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Servant of Christ Jesus. Stellar Son.
That is why the second coming doctrine has been spun in a way that pictures the Messiah coming to earth in person. However in John 14:19 Jesus said the world sees me NO MORE.
Then Jesus gives us a finishing statement alluding to the future, after his departure, by saying-
So who is coming to a Jerusalem near you after Jesus said those words?
Satan Aka Lucifer the Assyrian of Isaiah who comes in pomp and ceremony according to a false second coming doctrine manifesting on earth in human form.
Now this entity Lucifer cannot be revealed until his servant prepared his way. Therefore his servant must enlist the whole world to a universal (Unitarian) humanist one world religion, so that the cross is no longer a salvatory requirement for a person to be saved. In Daniel 12:11 the daily sacrifice for the forgiveness of our sins will be removed. This daily sacrifice is the one off work of our Lord on the cross at Calvary.
The cross as salvation measure is removed first before the object of worship (mother of all abominations) is to be revealed in his time.
We need to remember that Jesus said in John 14:30 that the world sees him no more and that the Holy Ghost is here to stay. For the Lord to send the Holy Ghost it required him to be absent from this earthly realm and for the Holy Ghost present in the hearts of the believers. So there can never be the earthly presence of the Lord and also the presence of the Holy Ghost. Since scripture tells us that the Holy Ghost is here to stay, therefore there can never be any earthly manifestation of the true Messiah.
So how will we see the true Messiah and his true second coming. Well the apostle spells it out below.
Notice that the apostle in his human experience doesn't know what the resurrection form will be like, but when the risen Lord shall appear, meaning when we are finally reunited with the Lord, then we must also be raised like him in the glorified form and see him as he is in his glorified form. This means that no one can behold the Lord's second brilliant coming, until they are raised in the glorified form and enter in through the resurrection of the dead. Notice the second coming of the universal one world religion has the Messiah materialising before the whole world.
Now add to this the following apostle in Hebrews......
Very important to note that the context in verse 27 is for men to first die, meaning their earthly body is to be dissolved. Then the apostle who had firstly seen the Lord in the flesh as Jesus of Nazareth, states that we look for his second coming in relation to them being reunited with him. This time, they shall see him the second time, they will have been presented before him in their sinless resurrection bodies after their appointed earthly departure.
So for the Lord to appear to us also, we must depart from this earthly realm and be reunited with him in heaven as the many Holy Ones that accompany him, in his Father's house. His Father's house is not this earthly realm. So on our last day in the body, the Lord reunites us with him as he did to the first martyre Saint Stephan, according to the Acts of the Apostles.
Finally there can never be an earthly manifestation of an earthly messiah, because that would render the works of the cross void as a salvation measure. If the true messiah was to materialise on earth, then what would become of the cross, that is, do we go to him or the cross or both. It would be awkward to go to the cross and to him, if the real messiah were to materialise in the world.
In conclusion the true messiah will not materialise in the world for the world to see him. We are called UP to him like Saint Stephan was and this can only happen when we are no longer in our earthly bodies. As Saint Paul states to be absent from the body is to be present with the risen Lord.
Then Jesus gives us a finishing statement alluding to the future, after his departure, by saying-
John 14:30
30Hereafter I will not talk much with you: for the prince of this world cometh, and hath nothing in me.
So who is coming to a Jerusalem near you after Jesus said those words?
Satan Aka Lucifer the Assyrian of Isaiah who comes in pomp and ceremony according to a false second coming doctrine manifesting on earth in human form.
Isaiah 14:9-12
Hell from beneath is moved for thee to meet thee at thy coming:
it stirreth up the dead for thee, even all the chief ones of the earth;
it hath raised up from their thrones all the kings of the nations.
All they shall speak and say unto thee,
Art thou also become weak (Mortal) as we? art thou become like unto us ? (Human)
Thy pomp is brought down to the grave, and the noise of thy viols:
the worm is spread under thee, and the worms cover thee.
How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning!
how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!
Now this entity Lucifer cannot be revealed until his servant prepared his way. Therefore his servant must enlist the whole world to a universal (Unitarian) humanist one world religion, so that the cross is no longer a salvatory requirement for a person to be saved. In Daniel 12:11 the daily sacrifice for the forgiveness of our sins will be removed. This daily sacrifice is the one off work of our Lord on the cross at Calvary.
The cross as salvation measure is removed first before the object of worship (mother of all abominations) is to be revealed in his time.
We need to remember that Jesus said in John 14:30 that the world sees him no more and that the Holy Ghost is here to stay. For the Lord to send the Holy Ghost it required him to be absent from this earthly realm and for the Holy Ghost present in the hearts of the believers. So there can never be the earthly presence of the Lord and also the presence of the Holy Ghost. Since scripture tells us that the Holy Ghost is here to stay, therefore there can never be any earthly manifestation of the true Messiah.
So how will we see the true Messiah and his true second coming. Well the apostle spells it out below.
1 John 3:2
Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is.
Notice that the apostle in his human experience doesn't know what the resurrection form will be like, but when the risen Lord shall appear, meaning when we are finally reunited with the Lord, then we must also be raised like him in the glorified form and see him as he is in his glorified form. This means that no one can behold the Lord's second brilliant coming, until they are raised in the glorified form and enter in through the resurrection of the dead. Notice the second coming of the universal one world religion has the Messiah materialising before the whole world.
Now add to this the following apostle in Hebrews......
Very important to note that the context in verse 27 is for men to first die, meaning their earthly body is to be dissolved. Then the apostle who had firstly seen the Lord in the flesh as Jesus of Nazareth, states that we look for his second coming in relation to them being reunited with him. This time, they shall see him the second time, they will have been presented before him in their sinless resurrection bodies after their appointed earthly departure.
So for the Lord to appear to us also, we must depart from this earthly realm and be reunited with him in heaven as the many Holy Ones that accompany him, in his Father's house. His Father's house is not this earthly realm. So on our last day in the body, the Lord reunites us with him as he did to the first martyre Saint Stephan, according to the Acts of the Apostles.
Finally there can never be an earthly manifestation of an earthly messiah, because that would render the works of the cross void as a salvation measure. If the true messiah was to materialise on earth, then what would become of the cross, that is, do we go to him or the cross or both. It would be awkward to go to the cross and to him, if the real messiah were to materialise in the world.
In conclusion the true messiah will not materialise in the world for the world to see him. We are called UP to him like Saint Stephan was and this can only happen when we are no longer in our earthly bodies. As Saint Paul states to be absent from the body is to be present with the risen Lord.
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