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You are not even understanding the english of what is written! It says "shall begin": Shall: (in the first person) expressing the future tense. Begin: start; perform or undergo the first part of (an action or activity).

I proclaim only what is written--and it is rather you who denies it. And you do so calling names which you do not even know the definition of, which is what false witnesses do. :(

And you don't hear so well--I said (and the scriptures say) it is not, but is rather the times just before the end. Just as it is written, saying "about to." Revelation 10:7 Stop being so emotional, and get your fingers out of your ears.

If you had asked for a self-admitted conspiracy theory section, that would be one thing. But you did not, which by definition means you actually only mean to cut out the competition for speculations about the truth, as if you and the news media are the only ones who are true and there is no...

Two out of three (past, now, future) ain't bad, but one out of three (now), no. Time is even scientifically an illusion, nonetheless it ticks by and comes to an end, and then it's over. You know this. You may as well put your head down and shut out everything but the ground beneath your feet...

It would appear that you have the wrong idea about Conspiracy Theories. Conspiracy Theories are simply called theories by someone who does not believe them, or has their own conspiracy. It's name-calling...which is not even allowed on Christianity Board. By what you seem to assume...

It is Jesus, the First. Now I saw heaven opened, and behold, a white horse. And He who sat on him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness He judges and makes war. 12 His eyes were like a flame of fire, and on His head were many crowns. He [e]had a name written that no one knew except...

It is not stated, except that "no one knows but the Father." But I submit, that Jesus Christ is the Last, and therefore when the last of those "in Him" dies, then comes the end.

No...it is first talking about the time of the sounding of the seventh angel...preceding the end, announcing the end of the world, meaning the end of time. That there "should be" time no longer: shall be (151x), will be (9x), be (6x), shall have (6x), shall come to pass (4x), shall (4x), not...

You are either imagining things I didn't say, or putting words in my mouth. What I said was that Jesus Christ was "before the foundation of the world", and "the same yesterday, today, and forever", just as the scriptures do. Are you with me so far? Then I indicated that those who are "in Him"...

I quoted it for you above. Your reference to "glorified immortal flesh" above was not about bringing our natural bodies under subjection to the Spirit, which, indeed, we ought to do. But rather, by that language, surely you were instead referring to the resurrection and the flesh entering the...

I am not going to continue entertaining your errored perception of the world. The world is not the kingdom--and no, it's not "real", it's "created" like man who is stated as being a mere "image." I recommend you change the lenses of just how you view everything. Renew your mind.

Why the bank...is that your temple? :rolleyes:

I quoted the verse that says the mystery finished and the sounding of the seventh angel are regarding "time no more." Revelation 10

You have not read the scriptures correctly, nor have you heard anything different from me. I did not declare that time had ended, but that the mystery of it is "finished" at the sounding of the seventh angel which brings forth the end. And your accusation is not unlike that of the Priests and...

No, but I claim His return only as it is written: "but each one in his own order."

You and many have not understood except in the way that it was presented to you, which came about by the mystery of God that He declared to His servants the prophets. Which false priests and teachers not hearing, taught and the "lie" was believed causing "strong delusion" and great apostacy...

That is just you contradicting what is written in the scriptures and claiming that "Jesus Christ is" not "the same yesterday, today, and forever."

Let me clarify the "Preteristic" worldview compared with what I am saying to the contrary: My understanding of Preterism, is that they have claimed a specific time or date that all things end[ed] on. I am not at all saying that. But rather, that time is a God-created mystery (Revelation 10)...

You speak as if you never had anything to complain about, that life is always perfectly easy and without any times being tough, frustrating, difficult, or even never coming to and end. But that simply isn't true of this world or this life. You mentioned that "The future doesn’t exist, it’s...