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Any and all under the spirit of antichris.

Haha...it is for the same reason you posted this: Temptation of the flesh.

God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Therefore, there is no such timeline of events, except as they are revealed into the darkness of this world. As such, if the vision was manifest to Israel at the coming of Christ (for He said that it has come upon them), it was then repeated after...

The warning is not only to Israel (nor specifically about their history), but to all. That is the point. He only uses Israel and their history for example.

The problem with considering even that possibility, is that it all just ends in more conjecture. The only answer to these age old questions is in knowing just what the world is. By God's word and revelation, the world is the manifest revelation of everything good and evil brought to light...

Well...I would credit God for media before the media of men :)

A quick synopsis of the reality of Time: Within the context of this famous movie scene, we would not look at our own watch to see what time it is. That would be ridiculous. Fact is the movie only seems to have a timeline, when there is actually no such thing within the physical film sitting on...

I don't want to hijack the thread, but Time is a big subject, and yet it is at the heart of most misunderstandings about the world and about God. Including these seven.

It is true that most people agree on more things than can be numbered, but also disagree on just as many. But why should we debate what God has made clear is a matter of "creation" suitable for all purposes good and evil? Does it even make sense that their truth is also our truth, when God has...

If I may interject: The timing of world history is simply a matter of disagreement for lack of understanding what the world actually is. The world is not natural, but supernatural. It is the manifestation and revelation of the story of Jesus Christ made known to all, the dead and the living...

Seven misunderstandings :( The whole message here from Jesus is not a put-off of the timing of events to some future mass event, but rather that "All these events are the beginning", not the end. So...it is not correct for you to say that all these things are signs of the end. Which begs the...

Each in their own time, as God has allotted.

The issue of "fasting" is commonly misunderstood. As with most [religious] practices (even those that are legitimately prescribed by God), they are practiced for revelation and our learning, more than they are meant to be a quick fix of a problem worthy of prayer. In other words, like the law...

If you would like, I would be happy to go over each of the scriptures one at a time that you wrongly believe support a Purgatory.

That's what happened when Jesus spoke hard sayings. Most left following him. Sounds like you just don't want to hear anything against your own misguided beliefs which you have poorly supported with passages that don't actually describe a Purgatory at all. Scripture can be like that. There is...

Says those who live by it :(

Just as time is an illusion, so is the notion of Purgatory.

None of the scriptures that you have quoted tell of more than one salvation by God via two folds only, not three. The idea of Purgatory simply stems from a lack of understanding the one salvation plan of God, and his appointment "for men to die once." Even worse, it is built upon the illusion...

Yes, the statement that "God loved us while we were yet sinners", would also include the sin of heresy.

It is not just the Catholics. One could even implicate God, for it is he who created time...which is the problem and the confusion. So then, yes, the Catholics made a religious doctrine out of what God had meant merely for the incremental revelation of all truth--to children (his children)...