Recently read a stat that 35% of Americans believe the Second Coming will happen in their lifetime.
Do you think it will happen?
Do you think it will happen?
Eye has not seen, ear has not heard.Bryanisbest said:
Acts 1:12. The distance from Jerusalem, location of first Church, is 2000 cubits, a "Sabbath Day's Journey; 2000 cubits distance from Jerusalem back to Mt Olivet. I believe this 2000 cubits is symbolic for the length of the grace age, 2000 years. Jesus was born in the year 0 and was 33 1/2 years old at His death. 2000 years (cubits) after 33 1/2 AD will be 2033, the year Christ will touch down as predicted in Acts 1:12 on Mt Olivet, 2000 years after the first church was planted in Jerusalem.
Notice also in Joshua 3, the people were told to stay 2000 cubits (years) behind the Ark. This would signify the Ark, a type of Christ, crossing Jordan (symbolic of death) 2000 years before the people (the church) signifying the rapture at the end of the tribulation.
Get ready folks. Jesus coming back in 2033, give or take 6 years due to uncertainty of the year of his birth.
Every previous eschatological attempt to set a date has failed.Bryanisbest said:
Acts 1:12. The distance from Jerusalem, location of first Church, is 2000 cubits, a "Sabbath Day's Journey; 2000 cubits distance from Jerusalem back to Mt Olivet. I believe this 2000 cubits is symbolic for the length of the grace age, 2000 years. Jesus was born in the year 0 and was 33 1/2 years old at His death. 2000 years (cubits) after 33 1/2 AD will be 2033, the year Christ will touch down as predicted in Acts 1:12 on Mt Olivet, 2000 years after the first church was planted in Jerusalem.
Notice also in Joshua 3, the people were told to stay 2000 cubits (years) behind the Ark. This would signify the Ark, a type of Christ, crossing Jordan (symbolic of death) 2000 years before the people (the church) signifying the rapture at the end of the tribulation.
Get ready folks. Jesus coming back in 2033, give or take 6 years due to uncertainty of the year of his birth.
And every future eschatological attempt to set a date will continue to fail as well.Buzzy said:Every previous eschatological attempt to set a date has failed.Bryanisbest said:
Acts 1:12. The distance from Jerusalem, location of first Church, is 2000 cubits, a "Sabbath Day's Journey; 2000 cubits distance from Jerusalem back to Mt Olivet. I believe this 2000 cubits is symbolic for the length of the grace age, 2000 years. Jesus was born in the year 0 and was 33 1/2 years old at His death. 2000 years (cubits) after 33 1/2 AD will be 2033, the year Christ will touch down as predicted in Acts 1:12 on Mt Olivet, 2000 years after the first church was planted in Jerusalem.
Notice also in Joshua 3, the people were told to stay 2000 cubits (years) behind the Ark. This would signify the Ark, a type of Christ, crossing Jordan (symbolic of death) 2000 years before the people (the church) signifying the rapture at the end of the tribulation.
Get ready folks. Jesus coming back in 2033, give or take 6 years due to uncertainty of the year of his birth.
Tamu_mgm said:
Anyone, ANYONE that thinks they know
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I'm ready though and each day I get more and more weary of what all I see and am ready to experience God's perfection!
schmendeler said:
The idea that things are getting worse and worse when the average person on the planet is better fed and safer than ever before in history is hilarious.
schmendeler said:
"things are worse, but in totally subjective ways that are highly specific to my sect of one of hundreds of religions on Earth!"
Pierow said:schmendeler said:
The idea that things are getting worse and worse when the average person on the planet is better fed and safer than ever before in history is hilarious.
The sinfulness and greed, humanistic "morality", and falling away from God are far more indicative than what you have in your belly. More and more, evil is being called good, and what is good is being called evil. It's speeding up.
dargscisyhp said:Pierow said:schmendeler said:
The idea that things are getting worse and worse when the average person on the planet is better fed and safer than ever before in history is hilarious.
The sinfulness and greed, humanistic "morality", and falling away from God are far more indicative than what you have in your belly. More and more, evil is being called good, and what is good is being called evil. It's speeding up.
Sinfulness, greediness and so on seem to be a core part of humanity (and I don't know what you mean by humanisitic morality). Why do you think it is worse now than before?
Zobel said:
I think your window for history is pretty narrow.