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Can someone please explain this?
Key scriptures:
Matthew 17:11-13
11 Jesus answered and said to them, “Indeed, Elijah is coming first and will restore all things. 12 But I say to you that Elijah has come already, and they did not know him but did to him whatever they wished. Likewise the Son of Man is also about to suffer at their hands.” 13 Then the disciples understood that He spoke to them of John the Baptist.
Joel 2:28-31
28“And it shall come to pass afterward
That I will pour out My Spirit on all flesh;
Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy,
Your old men shall dream dreams,
Your young men shall see visions.
29 And also on My menservants and on My maidservants
I will pour out My Spirit in those days.
30 “And I will show wonders in the heavens and in the earth:
Blood and fire and pillars of smoke.
31 The sun shall be turned into darkness,
And the moon into blood,
Before the coming of the great and awesome day of the Lord.
When Malachi 4 says he will send Elijah the prophet, it clearly isn't talking about the actual person Elijah, but someone with the same prophetic spirit and assignment or what is often called the same "mantle". Jesus shows this in Matt 17, when they understand He was speaking of John the Baptist (came with the mantle of Elijah, both literally and figuratively), but notice Jesus said he (Elijah) has come already AND he is coming. That's where Joel 2 comes in... where it says He will pour out His Spirit on all flesh, and notice how it ends the same as Malachi 4:5 "before the coming of the great and awesome day of the Lord". During the Joel 2 outpouring the spirit/mantle of Elijah will be poured out not on an individual but on everyone who is willing to believe and receive. This is consistent with Jesus' message and the New Covenant.
That's cool. You can be wrong if you want.Elijah and Moses was at the transfiguration, the Law giver and the Spirit man, these will be the Two-witnesses, unlike John the Baptist who Jesus never said was Elijah, the Two-witnesses will be Elijah and Moses {or whoever the second guy is, I assume its Moses}.
Jesus when speaking about John is basically telling them John was a great man of God, and even though he did the exact sane thing Elijah is going to do, it was not time for Israel the repent yet, they would instead kill Jesus and reject God. In other words the 70th week repentance was not at hand. But Jesus was taking up for John, saying indeed Elijah has already come, but they wouldn't listen. It never was Elijah, he was just saying John came in the Spirit of Elijah. But in the end times Elijah will indeed come.
He comes BEFORE the Day of the Lord {Day 1261 leaving 1260 days of God's Wrath}. He comes on day 1185 {1335 days before the Second Coming}, 75 days before the DOTL {1260} and 45 days before the 1290 AoD event. All of these events are the NUMBER OF DAYS from each event until the Second Coming ends all these wonders, or the Second Coming.
The Two-witnesses die BEFORE the Beast at the 6th Trumpet vs. the 7th Vial and since both have 1260 days "MINISTRIES" on earth as the Two-witnesses and as the Beast, and since the 2W die before the Beast, they have to show up BEFORE the Beast, who comes to power in the middle of the week.
The 2W turn Israel back unto God who then Flee Judea 30 days before they are Conquered {at least the 1/3 who repent do} via the AoD signpost, which happens 30 days before they are Conquered.
One of the two witnesses in Revelation 11 appears to be Elijah the prophet.Can someone please explain this?
Must be over your head since you gave no rebut.That's cool. You can be wrong if you want.
Right, because a rebuttal or lack thereof is what constitutes understanding. Not to mention I already articulated my view, which is what you already responded to. You're really good at being wrong, congrats!Must be over your head since you gave no rebut.
Like I said, over your head.Right, because a rebuttal or lack thereof is what constitutes understanding. Not to mention I already articulated my view, which is what you already responded to. You're really good at being wrong, congrats!
From a Hebraic Bible :Can someone please explain this?
Nothing has changed:It's unfortunate how certain topics tend to bring out the worst in some people.
Yeah perhaps, but poor behavior is always unfortunate.Nothing has changed:
the wicked continue as always, and get more wicked. (no matter the topic)
the righteous continue getting more righteous, as written, no matter the topic.
p.s. perhaps Yahuweh uses the topics to expose all this - the righteous and the wicked, the right and the wrong, the truth and the false, by His orchestrating ALL THINGS for the good of those who love God, who are called according to His Purpose ?
Yes , whatever it is, it will be prevalent on earth until Jesus Returns.Yeah perhaps, but poor behavior is always unfortunate.
Elijah and Moses was at the transfiguration, the Law giver and the Spirit man, these will be the Two-witnesses, unlike John the Baptist who Jesus never said was Elijah, the Two-witnesses will be Elijah and Moses {or whoever the second guy is, I assume its Moses}.
Jesus when speaking about John is basically telling them John was a great man of God, and even though he did the exact sane thing Elijah is going to do, it was not time for Israel to repent yet, they would instead kill Jesus and reject God. In other words the 70th week repentance was not at hand. But Jesus was taking up for John, saying indeed Elijah has already come, but they wouldn't listen. It never was Elijah, he was just saying John came in the Spirit of Elijah. But in the end times Elijah will indeed come.
Thats not what he said. If you read what Gabriel told Johns dad, he was come in the SPIRIT of Elijah.The original Elijah had lived some 500 years before that prophecy was uttered, but in the first century C.E. Jesus indicated that John the Baptizer was the foretold counterpart of Elijah.-Matthew 11:12-14; Mark 9:11-13.