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No...not that body. That was a foreshadowing. We are His body. This is what became of His body--and why we must eat of it. He who eats My flesh and drinks My blood abides in Me, and I in him. John 6:56

No...you have not factored in that "the Son of Man is coming at an hour you do not expect." When Jesus compared the days of Noah, He did not make exception to the eight, as you have.

No, I wasn't speculating, but rather pointing out the error of the logic that you yourself arrive at. The problem is not taking all terms as literal, but just those that men fail to reconcile. What I have stated reconciles all scripture.

Me...but not the same as you described of the young man. It just struck me as curious...that the timing could be similar--God moving.

Wars and rumors of wars, and those things listed by Christ have been around since there were nations. But He spoke not of the end, which comes after. It is as the days of Noah, rather, that should be understood. Things are to be as they were. As they were, so are we...so has man been since the...

I had a similar vision...it would have been early '86.

I like it! Isn't it strange/fascinating that at the same time there grows a great divide between good and evil, light and darkness?

"But He was speaking of the temple of His body." John 2:21 Good question!

Was it 1986?

The end is marked only by God whom draws who He wills and when.

Fair enough. But not knowing the day or the hour, what do you base his error of timing on? Seems to me that if you are against his urgency, then you must have some reason for speaking against it.

Nonetheless, the verse is true. I hear your objections to his telling it and his beating the JW drum...but you both make a good point regarding the end. You seem to qualify it as a sign that should be complete in order to mention it, while he seems to be referring rather to "when you see these...

My Testimony Growing up was like something out of a story book. I’ll get to times of suffering, but for the most part life was good. I was raised on a ranch with a wonderful, loving mother and father, a sister and two brothers, and friends. Although we had lots of chores and worked really hard...

If you mean "It is finished." All matters of God are not on a timeline. The confusion of such passages (and those to follow), is that in this world things do unfold on a timeline--which does not really exist. That is just the incremental marks of revelations from God. In other words, as even...

You are not being clear. What "it" where are you referring to?

I do. I call this the limit of "belief", as compared with "knowing." Again, opinions are just what people do not know, but only believe. Believing is great--but right or wrong, it is the evidence of one being on a path to just what it is they believe. That is why it is important to begin with...

Most want to take the words of scripture "literally"...that is, as according to our own understanding. This we do in spite of God's own clarification, that the words are rather spirit, and are spiritually discerned. And the result is, we are potentially completely off when it comes to...

Thanks Randy. But I wouldn't rule out prophets. If God can make a donkey talk... Not that l am claiming to be one, I'm not. My salvation prayer to God was rather for "answers"...and He answered and I was caught up in the Spirit. He still gives gifts, "some prophets." Mine was knowledge. As a...

I am all for "discussions" and even thoughts and theories. It is false claims and preaching before knowing the truth that I react to this way. Much of what I find myself doing here, is not discussion, it's correction. With all the wild and varied claims I am moved in the Spirit...because the...

@Timtofly That explanation of the abomination of desolation would be pretty unconvincing to someone who thinks it is yet in the future. I keep repeating it, but "the abomination that makes desolation" is also that "great tribulation" spoken of. In either case, it is rather the crucifixion of...