 13:32 KJV). He can also see that the 70 Weeks are 490 symbolic days for 490 literal years. Anyone who correctly applies this principle to Daniel 9 but not to Daniel 8 simply doesn't...

I hear constantly "the Ten Commandments were given to Israel" which is not accurate. They were merely codified at Sinai - and you can't codify a set of laws unless the individual laws already exist. Did Cain know murder was sin? Did Joseph know adultery was sin? Did Jacob know idolatry was...

Isaiah 66:15-17 KJV is an Old Testament prophecy written about the Second Coming of Jesus, as any honest Christian scholar can see. I'm happy to go over it verse by verse if you like. Isaiah didn't get the reputation "The Gospel Prophet" for nothing.

I love it ... but can't eat it, after learning how nasty they are. They're...well...pigs! LOL I've shared this passage with pork eating Christians and they don't like it one bit, and try to say, "Oh, that's OT" or something like that, while forcefully blinding themselves to the fact that the...

Here's a homework assignment for you: Instead of searching 21st century internet sites for Jesuit timelines, try looking up the 16th century writings of Jesuit priest Francisco Ribera for detailed descriptions of what's now known as Jesuit Futurism. Bonus question: Check out 16th century...

Sure, He fulfilled all the law as one might "fulfill" any other obligation which is usually by performance of something. The question here is: what was nailed to the Cross? The answer is: that which was a "shadow". The Ten Commandments were no shadow of anything, for they go all the way back...