"TIME NO LONGER" (Revelation 10:6)

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You are not honest, because you accuse me while making your own claims. If you were honest, you would have only countered or asked for further explanation.
I have asked for clarification from you several times and you never provide it, so I'm not being dishonest. And I have countered what you've said whenever I can actually understand what you're saying, such as what you've said about 1 Corinthians 15:22-23. As for the seventh trumpet, you've been far from clear about anything relating to that.
 

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Because you are terrible at communicating. You have no interest in trying to speak in a way that people can understand what you're saying without having to guess. This is a complete waste of time. I'm done.
Your mistake was assuming I was the one speaking with you. And what, shall I now explain again what I explained before and you rejected--that the communication from God is the same yesterday and today--and you have given no reason for making an exception.

But, no, you're not done.
 

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Your mistake was assuming I was the one speaking with you.
LOL. Your delusions continue.

And what, shall I now explain again what I explained before and you rejected--that the communication from God is the same yesterday and today--and you have given no reason for making an exception.
No, you don't need to waste your time trying to explain something again since you are clearly not able to do so in a clear way.

But, no, you're not done.
What are you talking about? It's not up to you to say when I'm done with this discussion. You think you have any authority over me? You don't. The only way I'd want to continue the discussion is if you actually started communicating more clearly, but I'm not getting my hopes up about that.
 

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As usual, you're not being specific. Are you referring to 2 Thessalonians 2:11, which is the only Bible verse that refers to strong delusion? That verse relates to a time period just before the return of Christ, not a time period that began 2,000 years ago.
I can give you the answer to this--but if you think it is going to fit on top of that false foundation--it's not, nor should it.

So...I will answer in the form of a question: Since it is written that Christ went to the Father (left), has He knocked on the door and you answered and let Him in? If so, did you also go to the Father, or did He return to you? And when did He begin to do that with others?

Your answer will either make your above statement false, or show you as unqualified to comment on the things we have been talking about.
 
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I can give you the answer to this--but if you think it is going to fit on top of that false foundation--it's not, nor should it.

So...I will answer in the form of a question: Since it is written that Christ went to the Father (left), has He knocked on the door and you answered and let Him in? If so, did you also go to the Father, or did He return to you? And when did He begin to do that with others?

Your answer will either make your above statement false, or show you as unqualified to comment on the things we have been talking about.
Once again you refuse to be clear and instead of providing an answer, you just ask a question and you expect me to answer your question before you even answer mine. No, answer my question first or we're done. That's how discussions work. 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12 clearly refers to the future return of Christ when we will be gathered to Him, so that establishes the context of that passage. That's all I'll say about that for now. I'll say more if you actually answer the question I asked instead of asking your own question and not answering mine.
 

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I'm not going to waste time trying to connect your convoluted dots. There is no reason for you to be so mysterious instead of just getting to the point and I don't want to waste any more time trying to get you to be more specific about things since you clearly have no interest in that.
Oh, I do want the lights to come on for you--but that would mean you in your spirit expecting to hear what was foretold to come next in the fulness of time. Until then, you, as many before you, will remain on the delusion treadmill--and that too has its time and the fulness thereof.
 

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Oh, I do want the lights to come on for you-
They did long ago, no thanks to you.

-but that would mean you in your spirit expecting to hear what was foretold to come next in the fulness of time. Until then, you, as many before you, will remain on the delusion treadmill--and that too has its time and the fulness thereof.
Buddy, you are way out of line here. You mention "delusion" here after talking about "strong delusion" which is only referenced in 2 Thessalonians 2:11 and that is in reference to unbelievers who are not saved. So, is that what you are intending to say here then, that you think I'm not saved?
 

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See? Once again you're not being clear then. You came across that you were saying that the seventh trumpet is when the mystery of God is finished at which point the seals of Daniel and Revelation are unsealed. That's not what you were intending to say? This is hopeless. Why you refuse to just be specific and straightforward about what you are intending to say when you have no reason not to be, I'll never know.
I WAS SPECIFIC, BUT YOU MISQUOTED ME. There--is that clear enough?
 
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Yes, you do interpret the passages and you explain how you think they are fulfilled, but not clearly. Because of that, this discussion is a complete waste of time. I can only address most of what you say by what I can only guess you might be saying. I don't want to waste time doing that. Time to move on.
What, shall I now call you a liar, because you say I am interpreting when I have told you I am not?

Stop "guessing", and listen. It would be better for you if you take the things I have told you to heart.
 

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I have been leading up to and speaking of this here for some time now (Just ask @amadeus how long sml).

There is a reason, and I have not kept it a secret. But "time no longer" (Revelation 10:6) is a sign, a sign stated there in the Book of Revelation of "the seventh angel, when he is about to sound."

Many would recognize Revelation 10:6-7 and the sounding of the seventh angel as the last trump to be sounded before the end of this old world, after the "finish of the mystery of God which He declared to His servants the prophets." Still, there has been, and is, very little expectation for there to be a sign of such a major event. What would such a sign look like? ...It would look like acts of "finishing", and mysteries revealed that were not to be unsealed until the fulness of time--things we never heard of before--things that not even the scriptures would reveal until the times were fulfilled.

But the key [and sign] within the passage, is "time no longer"...which sounds like the end--but that is not the order or the way in which it was told and written. In fact "time no longer" comes before the sounding of the seventh angel, only "when he is about to sound." That is how it is written. Please do read and study it!

If "time no longer" is therefore--not the end, but in fact comes before the end, what then could the passage be referring to? I am going to tell you:

The “time no longer” key, or turning the key, means removing time from the passages we have assumed occur(ed) on a timeline. This is the cipher that finishes the confused and often misunderstood mystery of God! Except for the use of numbers and repetitions eluding to the truth, the real messages of scripture were never the timeline. The timeline was only history itself, and otherwise only applies to each of our different lives and times that history is made up of. As for the things of God, there is no such timeline. This is the fulfillment of "rightly dividing the word of truth" that the passage spoken by Paul only pointed to.

The timeline of history has served its purpose, and it is now time to press on.

An example of applying the key of "time no longer" to scripture, would be to consider the passage that says, “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever” (Hebrews 13:8). That is how we are naturally inclined to look at someone “Who was, and is, and is to come” in our time-based way of thinking (Revelation 4:8). Which, for a time, was the correct use of language. However, ultimately, in the proper context of God and not the context of this world…as we have even already heard it from God himself, the more accurate words used to define God, are simply: “I am.” Which has no reference to time whatsoever (Exodus 3:14 – Revelation 22:13). And there it was all this time!

If you should choose not to reject it—if you can receive it, this is the key and the method by which the mystery of God is finished.

In Revelation 10, the angel raises his hand and swears by God, who lives forever, that “time will be no longer.” This does not mean that all time suddenly stops or the world ends at that exact moment. Instead, it means the waiting period for God’s plan to be finished is over. The “time no longer” comes just before the seventh angel sounds his trumpet, signaling the final steps of God’s work in this age.

God’s plan—the mystery He revealed to His servants the prophets—has been hidden in parts until the right moment. The prophets spoke about it, but not all was clear before. Now, the time has come for these truths to be opened and understood. This is why John is told to take the “small scroll” from the angel’s hand and eat it. Eating the scroll means fully accepting God’s message inside. When John tastes it, it is sweet like honey, showing that God’s word is good, true, and brings joy. But it also turns bitter in his stomach because the message includes difficult truths about judgment and trials coming upon the world. The sweetness is knowing God’s promise will be fulfilled; the bitterness is knowing the cost many will face if they do not turn to Him.

God is eternal—He is the “I AM,” who exists outside of time. Jesus said, “Before Abraham was, I AM,” showing that God’s reality is not tied to our human way of counting time. So when the Bible talks about “time no longer,” it invites us to see God’s plan not just as a line of past and future events but as something unfolding in His perfect timing, beyond our full understanding of time. This helps us understand that the timeline we often think about in Scripture is not the main point. The timeline shows history, but God’s truth and His kingdom work according to His eternal will. The “time no longer” is a key turning point—God’s patience and delay are finished, and His final actions will soon begin.

So, the message in Revelation 10 shows us that the mystery of God’s plan is now fully revealed and ready to be shared. The small scroll is that message—both sweet in its truth and bitter in its warning. The seventh angel’s trumpet will sound next, marking the fulfillment of all God promised through Jesus and the prophets.

This is the key to —seeing God’s plan not as a strict timeline, but as a living, eternal truth unfolding at the perfect moment God chooses. If we accept this, we understand the mystery of God is finished. The waiting is over. God’s purpose will soon be made clear to all.
 
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What are you talking about? It's not up to you to say when I'm done with this discussion. You think you have any authority over me? You don't. The only way I'd want to continue the discussion is if you actually started communicating more clearly, but I'm not getting my hopes up about that.
I have no authority over you--but I do know the fate of all men, that you too will go before the Lord with these words--as will I.
 
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What, shall I now call you a liar, because you say I am interpreting when I have told you I am not?
If you want to equate having a difference of opinion about that with lying, that's your choice, but it shows you don't know what a lie is.

Stop "guessing", and listen. It would be better for you if you take the things I have told you to heart.
LOL. I don't even know what you're saying most of the time because you either refuse to be clear or are unable to be clear, so how can I do that?
 

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Once again you refuse to be clear and instead of providing an answer, you just ask a question and you expect me to answer your question before you even answer mine. No, answer my question first or we're done. That's how discussions work. 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12 clearly refers to the future return of Christ when we will be gathered to Him, so that establishes the context of that passage. That's all I'll say about that for now. I'll say more if you actually answer the question I asked instead of asking your own question and not answering mine.
This is not a discussion. I did indeed answer you--by the authority given to me.

By the blood of Christ, and the word of your testimony--what is your answer: Did Christ go to the Father, and then return to you?
 

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Buddy, you are way out of line here. You mention "delusion" here after talking about "strong delusion" which is only referenced in 2 Thessalonians 2:11 and that is in reference to unbelievers who are not saved. So, is that what you are intending to say here then, that you think I'm not saved?
No, I am saying, "There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth."
 

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This is not a discussion.
Wow. You are completely delusional. You don't speak for God. No one who butches passages like 1 Corinthians 15:22-23 the way you do can claim to be speaking for God or that God is speaking through them.

I did indeed answer you--by the authority given to me.
A question isn't an answer.

By the blood of Christ, and the word of your testimony--what is your answer: Did Christ go to the Father, and then return to you?
Answer my question about 2 Thessalonians 2:11 first. I will not let you avoid answering my question while demanding that I answer your question before you answer mine. You are very seriously delusional if you think I'm going to do that. Answer my question first since I asked my question first or we're done.
 

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No, I am saying, "There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth."
LOL. What does this mean? Are you for real? Is being clear just something you purposely try to avoid? What was your point in saying this? Only those who are not saved will experience weeping and gnashing of teeth. Are you applying that to me or not? If not, why did you post it?
 

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Do you not know how this work--that God of His own choosing appoints some to speak--not their own words, but His?
This is a forum where people talk to each other. This is not a place where you are assigned to be the one who God speaks through to everyone. The intention of a forum is that people discuss things together and give their understanding of things to each other. No one appointed you as the chosen one to speak for God on this forum.

Are you really that out of spirit--even without knowledge of what is written?
Are you seriously asking me this when you butcher passages like 1 Corinthians 15:22-23 so badly? You are the one without knowledge of what is written.
 

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In Revelation 10, the angel raises his hand and swears by God, who lives forever, that “time will be no longer.” This does not mean that all time suddenly stops or the world ends at that exact moment. Instead, it means the waiting period for God’s plan to be finished is over. The “time no longer” comes just before the seventh angel sounds his trumpet, signaling the final steps of God’s work in this age.

God’s plan—the mystery He revealed to His servants the prophets—has been hidden in parts until the right moment. The prophets spoke about it, but not all was clear before. Now, the time has come for these truths to be opened and understood. This is why John is told to take the “small scroll” from the angel’s hand and eat it. Eating the scroll means fully accepting God’s message inside. When John tastes it, it is sweet like honey, showing that God’s word is good, true, and brings joy. But it also turns bitter in his stomach because the message includes difficult truths about judgment and trials coming upon the world. The sweetness is knowing God’s promise will be fulfilled; the bitterness is knowing the cost many will face if they do not turn to Him.

God is eternal—He is the “I AM,” who exists outside of time. Jesus said, “Before Abraham was, I AM,” showing that God’s reality is not tied to our human way of counting time. So when the Bible talks about “time no longer,” it invites us to see God’s plan not just as a line of past and future events but as something unfolding in His perfect timing, beyond our full understanding of time. This helps us understand that the timeline we often think about in Scripture is not the main point. The timeline shows history, but God’s truth and His kingdom work according to His eternal will. The “time no longer” is a key turning point—God’s patience and delay are finished, and His final actions will soon begin.

So, the message in Revelation 10 shows us that the mystery of God’s plan is now fully revealed and ready to be shared. The small scroll is that message—both sweet in its truth and bitter in its warning. The seventh angel’s trumpet will sound next, marking the fulfillment of all God promised through Jesus and the prophets.

This is the key to —seeing God’s plan not as a strict timeline, but as a living, eternal truth unfolding at the perfect moment God chooses. If we accept this, we understand the mystery of God is finished. The waiting is over. God’s purpose will soon be made clear to all.
In God's reality, when all is said and done (revealed), and the points of truth align according to His timeless eternity, even the timeline will pass away with the world.
 
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