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Yes come lord Jesus to save his people from the wars famines and plagues and all the evils of this world
A day is simply a day. The sun rises and the sun sets, and the last time that happens will be the last day.
Four times Jesus said he would raise us up on "the last day". Not once did he say "the last day that I'm on earth".
And the angel Michael told Daniel that he would rest until the "end of days". Are you really going to tell me that here Michael also meant "the last day Jesus would be on earth"?
Even if you could believe that Jesus was simply not explicit enough when he said "the last day" (which would require you to literally change the text and the meaning), you can not make the same claim for what the angel told Daniel in chapter 12.
You can't tell me that Jesus meant one thing, when he said another. You are literally changing the text.
Seriously? You're basing all that on the letter "s"?The lengths people will go to.
New Jerusalem is not a city or a cube or a pyramid or whatever other absurd theory people have. It's God's people! New Jerusalem is the bride of Christ! Unless you think Jesus will marry a bunch of buildings, or one big building, or pyramid, or whatever. Personally I believe the believers are the bride of Christ.
Here we have a description in Revelation of no more night, no sun and no moon. Then we've got Zechariah 14 telling us there will be no distinction between day and night. In addition to that we have Jesus and Martha and Michael all telling us that there is a last day, and yet you still think there is no last day???
Lol ..leave her alone don't become a cyber bully because she believes differently
You gonna feel pretty humbled when you find out your symbolic theories were wrong when you see the literal fulfillment of Jesus prophecies
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Whoa ! Hold on there a minute buddy. Jesus isn't coming back to save anyone from wars, famine, plague and all the evils of the world, until everyone living has been refined, purified and brought through the fiery ordeal and the tribulation to come. No one is in any shape to be Raptured just yet. We've got our work cut out for us during the tribulation period, preparing the bride for the marriage supper with the Lord.
Lot's of saints are going to perish during the tribulation, as will the two witnesses in Jerusalem. Two thirds of Israel will be cut off and die, while a third part are redeemed. Not all of us are going to be blessed and remain alive on earth, until the coming of our Lord. That simply isn't in the cards. There isn't going to be any Pre-Tribulation, or Mid-Tribulation Rapture.
Journey of the vineyard keeper. 6 years from separation of the lamb from pesach sheni.
Wedding…Complete the week. Hezekiah and Solomon temple dedication feast was 7 plus 7 days. Amount of drink from Cana 2 or 3 firkins (glass pint or sextarius) = 144. 14x144=2016
David's men were captains over 100 or 1000. What would those close to Jesus be? The one that ran to the burial site and the other (1000 each). "After 8 days again"= 8x12x2 or 8x24=192 2,000+192=6 solar years
I'm not sure what all this means?
Obviously, but by not qualifying the words "the last day" we can only assume he actually was talking about the last day, which is what I'm doing, as a day literally is the rising and setting of the sun. You, on the other hand, are assuming that he meant something which he did not say.Well, this will come as a shocker to you but Jesus also did not once say "the last day the sun rises and the sun sets."
Correction. The angel Michael said "the end of days". So he's not talking about plural days, he's talking about the end of a string of days. And since days are sequential (we can only experience one at a time), the end of days obviously ends with a single day.The book of Daniel and Michael are talking about the "last days" (plural), the days of the tribulation.
Again. He did not say his last day on earth.Jesus in the book of John 6 was talking about the "last day." (singular). The day of His death on the cross.
uh... what? What on earth are you talking about? Are you getting me confused with somebody else?Lastseven, your fabrication is making you look silly. The tribulation is more than 7 years in length while Jesus' death on the cross took one day. By claiming both are the same event, you must think the tribulation is only one day in length and His death on the cross lasted for 7 years. You're not looking very smart trying to pull a strawman.
Correction again. I think he meant exactly what he said. You think he meant something which he did not say. You're the one inserting "meaning" into his words. I'm just accepting his words as they are.No. Jesus meant one thing, you think He meant another.
No. I decided to give you a very small hint to get you to think about it knowing if I wrote more, you just won't get it. Well apparently even this tiny little clue didn't go so well with you either as it completely went over your head. All these prophecies about the second coming might look foolish to you but if you only knew.
1 Corinthians 1:18 NLT
The message of the cross is foolish to those who are headed for destruction! But we who are being saved know it is the very power of God.
READ IT CAREFULLY!
The city being called the bride is just figurative. Like Mystery Babylon is also a city but also called the great harlot.
Lastseven, Jesus is also called the Lamb. Do you think Jesus is a young sheep?
Obviously, but by not qualifying the words "the last day" we can only assume he actually was talking about the last day, which is what I'm doing, as a day literally is the rising and setting of the sun. You, on the other hand, are assuming that he meant something which he did not say.
Correction. The angel Michael said "the end of days". So he's not talking about plural days, he's talking about the end of a string of days. And since days are sequential (we can only experience one at a time), the end of days obviously ends with a single day.
Again. He did not say his last day on earth.
uh... what? What on earth are you talking about? Are you getting me confused with somebody else?
Correction again. I think he meant exactly what he said. You think he meant something which he did not say. You're the one inserting "meaning" into his words. I'm just accepting his words as they are.
Oh, well since I'm not smart enough to clue in, why don't you just spell it out for me.
Here you are teaching me about symbolism, but you think the new Jerusalem is a literal city?
And do you really think God needs the setting of the sun in order to remain eternal?there is no such thing as a last day for God as He is eternal.
First of all, that is poetic language. Secondly, this has absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand. And please stop talking to me as though I'm a fifth grade student. I don't appreciate it.Here's a hint, Genesis 22:17. You think you can figure this out or will this go over your head too?
Genesis 22:17 ESV
I will surely bless you, and I will surely multiply your offspring as the stars of heaven and as the sand that is on the seashore. And your offspring shall possess the gate of his enemies,
Lastseven, how many descendents of Abraham been born since Genesis 22:17? Is it in the billions yet?
It's almost comical the way you keep shouting READ IT CAREFULLY since you don't even understand what you're reading. Of course he receives his reward at the end of days. That is the day of the resurrection and the judgment. This alone proves that there is no thousand year period after the resurrection (what you call "rapture"), but instead of accepting what it says you have to change the meaning of "end of days" in order to fit your doctrine of a thousand year reign. You are going to extremes to bend the scriptures and you don't even realize it. That's actually really sad.READ IT CAREFULLY!!! READ IT CAREFULLY!!! READ IT CAREFULLY!!!
How many times do you have to read the words "READ IT CAREFULLY" before you start reading the texts carefully? Michael was talking about the day of the rapture when Christ comes with His reward given to those who will be saved from the tribulation. This period does NOT during Revelation 21, another 1000 years away. The rapture is around the corner. Michael's reference to the "end of the days" is the end times (tribulation), the last days (tribulation), specifically falling on the day of the rapture.
Daniel 12:13 (NKJV) But you, go your way till the end; for you shall rest, and will arise to your inheritance at the end of the days."
Daniel 12:13 (MSG) "And you? Go about your business without fretting or worrying. Relax. When it's all over, you will be on your feet to receive your reward."
And again, He did not say the last day the sun rises and the sun sets.
Apparently you don't even recognize concrete and constructive criticism. Maybe I should try your approach and just talk down to you like you know nothing.How long do you want to keep going back and forth with this until you can rebuke this with something concrete and constructive?
Is your name not LastSeven?
Do you know why Moses wandered in circles for 40 years in the desert while the promise land was only 50 miles away directly northeast? Some people get it, some people don't. No matter how hard they try, they'll continue to go around in circles. I can continue correcting you 100 times and it still won't click unless you deal with James 1:5-8.
Can't help you unless you can first deal with James 1:5-8.
Maybe you need to work on your understanding of symbolism.What does it say below Lastseven? The word city appears 7 times below and it still doesn't click for you, Matthew 13:14-15. You need to work on James 1:5-8.
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