Phoneman777
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Jesuit Futurists often confuse prophecies that dealt with the promise of the post-Babylonian captivity restoration of Israel with the end times. These promises are already fulfilled. There is nothing "holy" about what you refer to as the holy land. The church is Israel, not those pseudo-Israelites in the East who are actually descendants of the pagan Russian Khazarian Empire who co-opted Judaism and have duped the entire world, including many Christians today.Your belief, Phoneman; not mine.
We DO have a future and it is comprehensively told to us thru the Prophets. For our good, not harm, in our home of the holy Land. Ezekiel 34:11-16, Amos 9:13-15
Actually, it is fully Scriptural. What is fantasy is your Jesuit Futurist ideas. How can anyone think a "fireball from the Sun" can even begin to compare to the "brightness of His coming" when "our God is a consuming fire" Who holds burning stars a million times the size of our puny little Sun in His hands?This idea is a totally unbelievable and un scriptural fable.
The atmosphere will be pushed aside by a massive fireball from the sun, the Sword of the Lord, as Isaiah 34:4-5 plainly says.
What an insult to all those great Protestant Reformers is your post...men who spent more time studying Scripture/praying ON THE TOILET than the rest of us today will ever accumulate over our liftetimes. They properly understood the prophecies...you are preaching Jesuit falsehoods, my friend. Please consider Historicism at www.historicism.com