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Lamad
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You are just going by imagination and man's ideas, not what the scripture is saying.That understanding to me is nonsensical and fits nothing. Rev. 4 and 5 is the Church in heaven after the Rapture. Jesus told us this book John was shown would be the things which he has seen (Jesus Glorified) in Rev. 1. The 7 Churches are then the things which ARE (Church Age) in Rev. 2 and 3. Then in Rev. 4-22 the things which will be hereafter.
The First Seal is the Anti-Christ man, that pretty basic. This is why there is like 10 people in the world that have this belief. The whole eschatology is based on Jesus not being found in Haven, but hes also not found on earth or under the earth either, telling us it's metaphoric in nature, Jesus was in heaven as the Lamb the whole time, John just didn't understand that. No MAN was found to open the Seals but the Lamb was found.
The First Seal is the Anti-Christ brother.
If you wish to see the church in heaven, look for WORDS that tell us:
"After this I beheld, and, lo, a great multitude, which no man could number, of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues, stood before the throne, and before the Lamb, clothed with white robes, and palms in their hands; And cried with a loud voice, saying, Salvation to our God which sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb"
Just imagine: we are talking perhaps 50 generations of believers, and the last few will number into the hundred millions. The dead in Christ will be a HUGE number, plus those who are alive and in Christ. Notice what is written: "a great multitude which no man could number.." That, my friend, is the church in heaven.
On the other hand, we don't find such words or language in chapter 4. What we see is a throne room where Jesus is NOT.
We find a search for one worthy that ended in failure.
We find the Holy Spirit there in the throne room - when human reasoning would say He should be on the earth in 95 AD.
You just ignore all this because of preconceived ideas that just does not fit what God is telling you.
WHEN in all of time and outside of time, was Jesus NOT in the throne room at the right hand of the Father? The answer is simple: ONLY during the 32 years He was on earth.
WHEN was a search made for one worthy that ended in failure? Answer? EVERY search ended in failure right up to the time Jesus rose from the dead. The moment He rose, He was found worthy to open the seals.
WHEN was the Holy Spirit IN the throne room? For all of time right up to the moment Jesus ascended and sent Him down.
Chapters 4 & 5 then, specify a TIME - a time you choose to ignore - the very moment in time that Jesus ascended into the throne room, took the book from the Father's right hand, and began opening the seals.
This is the CONTEXT of the first seals: 32 AD. As long as you ignore the context, you will end up wrong. You are in sad shape, doctrinally speaking, when the truth is nonsensical to you!
Rev. 4 and 5 is the Church in heaven after the Rapture WRONG!
The 7 Churches are then the things which ARE (Church Age) in Rev. 2 and 3. Then in Rev. 4-22 the things which will be hereafter.
True, John was to write history, present in his day, and future events. In fact, He wrote all three, just as He was directed. The problem is, you don't know where in Revelation John switched from present in his time to future in his time. Were there any martyrs from 32 to 95 AD? YOU KNOW there were. They are who John saw under the altar. Stephen was one of them. So John is still PRESENT TENSE at seal 5. You imagine future - God tells us it is around 95 AD timing.
The First Seal is the Anti-Christ man, that pretty basic Sorry, but TOTALLY WRONG. There are commentators that show us the first seal as the gospel - which it is. It is 32 AD! You imagine an antichrist in 32 AD? No, of course not, because you ignore the context!
Next, you ignore that fact that God used the color white for this horse: 16 other time John used the color white to represent righteousness. You imagine (for some strange and unknown reason) that God would use white once to represent evil. NEVER! You are mistaken. Seal one was opened in 32 AD to represent the church taking the gospel to the world.
Jesus not being found in Haven, but hes also not found on earth or under the earth either, telling us it's metaphoric in nature WRONG! No metaphors here: just basic simple language showing us Jesus was ON EARTH. There are no words saying He was not found on earth. Please, read it again without preconceived glasses. It is not Jesus the angels were looking for: they were looking for one WORTHY to open the seals. It had to be the redeemer. When that first search John saw end in failure, it is only telling us Jesus had NOT YET risen from the dead.
Had He risen from the dead while in the garden? NO! Had He risen from the dead while on the cross - even after He died? NO! He had to be in hell for 3 days and 3 nights. Then He rose and THEN He was found worthy, as seen in Rev. 5. From John's point of view in the vision, as soon as He was found worthy, He ascended into the throne where John got to see His arrival. There are no metaphors here! Perhaps that is your problem: looking for metaphors where God meant none.
Jesus was in heaven as the Lamb the whole time WRONG! Jesus LEFT His Father and LEFT heaven to be born of a virgin. However, God is a three part being, Spirit, Soul and Body - just as humans are. He created us in HIS image. So while the body part of God came to earth, HE - the Spirit and Soul part of God, remained in heaven. GOD was in heaven, but his body came to earth to take on human flesh.
No MAN was found to open the Seals but the Lamb was found. WRONG! Jesus WAS a man - God in human flesh. When John said, "no man" was found, that tells us it HAD TO BE A MAN to be worthy. God could not do it, nor could any angel. It had to be a man - but a man who died and rose from the dead!
I just wonder how anyone could miss every last point, yet write on this forum as a teacher.
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