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Ha--good one! Is it April first again?

Doug, I have something for you to do. This is the key to your so called time frames: When Paul would not give glory to himself, who did he say he would give glory to? Research it and know the truth.

I was referring rather to "He who now restrains will do so until He is taken out of the way" (2 Thessalonians 2:7), spoken of by Paul regarding these times now upon us.

Tell that to God. But no, a parable fashioned approach is not an "unwillingness to communicate", or being "not confident", or "to hide" anything--it's baby talk and drawing word pictures for those not understanding. Go figure, even that is not working. Why do you have a problem with God's own...

You first. I asked you a question.

Oh, you're so funny! World-only perspective means exactly what is says. Have you been outside the world and seen from God's perspective? I have.

That is the biblical method. If my speaking in parable fashion for easy understanding, and also giving specific references to scripture regarding these current times, bothers you--it is you who has a problem. However, if you yourself are open to suggestion... Perhaps you will hear according...

Your badmouthing remarks do not change the fact that us being a living timeline is a world-only perspective. Which, yes, I am happy to leave to guys like you. But then again, seeing you go down that toilet prompts me to throw you a lifeline of Godly perspective and truth, even if it is not...

You're missing the point. Although true, such things are the "Hey, look over here!" come-ons among the outfield weeds. They were the mechanism restraining all truth until the time of the end. That horse doesn't finish the race. The foretold "finish" is the "time no longer" translation of the...

Good! That is a good approach. However, the greatest priority should not be given to the local or historic, first context. We should know by all that is written, that much of the aforementioned accounts were actually to point to the greater context of Christ and God. An example would be the...

I was suggesting rising above the rush hour traffic. Having ones eyes open while seeing through a glass dimly, is not without insight along the way. But we are far from being "along the way." The hour is late, and therefore doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result--well...

Ugh...such is the glass dimly. Such a perspective is worldly, a most difficult one to navigate--not because it can't be done, but because there is only One who has done it. All other attempts end in failure...just as it is written. Thus, it is better to consider these matters in the [only] way...

Focusing upon the events of this world does not bring the eternal events of God into focus.

You don't understand -- therefore, you do not want what is best. Contrary to popular belief, eternity is not "endless days." It's no days at all, meaning nothing to be weary of (as it may be with time). Properly defined, eternity is "I am"--not "I'm tired and have had enough." Obviously, you...

True enough, but have you actually understood. Satan being cast down was the beginning of the seven, while the sounding of the seventh angel is the end of the seven, the commencement of "time no longer."

Yes, but perhaps not in the way that is often understood. There is but One kingdom, and the transition (except for "those who are alive and remain" in the world until the end) is the end of this old world. That is the time spoken of as the sounding of the seventh angel. Just prior to that "time...

Yes, and I have told you how.

In addition to what regular news reports, there are two scenarios coming out from underground sources: 1. The Trump in the news is not the actual Donald J. Trump, put into place by the evil forces that have been profiting from wars and fleecing the American people since shortly after its...

Time and timelines present only a "dim" or limited perspective from this world into the unknown. That is entirely the wrong approach. It is all a smokescreen to obscure every generation until the last. This is that last generation--but if you simply do what you have always done, you will only...

There is indeed both heaven and earth to consider. However, seeking first the kingdom of God would rightfully make these present worldly times, last priority. The other issue with the "now" perspective, is the fact that it aligns more with eastern religion.