Trailblazer
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That is a Baha'i belief, as I just explained briefly to Brian2. Take a look at the video.Nice to hear your thoughts.
Most Christians believe in the world ending.
I completely agree with your end times philosophy.
It is incredibly rare to hear that, though, as you probably know.
How did you come to that belief?
#19 Trailblazer
The end of the age was supposed to come when Christ returned and Baha'is believe that Baha'u'llah was the return of Christ so the coming of Baha'u'lalh marked the end of the previous age and the beginning of the new age.
Certain Bible verses have different translations so the same Bible verse was translated to say "end of the world" or "end of the age" depending upon the translation. Perhaps that is one reason why some Christians believe it will be the end of the world.
However, some Christians understood that it was the coming of a new age, which is what Baha'is believe.
The end of the age (“end of the world” in the KJV) refers to the end of this present era and the commencement of the next dispensation. It is the period that precedes the second coming of the Son of Man as the Righteous Judge. The end of the age includes the rapture, the tribulation, the second coming, and the judgment of the nations, all of which help usher in the age to come.
To continue: What does the Bible mean when it refers to the end of the age? | GotQuestions.org
Bahai's believe that Baha'u'llah was the return of the Son of Man who was the Righteous Judge, but we do not believe in the rapture or the tribulation. We do believe there will be tribulations but not the kind Christians believe in. We believe that much of the tribulations we are witnessing at the present time are the result of most people rejecting Baha'u'llah, begining with the kings and rulers of His Day, and that if they had not rejected Him the Most Great Peace would have been established. Instead, humanity has had to settle for the Lesser Peace, but eventually the Most Great Peace will be established.