Search results

I don't know. I also read that it was in combination with a revival 100 years ago or so that they thought Jesus would now come back. And it was even in Paul's time. He had to warn them. But why I think it won't take long anymore is because of Israel, Messianic Jews and because He would revive...

It's not that important. As long as people are rapture ready it's fine. But if you know His will and hit His servants and go be drunk it's not fine. We're told to watch. If someone doesn't believe pretrib, that doesn't matter. A post tribber doing His will will be raptured and a pre or...

As a kid I was right because my dad had a good job and we had a big fat house and everyone was jealous and if you voted right you would have the most money and wouldn't have to share much with these whiny poor people who were after your money. I voiced my opinions on the tennis court to a guy...

Twice. First time was when my son was a week old and the help just left and he didn't breathe loud with his mouth open and skipped a meal at night because he was sleepy and not hungry. Total panic. He doesn't breathe!!! Ex wanted to shave himself. Are you insane? How dare you? We jumped in the...

https://www.jaapfijnvandraat.nl/index.php?page=artikel&id=1386 Sons of kingdom cast out? Matthew 8:12 Subject: Mt. 8:12 Question: How can children/sons of kingdom be cast out? Don't they belong in the Kingdom? Answer: The Gospel of Matthew speaks of children or sons of the Kingdom in two...

You mean the call is closed when the church is raptured? What about the uncountable multitude and the remnant of Israel? I thought everyone was just part of the bride. I may be wrong. Haven't found anyone online with good answers. The sons of the kingdom I read as the pharisees, literal Israel...

My dad could pay off his house, but didn't immediately, cause he helped me. Then they changed the rules and the ones who had paid it off had to pay just as much in taxes.

The last time I had to look into this stuff cause I was gonna buy a new computer was 25 years ago or so. Must have been something like this:

Lol bye then. I will shut up. Just have your thread. I'll have a conversation with the cat.

It was just a thought I had. That parable says: Come cause it's now ready. In a Jewish wedding the groom went to his father's house and then came back to pick up the bride and Paul said that salvation came to the gentiles, because they rejected Him. If they had all said yes maybe the gentiles...

He was dead for 45 mins or so and got saved just before he died. But God is not there and so Light is not there, so it sounds like he's right and it's dark. If he responds but doesn't have a garment, that sounds to me like someone who hears the Word and receives it with joy but has no root, the...

It's amazing how you keep trying. I gave up already. Meritorious. Well I did learn a new English word.

Israel was the Father's wife, but God is one. Jesus comes to earth. First Abraham etc. get raised from the dead. Then the rapture. Then the uncountable multitude. A married couple lives together. Jesus comes live here on earth. Abraham etc. will be on earth too. He's not part of the bride...

That is just what calvinists call: he was never really saved. The dead church, the lukewarm church. I don't see how the church can't be both. It's just a parable about a bridegroom and a bride, so I think that's why they're called guests. Paul says the church is the bride. By the way it never...

1. Because it is for everyone and they can reject it. They had to preach the Gospel to every creature. 2. The white linen of Revelation. The Dead Church 3 “And to the [a]angel of the church in Sardis write, ‘These things says He who has the seven Spirits of God and the seven stars: “I know your...

No why add extra useless work.

https://eccelmira.org/articles/what-is-the-fear-of-the-lord/#:~:text=In%20the%20book%20of%20Proverbs,13%3B%2016%3A6). In the Psalms we see that fearing the Lord means to stand in awe of the living God (Ps. 33:8), to glorify him (Ps. 22:3), and to trust him wholeheartedly (Ps. 40:3). Those who...

I think it's about both. It clearly is about them then who rejected Him and the destruction of Jerusalem, but you see the same thing happening today, a falling away from christians, who are only busy with buying houses, marrying and all that nonsense.

Yes. I memorized it because I had to look it up too often.

-