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Only those of opinion can disagree. I have not been discussing my opinion, but stating facts.We disagree Scott.
I didn't mean that you misunderstood me, but rather that you misunderstood what is written....nor am I "trying to use" anything. Well--maybe reason. Nor did I claim that "all these things" was in Revelation--that part you did misunderstand me on.I didn't misunderstand you. You're trying to use that adverb "shortly" to prove Christ's Revelation was past history. And it does not say, "all these things", so now you are actually ADDING to the Rev.1:1 verse by putting that in quotes!
And your last statement is so bizarrely out of context with Matthew 24:48 and Luke 12:45 that you have proven you have NO CLUE as to what God's written Word actually says.
For those interested, what Jesus said here about those think He delays His coming is about those who do NOT remain faithful to Him by NOT WATCHING the events of the end leading up to His future return...
Matt 24:48-51
48 But and if that evil servant shall say in his heart, 'My lord delayeth his coming;'
49 And shall begin to smite his fellowservants, and to eat and drink with the drunken;
50 The lord of that servant shall come in a day when he looketh not for him, and in an hour that he is not aware of,
51 And shall cut him asunder, and appoint him his portion with the hypocrites: there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
KJV
Do you really think ScottA here is actually LOOKING FOR CHRIST'S FUTURE COMING by trying to treat Christ's Book of Revelation as IF it shortly came to pass in the Apostle's day!
No, of course he is NOT watching like Jesus commanded His servants, because scrapping the Book of Revelation like it is past history means all the SIGNS Jesus gave in it leading up to His future coming mean nothing to him!
So beware of his false doctrines, they are not from God's Word.
It is not what I believe, but what is written:I guess we differ in how we believe Jesus was to return then, no sense in trying to reason with a mind already made up @ScottA.
I believe those who were told to watch and wait, did see Jesus. Perhaps they seen the Lord God Almighty. I don’t know all I know is that I believe in faith he came and got the bride already.
Do you believe Jesus is still coming and when so do you expect that to happen?
Kudos for at least being systematic in your unorthodoxy.It is not what I believe, but what is written:
And it is those who "expect" who are now here speaking against these things--against these biblical facts...against Christ, against Peter, against Paul, and against John and the angel who spoke to him.
- Jesus said He was not going to come when "expected" (and we know what the different expectations are--and therefore they are wrong).
- Peter warned and foretold of "false teachers" entering into the church and corrupting of doctrine. This is a fact.
- Paul further warned that many would "believe a lie" and even prefer it, leading to "strong delusion". That too is a fact.
- Meanwhile, Jesus also actually gave the time of His coming/return--which He did not name as being specific, but saying, "Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me."
- Paul then elaborated and filled in the detail that should have dispelled the "lie" and the current "delusion", saying Jesus would come "but each one in his own order."
God's Word is fact Scott, what comes out of yours or my mouth is opinion sir which may or may not be true.Only those of opinion can disagree. I have not been discussing my opinion, but stating facts.
How did you come to the conclusion that the last days began in 1914?but we do believe that the last days began in 1914
Orthodoxy is suspect, for believing and teaching what they "expect", against the warnings given by Christ, Peter, and Paul.Kudos for at least being systematic in your unorthodoxy.
That is not biblical.God's Word is fact Scott, what comes out of yours or my mouth is opinion sir which may or may not be true.
Hi Daryl, nice to meet you, will be glad to. Here is a paper I did on it in 2010, I read through it, and believe it might help you to understand it, if not, please let me know and I will see if I can do a better job.How did you come to the conclusion that the last days began in 1914?
What Bible reference/s can you provide to come to that conclusion?
Just simply fact sir. If you quote the Bible as you quoted 2 Pet 1:21, that is fact, but if you add words from your mouth to it, it becomes opinion, just simple truth Scott.That is not biblical.
for prophecy never came by the will of man, but holy men of God spoke as they were moved by the Holy Spirit.