who the heck are the 2 witnesses, and how does it relate to jesus?
the left behind series says its moses and elijah, but if we look at the reference to moses and elijah we see that someone comes in the spirit of moses and elijah, meaning for example the spirit of moses is the law/torah.
this isnt going to be popular, but there are 2 jesuses. that is to say, there is only one yahshua but there are 2 lambs. the return of jesus means the manifestation of another lamb.
the 2 witnesses are the 2 lambs. it says in the book of revelation that the witnesses died, and then were raised up 3.5 days later. that certainly sounds like jesus, dosnt it?
that is exactly what jesus was prophesied to do, and thats what he did. but, 2 men, not just one? thats what the book says.
also refer to zechariah 4. 2 olive trees, not just one. also refer back to revelation. we have the lamb appearing at the beginning of the book, then at the end as the rider on the white horse. seems like 2 different people to me.
we know that jesus was the high priest, but dont the elders thank the lamb for making us kings and priests? wouldnt it make sense, since jesus is the high priest, the other lamb would be king of kings.
jesus can do alot, but being 2 people at one time dosent fall into his realm of capibility.
and one more thing, the lamb was man-god, as in man becoming like g-d.
what aobut when god-man shows up? g-d becoming like man? perhaps that is the sheba ruach of zechariah 4, the "eyes of the lord" whoch run to and fro and which the golden oil of the oilve trees empty into.
? thats how it seems to play out to me, thats as much as i know.
the left behind series says its moses and elijah, but if we look at the reference to moses and elijah we see that someone comes in the spirit of moses and elijah, meaning for example the spirit of moses is the law/torah.
this isnt going to be popular, but there are 2 jesuses. that is to say, there is only one yahshua but there are 2 lambs. the return of jesus means the manifestation of another lamb.
the 2 witnesses are the 2 lambs. it says in the book of revelation that the witnesses died, and then were raised up 3.5 days later. that certainly sounds like jesus, dosnt it?
that is exactly what jesus was prophesied to do, and thats what he did. but, 2 men, not just one? thats what the book says.
also refer to zechariah 4. 2 olive trees, not just one. also refer back to revelation. we have the lamb appearing at the beginning of the book, then at the end as the rider on the white horse. seems like 2 different people to me.
we know that jesus was the high priest, but dont the elders thank the lamb for making us kings and priests? wouldnt it make sense, since jesus is the high priest, the other lamb would be king of kings.
jesus can do alot, but being 2 people at one time dosent fall into his realm of capibility.
and one more thing, the lamb was man-god, as in man becoming like g-d.
what aobut when god-man shows up? g-d becoming like man? perhaps that is the sheba ruach of zechariah 4, the "eyes of the lord" whoch run to and fro and which the golden oil of the oilve trees empty into.
? thats how it seems to play out to me, thats as much as i know.
