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Exactly! Over in Europe, all the old Protestant Reformation heritage sites are vandalized or forgotten. The church where Luther preached gets sprayed with graffiti. During the time Luther was hammering the Papacy in Germany, England saw Latimer, Cramner, and Ridley burned to death for denouncing...

The difference between Protestant nations and Catholic nations is so grave, you can draw a line. The purpose of flooding America and historically Protestant nations with migrants is all part of the "redistribution of wealth" that so dominate the philosophies of the occult and various Papal...

Definitely blowing this thing way outta proportion. All we know is what the lying fake news media tells us, a media that has built up a dynasty founded on routinely lying to the people. Don't stop critically thinking, friend, and don't let the "fear is the new virtue" crowd bully you into...

LOL I didn't say those who misunderstand are children, just that the concept of "after that one" means "during the next one" is not difficult to understand. After Friday comes Saturday, not a gap in time. Therefore "after 69 weeks" means "during the 70th" because the one follows after the...

Hi, thanks for your thoughts. Here's a few questions: 1) When did the 69 Weeks expire? "...from the going forth of the commandment...unto Messiah the Prince shall be 7 weeks, 60, and 2..." The 69 weeks expire at "Messiah the Prince". 2) What does "Messiah the Prince" mean and what event does...

Amen to that brother

Well, always the exception, but for the most part, it's cherished beliefs which we don't wanna let fall to the ground when they are shown to be incompatible with Scripture. I grew up Baptist and futurist, but when those beliefs were challenged and I found them indefensible, I had no choice but...

Seems to me the reason for the multiplied thousands of different churches who all claim to love God but can't stand one another on Sunday is precisely due to an unwillingness to let go of preconceived notions about the Christian faith.

Exactly! This foundational principle of "Speak, for Thy servant heareth" was NOT employed by the Jesuits in their defense of the Protestant Reformation's indictment of the Papacy as Antichrist. The Jesuits approached the Bible with their minds already made up, and thus their minds were filled...

Yes...the Reformers didn't waste a whole lot of time arguing with Papists who knew less of the Scriptures than "a boy that driveth the plough", as Tyndale would say.

The Beast is identified as a "kingdom" and only referenced as an individual, much like God has referred many times in the past to entire kingdoms by singular pronouns or individuals with not the slightest intent to diminish the concept from being the kingdom in its entirety. Now, a platform? LOL...

What you and the Jesuits teach is identical: future Antichrist, future peace treaty, future temple of prophetic significance...Jesuits don't even understand the Gospel, let alone eschatology. I noticed you didn't respond to you my refutation of your "seventy sevens of years" which establishes...

Hey there, Enoch111, I see you're still fighting the good fight of faith...your faith in Jesuit Futurism :D! It's understandable why you can't see what the entire Protestant world once saw so clearly...how could you? In the very first sentence of this post, you say it is "some strange reason"...

I absolutely agree. If sharing unpopular beliefs which defy conventional wisdom/consensus is a crime, then Jesus is guilty in the first degree.

That's even MORE asinine...how can Christ's body and blood be "literally" offered in a "Eucharist" at the Last Supper when He had yet to die? LOL

The fact that Futurism and Preterism both came from Jesuit priests in response to the crisis caused by the Protestant Reformers having previously attacked the papacy through the teaching Historicism - that the Antichrist of prophecy is the papacy - demands investigation, not a callous dismissal...