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Readers, Please take note that scripture reads that Christ is the foundation, and not as above which is false. Or in other scripture, we're built upon the foundation of the Apostles and Prophets, Jesus Christ Himself being the Chief Corner Stone. Shalom in the name of Lord Jesus Christ

Can you give us the verse to confirm your testimony, thank you?

Chapter 16 & 19, does not end as above. But 'first resurrection' and 'rapture' does end according to the scriptures.

Dear readers, First return of the Lord from Heaven will be only in the 'clouds', to meet the 'raptured' saints in the 'air', as they'll be taken up from earth. Second return of the Lord from Heaven will be on earth with His angels who followed Him to wage war with the kingdom of darkness...

Because you kept it son long contemplating cluelessly whether to drink or not. Prophesy to yourself, that's fine, go easy on yourself man

This for the church at all time to any one by their fruit.

Quote from Revelation ch. 16 or 19, where it's written that after defeating the armies His feet touches down on the mount of olive. If am not mistaken, earlier you mentioned that His feet touches down on the mount of Olive first, and then defeats the armies.

Nope, this is for the 'body of Christ' since from His first coming "It is finished.", there's no longer Jews or Gentiles but are 'one' with Christ. And amongst even for us today, that we'll know 'false brethren' whether they be Jews or Gentiles, by their fruit.

Fair enough 'congrats', where's the 'mount olives' you copy and paste prophetically is mentioned, that the Lord with the angels steps on?

The 'first resurrection' Biblically, is relatively in conjunction with the word 'rapture' that was added by the church fathers. The 'first resurrection' is that the dead in Christ shall rise first, and those who are living, together will be 'taken up' to the sky, to meet the Lord in the...

In Revelation ch.19 to 20, there's no mention of Mount Olives and Jesus stands on it? Jesus just came down to earth and His angels followed Him, to wage war against anti-Christ and the false prophet. And moreover this is not the Armageddon, i believe it's best you stick alone to Paul's Gospel...

According to Lord Jesus Christ in the Gospel, 'hypocrites' say one thing and does another thing. And that's what sadly 'Dough' is being haughty and wise in his own conceit. May GOD the FATHER of our Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on him, help bring one back to the 99.

Where the 'Final Judgement' of the dead and living shall be 'held' separating the sheep and goats, in Heaven or on earth?

You 'are' making them about what they aren't and you don't even know about it, and a blind guide of the blind. When you faithlessly confess, you don't get your doctrine either from Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, therefore you don't 'get it' at all. Period

i agree, but Revelation ch. 19 does not mention about 'Mount of Olive', so it's wise not to 'add to' or 'remove from' the scripture. This is a different occasion before He's coming to judge the dead and the living on the Final Judgement. But before that, as after the thousand years is over...

The 'same' above and before ascension, Christ commissioned the 12 now Apostles, to 'likewise' make disciples of every nation or every creature. Why after Christ, the 12 Apostles who received the Holy Ghost, and commissioned to make disciples of every creature do not have the Kingdom 'at hand'...

Then why you minster and witness to us about the 10 virgins according to Gospel of Matthew?? It's like an 'hypocrite', say one thing and do another thing, right readers??

Nope readers, for the above statement is false The same parable in the Gospel Jesus discipled the 12, He further commissioned them to make disciple of all nation or every creature, and Gentiles included. The 10 virgins parable resembles the body of Christ that includes the remnant of Jews...

One in the air is for the rapture of church saints dead and alive. What was Christ's coming on the ground for?

They were already, Matthew and the 11's 'audiences', even orally discipled already to their Gospel of Christ, 4-5 years before Paul started his Gospel of Christ's ministry, period It is 'nonsense' that the Gospel of Christ to Paul must come 'in conflict' with the initial Gospel of Christ given...