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It's possible that someone could receive a revelation that Obama will
be an antichrist (cf. 1 John 2:18), but then misinterpret that
revelation to mean that he'll be the Antichrist.
Obama won't be the Antichrist because the gematrial number of his
name isn't 666 (Revelation 13:17b-18), and because he isn't from a
country the territory of which used to be part of one of the four
Diadochian (Greek) kingdoms which succeeded the Greek Empire of
Alexander (Daniel 8:8-9,21-25).
---
The rapture won't happen when the Antichrist is revealed by sitting
in a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem and proclaiming himself God
(2 Thessalonians 2:3-4), an event called the abomination of
desolation (Matthew 24:15, Daniel 11:31,36). 2 Thessalonians 2:1-4
is simply saying that Jesus can't come and gather together (rapture)
the church until sometime after there's a falling away (apostasy) in
the church and the Antichrist commits the abomination of desolation,
for when Jesus comes to gather together and marry the church he'll
destroy the Antichrist (2 Thessalonians 2:1,8, Revelation 19:7,20).
Jesus could come to gather together and marry the church 1,335
days after the abomination of desolation (Daniel 12:11-12,
Revelation 16:15, 19:7-8).
Before Jesus comes to gather together and marry the church, the
church will have to go through the reign of the Antichrist (Revelation
13:7-10, 14:12-13, 20:4). Jesus won't come to gather together and
marry the church until after the tribulation (Matthew 24:29-31,
Revelation 19:7).
---
A few people fainting around Obama doesn't mean that he'll be the
Antichrist.
---
Wealth redistribution is Biblical; it was practiced by the early church
(Acts 4:34-35, 2:45), which owned all things in common (Acts 4:32,
2:44).
---
It's said that the four-armed monkey-amulet that Obama carries in his
pocket is the Thai version of the Hindu god Hanuman.
The monkey Hanuman, although said to be an incarnation of Shiva
the destroyer, is also said at the same time to represent humility
and selflessness. It's possible that Obama has kept a little Hanuman
in his pocket to remind himself of these qualities, and the constant
need to destroy pride and selfishness within himself.
Also, it's said that Hanuman is regarded as a symbol of luck and
protection, and little statues of Hanuman are set up along some
roads to help prevent accidents. So another possibility is that
Obama has kept a little Hanuman in his pocket as a good-luck charm,
to keep him from accidents, or simply to remind himself to always be
careful so as not to get into any accidents because of his own lack
of attention.
A third possibility is that Obama has kept a little Hanuman in his
pocket not because it's a Hanuman, but because of who gave it to
him, perhaps while he was a boy living in Indonesia. That is, it could
be a reminder of someone he cares about, or cared about if they've
died by now.
The point isn't that any Christian should carry around a little pagan
god in his or her pocket, but that Obama's carrying one around in his
pocket doesn't require that he worships it. If he did, that would only
further disqualify him from being the Antichrist, for the Antichrist
won't worship any gods but himself (Daniel 11:36-37, 2 Thessalonians
2:4) and the dragon Lucifer (Revelation 13:4, cf. Daniel 11:38).
A news article in India had some people there claiming that "Obama
has deep faith in Lord Hanuman" [1]. They're sending him a gold
statue of Hanuman.
Who knows? The gold statue of "Lord Hanuman" could end up in the
White House, even in the Oval Office. Or, it could just end up in a
box in some storage facility.
[1] http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Hanuman_idol_for_Obama/articleshow/3160730.cms
---
While the Antichrist may have no regard for women, the Bible doesn't
say that. Daniel 11:37 means that he'll have no regard for a god
desired by women (cf. Ezekiel 8:14).
---
On the good side, a Civilian National Security Force in the U.S. could
help protect neighborhoods from armed gangs looting, raping, and
burning after a major natural disaster or terrorist attack.
On the bad side, a Civilian National Security Force in the U.S. could
also help round up fundamentalist Christians (Bible "fanatics") into
"Homeland Security Camps" (concentration camps), if all
fundamentalist Christians are one day deemed to be "possible
national-security risks", after the occurrence of some false-flag
terrorist attacks in the U.S. purportedly committed by fundamentalist
Christians.
---
Some reasons for Christians to get rid of any dreamcatchers that
they may have:
1. Dreamcatchers could bring demonic activity into the lives of
Christians owning them:
a) Demons associated with American Indian occult practices could
be attracted to dreamcatchers.
b) Christians owning occult objects such as dreamcatchers could
give demons a legal right to affect the lives, if even only the sleep,
of those Christians.
c) Some dreamcatchers could have had demons purposely attached
to them by American Indian shamans through occult ceremonies.
2. For some people, dreamcatchers appear to be evil, and Christians
are to abstain from all appearance of evil (1 Thessalonians 5:22).
3. There could be some weak believers who before they got saved
used to employ a dreamcatcher in an occult fashion, but then got
rid of it once they got saved. If they subsequenty hear about a
believer holding onto dreamcatchers, they could get emboldened to
reacquire one and use it in an occult fashion (cf. 1 Corinthians
8:9-13).
---
Medvedev isn't the Antichrist for the same two reasons that Obama
isn't the Antichrist.
---
The woman in Revelation 12 represents the church, seen clothed
with the sun of righteousness (Revelation 12:1, Malachi 4:2), just
as later she's seen clothed with righteousness (Revelation 19:8),
which comes only through faith in Jesus (Romans 3:22). Everyone
who has faith in Jesus is part of his body, the church (Ephesians
4:4-5).
The man-child caught up mid-tribulation to the throne of God
(Revelation 12:5-6) represents the 144,000 male-virgins part of the
church subsequently seen before the throne of God (Revelation
14:4-5).
---
The Bible doesn't teach the imminent return of Christ, but expressly
counters that idea (2 Thessalonians 2:1-4).
The Bible doesn't teach a pre-tribulation rapture, but expressly
teaches that the rapture will be post-tribulation (Matthew 24:29-31).
---
The day of the Lord will begin at the second coming (1 Corinthians
1:7-8), which won't happen until after the tribulation (Matthew
24:29-31) of Revelation chapters 6-18 (Revelation 19:7-21).
---
The temporary darkening of the sun and reddening of the moon at
one point during the first stage of the coming tribulation (Revelation
6:12) will be before the day of the Lord (Joel 2:31), possibly some
six years before.
---
The falling away/departure which has to happen before Jesus comes
to gather together the church (2 Thessalonians 2:1-3) is an
apostasy (apostasia), a falling away/departure from the faith by
some in the church (Luke 8:13, 1 Timothy 4:1, Matthew 24:10-12).
---
Seal 5 is the giving of some literal robes to the souls of the dead
martyrs in heaven (Revelation 6:9-11), like the literal robe worn by
the soul of the dead Samuel in Hades (1 Samuel 28:14).
The souls of the dead martyrs in heaven got there by dying, for
when a believer dies he or she goes into heaven to be with Jesus
(Philippians 1:21,23, 2 Corinthians 5:8).
---
The symbolic bridal clothes of Revelation 19:8 represent the
righteousness of the saints (Revelation 19:8b) which believers have
now through their faith in Jesus (Romans 3:22).
---
The falling stars in the first stage of the tribulation (Revelation 6:13)
could be meteorites, while the subsequent fallen stars at mid-
tribulation (Revelation 12:4,6) could represent fallen angels, for stars
can represent angels (Revelation 1:20).
The fallen star in Revelation 9:1 could be Satan (cf. Luke 10:18),
who as "Lucifer" first fell from heaven long ago (Isaiah 14:12). He
won't be cast down to the earth for good until mid-tribulation
(Revelation 12:6-9), after the first six trumpets (Revelation chapters
8-9), and at the start of the 3.5-year world-reign of the Antichrist
(Revelation 12:13-13:18).
---
The gathering together (rapture) of the church won't happen until
after the temporary darkening of both the sun and the moon after
the tribulation (Matthew 24:29-31).
Matthew 24:30-31 is Jesus' coming with his angels.
---
The church will never be removed from the earth (Proverbs 10:30,
John 17:15,20).
---
Those who say Revelation 6:17 could be just as mistaken as Job
was when he said Job 19:11.
---
Revelation chapters 6-22 could be chronological, in that the coming
tribulation could begin with seals 2-7 (Revelation 6:3-8:6), then
trumpets 1-6 could happen (Revelation 8:7-9:21), then the 3.5-year
world-reign of the Antichrist could happen (shown from four different
angles in Revelation chapters 11-14), then the seven plagues and
vials could happen (Revelation 15:1-19:6), then the second coming
could happen (Revelation 19:7-20:3), then the millennium could
happen (Revelation 20:4-6), then the battle of Gog and Magog could
happen (Revelation 20:7-10, cf. Ezekiel chapters 38-39), then the
great-white-throne judgment could happen (Revelation 20:11-15),
then the new heaven, new earth, and descent of New Jerusalem
could happen (Revelation 21:1-22:15).
---
The seven trumpets could come out of the seventh seal (Revelation
8:1-2), and the seven plagues of the seven vials could come out of
the temple-opening of the seventh trumpet (Revelation 11:15,19,
15:5-16:1).
---
Tony Blair isn't the Antichrist for the same two reasons that Obama
and Medvedev aren't the Antichrist.
---
Jesus has saved all believers from the wrath to come
(1 Thessalonians 1:10, John 3:36), including those believers who will
still be alive to go through the coming tribulation (Matthew 24:9-13,
Revelation 13:7-10, 14:12-13, 20:4).
---
The False Prophet's calling fire down from heaven to deceive the
world (Revelation 13:13-14) will be a counterfeit of Elijah's calling
fire down from heaven to bring Israel back into the truth (1 Kings
18:38-39).
---
Matthew 24:15 refers to the abomination of desolation, spoken of by
Daniel the prophet (Daniel 11:31,36), which will be fulfilled by the
Antichrist (2 Thessalonians 2:4).
be an antichrist (cf. 1 John 2:18), but then misinterpret that
revelation to mean that he'll be the Antichrist.
Obama won't be the Antichrist because the gematrial number of his
name isn't 666 (Revelation 13:17b-18), and because he isn't from a
country the territory of which used to be part of one of the four
Diadochian (Greek) kingdoms which succeeded the Greek Empire of
Alexander (Daniel 8:8-9,21-25).
---
The rapture won't happen when the Antichrist is revealed by sitting
in a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem and proclaiming himself God
(2 Thessalonians 2:3-4), an event called the abomination of
desolation (Matthew 24:15, Daniel 11:31,36). 2 Thessalonians 2:1-4
is simply saying that Jesus can't come and gather together (rapture)
the church until sometime after there's a falling away (apostasy) in
the church and the Antichrist commits the abomination of desolation,
for when Jesus comes to gather together and marry the church he'll
destroy the Antichrist (2 Thessalonians 2:1,8, Revelation 19:7,20).
Jesus could come to gather together and marry the church 1,335
days after the abomination of desolation (Daniel 12:11-12,
Revelation 16:15, 19:7-8).
Before Jesus comes to gather together and marry the church, the
church will have to go through the reign of the Antichrist (Revelation
13:7-10, 14:12-13, 20:4). Jesus won't come to gather together and
marry the church until after the tribulation (Matthew 24:29-31,
Revelation 19:7).
---
A few people fainting around Obama doesn't mean that he'll be the
Antichrist.
---
Wealth redistribution is Biblical; it was practiced by the early church
(Acts 4:34-35, 2:45), which owned all things in common (Acts 4:32,
2:44).
---
It's said that the four-armed monkey-amulet that Obama carries in his
pocket is the Thai version of the Hindu god Hanuman.
The monkey Hanuman, although said to be an incarnation of Shiva
the destroyer, is also said at the same time to represent humility
and selflessness. It's possible that Obama has kept a little Hanuman
in his pocket to remind himself of these qualities, and the constant
need to destroy pride and selfishness within himself.
Also, it's said that Hanuman is regarded as a symbol of luck and
protection, and little statues of Hanuman are set up along some
roads to help prevent accidents. So another possibility is that
Obama has kept a little Hanuman in his pocket as a good-luck charm,
to keep him from accidents, or simply to remind himself to always be
careful so as not to get into any accidents because of his own lack
of attention.
A third possibility is that Obama has kept a little Hanuman in his
pocket not because it's a Hanuman, but because of who gave it to
him, perhaps while he was a boy living in Indonesia. That is, it could
be a reminder of someone he cares about, or cared about if they've
died by now.
The point isn't that any Christian should carry around a little pagan
god in his or her pocket, but that Obama's carrying one around in his
pocket doesn't require that he worships it. If he did, that would only
further disqualify him from being the Antichrist, for the Antichrist
won't worship any gods but himself (Daniel 11:36-37, 2 Thessalonians
2:4) and the dragon Lucifer (Revelation 13:4, cf. Daniel 11:38).
A news article in India had some people there claiming that "Obama
has deep faith in Lord Hanuman" [1]. They're sending him a gold
statue of Hanuman.
Who knows? The gold statue of "Lord Hanuman" could end up in the
White House, even in the Oval Office. Or, it could just end up in a
box in some storage facility.
[1] http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Hanuman_idol_for_Obama/articleshow/3160730.cms
---
While the Antichrist may have no regard for women, the Bible doesn't
say that. Daniel 11:37 means that he'll have no regard for a god
desired by women (cf. Ezekiel 8:14).
---
On the good side, a Civilian National Security Force in the U.S. could
help protect neighborhoods from armed gangs looting, raping, and
burning after a major natural disaster or terrorist attack.
On the bad side, a Civilian National Security Force in the U.S. could
also help round up fundamentalist Christians (Bible "fanatics") into
"Homeland Security Camps" (concentration camps), if all
fundamentalist Christians are one day deemed to be "possible
national-security risks", after the occurrence of some false-flag
terrorist attacks in the U.S. purportedly committed by fundamentalist
Christians.
---
Some reasons for Christians to get rid of any dreamcatchers that
they may have:
1. Dreamcatchers could bring demonic activity into the lives of
Christians owning them:
a) Demons associated with American Indian occult practices could
be attracted to dreamcatchers.
b) Christians owning occult objects such as dreamcatchers could
give demons a legal right to affect the lives, if even only the sleep,
of those Christians.
c) Some dreamcatchers could have had demons purposely attached
to them by American Indian shamans through occult ceremonies.
2. For some people, dreamcatchers appear to be evil, and Christians
are to abstain from all appearance of evil (1 Thessalonians 5:22).
3. There could be some weak believers who before they got saved
used to employ a dreamcatcher in an occult fashion, but then got
rid of it once they got saved. If they subsequenty hear about a
believer holding onto dreamcatchers, they could get emboldened to
reacquire one and use it in an occult fashion (cf. 1 Corinthians
8:9-13).
---
Medvedev isn't the Antichrist for the same two reasons that Obama
isn't the Antichrist.
---
The woman in Revelation 12 represents the church, seen clothed
with the sun of righteousness (Revelation 12:1, Malachi 4:2), just
as later she's seen clothed with righteousness (Revelation 19:8),
which comes only through faith in Jesus (Romans 3:22). Everyone
who has faith in Jesus is part of his body, the church (Ephesians
4:4-5).
The man-child caught up mid-tribulation to the throne of God
(Revelation 12:5-6) represents the 144,000 male-virgins part of the
church subsequently seen before the throne of God (Revelation
14:4-5).
---
The Bible doesn't teach the imminent return of Christ, but expressly
counters that idea (2 Thessalonians 2:1-4).
The Bible doesn't teach a pre-tribulation rapture, but expressly
teaches that the rapture will be post-tribulation (Matthew 24:29-31).
---
The day of the Lord will begin at the second coming (1 Corinthians
1:7-8), which won't happen until after the tribulation (Matthew
24:29-31) of Revelation chapters 6-18 (Revelation 19:7-21).
---
The temporary darkening of the sun and reddening of the moon at
one point during the first stage of the coming tribulation (Revelation
6:12) will be before the day of the Lord (Joel 2:31), possibly some
six years before.
---
The falling away/departure which has to happen before Jesus comes
to gather together the church (2 Thessalonians 2:1-3) is an
apostasy (apostasia), a falling away/departure from the faith by
some in the church (Luke 8:13, 1 Timothy 4:1, Matthew 24:10-12).
---
Seal 5 is the giving of some literal robes to the souls of the dead
martyrs in heaven (Revelation 6:9-11), like the literal robe worn by
the soul of the dead Samuel in Hades (1 Samuel 28:14).
The souls of the dead martyrs in heaven got there by dying, for
when a believer dies he or she goes into heaven to be with Jesus
(Philippians 1:21,23, 2 Corinthians 5:8).
---
The symbolic bridal clothes of Revelation 19:8 represent the
righteousness of the saints (Revelation 19:8b) which believers have
now through their faith in Jesus (Romans 3:22).
---
The falling stars in the first stage of the tribulation (Revelation 6:13)
could be meteorites, while the subsequent fallen stars at mid-
tribulation (Revelation 12:4,6) could represent fallen angels, for stars
can represent angels (Revelation 1:20).
The fallen star in Revelation 9:1 could be Satan (cf. Luke 10:18),
who as "Lucifer" first fell from heaven long ago (Isaiah 14:12). He
won't be cast down to the earth for good until mid-tribulation
(Revelation 12:6-9), after the first six trumpets (Revelation chapters
8-9), and at the start of the 3.5-year world-reign of the Antichrist
(Revelation 12:13-13:18).
---
The gathering together (rapture) of the church won't happen until
after the temporary darkening of both the sun and the moon after
the tribulation (Matthew 24:29-31).
Matthew 24:30-31 is Jesus' coming with his angels.
---
The church will never be removed from the earth (Proverbs 10:30,
John 17:15,20).
---
Those who say Revelation 6:17 could be just as mistaken as Job
was when he said Job 19:11.
---
Revelation chapters 6-22 could be chronological, in that the coming
tribulation could begin with seals 2-7 (Revelation 6:3-8:6), then
trumpets 1-6 could happen (Revelation 8:7-9:21), then the 3.5-year
world-reign of the Antichrist could happen (shown from four different
angles in Revelation chapters 11-14), then the seven plagues and
vials could happen (Revelation 15:1-19:6), then the second coming
could happen (Revelation 19:7-20:3), then the millennium could
happen (Revelation 20:4-6), then the battle of Gog and Magog could
happen (Revelation 20:7-10, cf. Ezekiel chapters 38-39), then the
great-white-throne judgment could happen (Revelation 20:11-15),
then the new heaven, new earth, and descent of New Jerusalem
could happen (Revelation 21:1-22:15).
---
The seven trumpets could come out of the seventh seal (Revelation
8:1-2), and the seven plagues of the seven vials could come out of
the temple-opening of the seventh trumpet (Revelation 11:15,19,
15:5-16:1).
---
Tony Blair isn't the Antichrist for the same two reasons that Obama
and Medvedev aren't the Antichrist.
---
Jesus has saved all believers from the wrath to come
(1 Thessalonians 1:10, John 3:36), including those believers who will
still be alive to go through the coming tribulation (Matthew 24:9-13,
Revelation 13:7-10, 14:12-13, 20:4).
---
The False Prophet's calling fire down from heaven to deceive the
world (Revelation 13:13-14) will be a counterfeit of Elijah's calling
fire down from heaven to bring Israel back into the truth (1 Kings
18:38-39).
---
Matthew 24:15 refers to the abomination of desolation, spoken of by
Daniel the prophet (Daniel 11:31,36), which will be fulfilled by the
Antichrist (2 Thessalonians 2:4).
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