Originally posted by Kain
If you don't believe what apostle Peter wrote in 2 Peter 3, what can I say. BTW, re Jonah's prophecy of 40 days, is that 40 days of God or 40 days of man.
Ed
No Ed, I don't know that. What I know is that one year is AS a thousand years and also that a thousand years is AS one day. That's from the old testament and it's correct interpretation shows that God it Eternal and timeless. The interpretation in 2 Peter is an apologetic misrepresentation to explain away the disappearance of Jesus and his failure to 'come quickly.'
The fact of my statement remains. Many denominations, sects and cults since the death of Christ (including Christ's own apostles) claimed to be in the last days. There is nothing unique about it, which has repeated over the past 2000 years.
Genesis sets the precedent of one day for God. It's marked by an "evening and morning." Taking a day for a thousand years would be non-sensical. It would mean that Jonah's prophecy of 40 days to the fall of Nineveh was actually 40000 years. Neither Jonah nor the inhabitants of Nineveh thought it was 40000 years.
If you don't believe what apostle Peter wrote in 2 Peter 3, what can I say. BTW, re Jonah's prophecy of 40 days, is that 40 days of God or 40 days of man.
Ed
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