Davy
Well-Known Member
Be wary brethren of those who cannot grasp that the coming Antichrist will be a singular person with the power to work "great signs and wonders", that IF it were possible, would deceive even Christ's very elect. Lord Jesus said if someone comes up to you and says, "Behold, Christ is here, or there", Jesus said to not believe it. (Matthew 24:23-26).
That reveals the matter of the Antichrist is about a specific entity to come at the end of this world playing The Lord Jesus Christ in Jerusalem.
In 1 John 2:18, Apostle John covered 2 antichrist clauses. The first clause is about a singular "antichrist" that the brethren had already heard shall come. When and where did they already hear that antichrist shall come? From what Jesus said to Apostle John that the prince of this world is coming, and has nothing in Him (John 14:30).
Then the last clause of 1 John 2:18 is about the idea of the "many antichrists", meaning the workers for the Antichrist. Thus both... the idea of a SINGULAR ANTICHRIST entity, and plural 'many antichrists' exist in that verse.
And we don't have to look very far to find who that 'singular' Antichrist figure is about, because it is a subject covered in several Books of God's Word. The Book of Daniel was one of the first places the subject about that coming Antichrist was mentioned, using titles such the "little horn", "vile person", "king of fierce countenance", "prince of Grecia", etc. In the Book of Isaiah, God used the title of the flesh king of Assyria as also 'type' for Satan coming in as a flood for the end per Rev.12.
In Matthew 24:23-26, Jesus specifically warned about the singular Antichrist as a 'false-Christ' (Greek pseudochristos which Dr. James Strong defined as "a spurious Messiah"). Jesus even warned that if some say, "Christ is here, or there", to not believe it, which is about the appearance of a singular false one claiming to be Christ.
In 2 Thessalonians 2, Apostle Paul specifically warned about the "man of sin", a singular title for a single false one, the Antichrist, coming to sit in a new built temple in Jerusalem and proclaiming himself as GOD, and even over all that is called... GOD, or that is worshiped. That certainly is not just about treating the antichrist term like some political movement, and definitely not something that happened back in past history.
The coming Antichrist figure, a false-Messiah that will try and play The Christ, working great signs, wonders, and miracles to deceive with, is set to appear at the very end... of this world, for the time of "great tribulation" Jesus mentioned. We are not in that time yet today.
That reveals the matter of the Antichrist is about a specific entity to come at the end of this world playing The Lord Jesus Christ in Jerusalem.
In 1 John 2:18, Apostle John covered 2 antichrist clauses. The first clause is about a singular "antichrist" that the brethren had already heard shall come. When and where did they already hear that antichrist shall come? From what Jesus said to Apostle John that the prince of this world is coming, and has nothing in Him (John 14:30).
Then the last clause of 1 John 2:18 is about the idea of the "many antichrists", meaning the workers for the Antichrist. Thus both... the idea of a SINGULAR ANTICHRIST entity, and plural 'many antichrists' exist in that verse.
And we don't have to look very far to find who that 'singular' Antichrist figure is about, because it is a subject covered in several Books of God's Word. The Book of Daniel was one of the first places the subject about that coming Antichrist was mentioned, using titles such the "little horn", "vile person", "king of fierce countenance", "prince of Grecia", etc. In the Book of Isaiah, God used the title of the flesh king of Assyria as also 'type' for Satan coming in as a flood for the end per Rev.12.
In Matthew 24:23-26, Jesus specifically warned about the singular Antichrist as a 'false-Christ' (Greek pseudochristos which Dr. James Strong defined as "a spurious Messiah"). Jesus even warned that if some say, "Christ is here, or there", to not believe it, which is about the appearance of a singular false one claiming to be Christ.
In 2 Thessalonians 2, Apostle Paul specifically warned about the "man of sin", a singular title for a single false one, the Antichrist, coming to sit in a new built temple in Jerusalem and proclaiming himself as GOD, and even over all that is called... GOD, or that is worshiped. That certainly is not just about treating the antichrist term like some political movement, and definitely not something that happened back in past history.
The coming Antichrist figure, a false-Messiah that will try and play The Christ, working great signs, wonders, and miracles to deceive with, is set to appear at the very end... of this world, for the time of "great tribulation" Jesus mentioned. We are not in that time yet today.