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Considering Yeshua also prophesied loads of things that were to take place before it, such as the whole world being deceived by 'I Am' in his name, the second temple destruction, the diaspora, the time of the gentiles, earthquakes, rumors of war, then the sun, moon and stars darkened, and then finally his return on the clouds, with the hosts of Heaven....
So clearly he wasn't meaning it was in the time of the disciples.
Very true, Yeshua's point about the 'I Am' deception is obviously included in that, and fulfilled by John, Paul and Simon the stone (petros) who all go around prophesying....Not to mention, ''false prophets'', and false Messiahs..
I think the end timers get a real kick out of scaring people with their nonsense.
Oh sush, you you. They are still in the Matrix. Doh!The world ended due to the Y2K scare. Didn't you all get the memo?
The end has been nigh for a very long time. I remember the sandwich board men strutting their stuff with this message when I was a kid in the 50s. Whenever there is a national or world crisis the end times merchants get very excited, proclaiming the problems we are experiencing are predicted, although you have to have a very vivid imagination to interpret the Biblical verses they are suggesting refer to whichever crisis we are living through! Remember Harold Campion, who predicted the end of the world erroneously on at least three occasions, and still had the gullible believing him?
Jesus suggested the end times would happen in the lifetime of his disciples. If he couldn't get it right who could?
I think the end timers get a real kick out of scaring people with their nonsense.
Yes I remember not so long ago, humanity was doomed by global cooling and oil running out sometime in the 80's
But credit where it is due, the Bible has been a little more reliable than academics when it comes to the big questions.
Not so long ago scientists didn't even accept there was a beginning, the very concept was mocked as 'religious pseudoscience' and 'big bang'
No, the universe was eternal and static...
Other 'crazy Biblical assertions' were that Earth was once all ocean, where life first appeared, and then there was 1 single land mass.. with life appearing there in distinct stages. that a whole 'nother ocean worth of water lay in 'springs of the deep', mass extinctions, and that the ME would continue to be the flash point of earthly politics.
Of course there are predictions not yet fulfilled, that we can still chose not to believe..
atheism of the gaps?
The end has been nigh for a very long time. I remember the sandwich board men strutting their stuff with this message when I was a kid in the 50s. Whenever there is a national or world crisis the end times merchants get very excited, proclaiming the problems we are experiencing are predicted, although you have to have a very vivid imagination to interpret the Biblical verses they are suggesting refer to whichever crisis we are living through! Remember Harold Campion, who predicted the end of the world erroneously on at least three occasions, and still had the gullible believing him?
Jesus suggested the end times would happen in the lifetime of his disciples. If he couldn't get it right who could?
I think the end timers get a real kick out of scaring people with their nonsense.
Look what happens when you buy sliced bread. Sometimes the ends are only a little sliver and sometimes they're the width of 3 slices. I guess its just a very big end.
On the contrary I believe the temple was only destroyed once after Jesus and never rebuilt.Those things have been happening throughout history!
Evidently someone messed up. My guess is that the prediction was for somewhere in the first segment of time not necessarily at the beginning of it.The world was supposed to end in 2012 but those Mayans got it wrong.
Evidently someone messed up. My guess is that the prediction was for somewhere in the first segment of time not necessarily at the beginning of it.
Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow we die. I don't find much comfort in that. I look for the rapture of believers.So should I spend my money now or what?
Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow we die. I don't find much comfort in that. I look for the rapture of believers.
This is rapture:
The end of Guinness is nigh, so repent!