ISIS are waiting for Jesus to show up!

a reply to: SEANO
...or to go a little deeper: some people are the problem.

You're legitimising their misguided excuses when you blame religion.

Jesus should come back to meet ISIS.

Then do you think Christians will start wearing little machete pendants around their necks?

The Prophet Muhammad made some accurate prophesies and two were these:

He predicted the Arabs would find gold under their feet

That’s obviously an illusion to oil

He predicted the UN also...

But ominously he said

To Paraphrase:

“The Christian nations will raise 70 banners and flags to unite the world but will in fact destroy the world”

I personally think the return of Jesus has already happened in the form of the Muslim Sufi mystics whom claim Jesus as their symbolic head

Jesus coming in the clouds to save us…I don’t think so

A person has to save themselves

Now there will be some kind of occult mechanism that comes, predicted actually in the Quran and (Bible Im sure amongst all that allegory) that will distinguish the good from the evil

Then will come about the period of the Apocalypse which means the Revealing

This is the death of the age of mythology unto the realm and epoch of real metaphysics

All you scientist will get your wish

ISIS IS an antichrist

The antichrist archetype is basically one that means: it is a fraud of something genuine.

There’s an old saying:

The counterfeit proves the existence of the real

There’s another great spiritual maxim that applies to this:

“Wherever there is tremendous evil nearby is tremendous good


Keep lookin very closely

I think I believe that Jesus - or maybe the Hopi's Lost white brother - will show up (or rather a righteous man that learns to master the forces of light AND darkness and will yield them in order to bring about justice). I think he's probably already here and merely lost in this illusion of linear time, while being subjected to endless mystical attacks by the fallen angels and demons.

Maybe.

originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: rokkuman

What? They're already fighting for their Anti-Christ! How else can you explain the quick radicalization of minds that causes someone to drop everything to partake in brutally murdering innocent men, women and children? It's called satanic possession.
The only thing they're going to usher in is a good ass whoop'n by all the countries they're pissing-off.

It's called being young, impressionable, and stupid. Mix that with low class origins and people will think any cause is worth fighting for. Satan has nothing to do with it.

originally posted by: Robert Reynolds

I think I believe ...

Story of my life, that.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

It's called being young, impressionable, and stupid. Mix that with low class origins and people will think any cause is worth fighting for. Satan has nothing to do with it.

It's not just the young that are joining these Islamist terrorist organizations! Being impressionable at a young age is one thing, but cutting off their emotional ties with family, totally ignoring the terrorist groups brutal hostage killings, and a willingness to secretly join an organization whose main goal is genocide, is mind control plain and simple. To attract multitudes of Islamist's to kill indiscriminately and brutally, is suppressing the basic emotional mind sense between good and evil.

You may call it young and impressionable, but I see it as evil influence controlled directly by Satan himself.

a reply to: Lucid Lunacy

I like the way You clarified that, thanks for posting good info. I haven't heard the mentioning of "twelvers" in a while, I forgot how confusing all of this is. I actually read every comment. Wow, just wow. I learned more today than I have in a while. I am an atheist myself, but I still find this stuff interesting and I also keep an open mind to a true creator.

a reply to: WeRpeons

Barbaric groups of people have existed forever. We may find it reprehensible in this day and age, but it is actually a pretty common occurrence. People don't need some great evil to push them to do bad things, they are quite capable of that all their own.

originally posted by: Robert Reynolds
I think I believe that Jesus - or maybe the Hopi's Lost white brother - will show up (or rather a righteous man that learns to master the forces of light AND darkness and will yield them in order to bring about justice). I think he's probably already here and merely lost in this illusion of linear time, while being subjected to endless mystical attacks by the fallen angels and demons.

Maybe.

If he's using forces of darkness then that's not Jesus.

a reply to: arpgme
'Men will come perhaps, claiming that I have come to cast peace upon the Earth, but they are in error - I have come to cast dissension upon the Earth: fire, sword, war. Five will be in a household: three will stand against two; two against three; father against son and they shall stand solitary'.

'Blessed is the lion that is consumed by man and becomes man, but cursed is the man that is consumed by lion and the lion becomes man'.

'Blessed are those that stand solitary; blessed are those that are persecuted in their own minds'.




Do you believe in evil? Should evil be destroyed? If so: how will evil be destroyed?

a reply to: Robert Reynolds

Read the whole teaching there.

Jesus was instructing his apostles to go out and spread the gospel. He told them it would be divisive because it ran so counter to what the world was ingrained to believe. He was not telling them to spread it by the sword. He was warning them it would spread division because in a family two or three might hear the message and the rest would become divided from them.

It is an apt description of what goes on here. Those who believe are attacked, sometimes bitterly, by those who do not. In the real world, those who believe and stand for that belief are attacked, sometimes - as we see in the ME these days - they are killed for that belief. Sometimes, people like you take this the wrong, sometimes they are people who even profess to believe themselves, and they do pick up a sword and go forth and conquer to spread the gospel.

There is some discussion that this may in part be what the White Horse of the First Seal represents - false Christs and false believers going forth to conquer in the name of belief. They can be of any faith in this case.

a reply to: rokkuman

By this time I'd think most people realize ISIS is a two pronged attacks on Christians. First and most obvious, by killing as many of them as possible. Secondly, they wish to turn off as many people as possible to religion. To people like the OP ISIS is able to kill Christians and yet at the same time make people dislike Christians. It's quite amazing. And sad.

a reply to: ketsuko
Your interpretation is tailored to suit your desired actions and doesn't really make sense - there's no need to be so cryptic with regards to the spreading of the gospel. Your morality should not be determined by your squeamishness.

Have you actually experienced God? Not figuratively, but actually? Beliefs simply aren't enough - as with all education, self-realisation is the only thing that will exact change. Paraphrasing the man that I believe to be the basis of the Christian Jesus from - I think - the Apocalypse of Peter: I can't get you to heaven - I don't have that power. I'm here to teach you how to do it for yourself.

originally posted by: SpongeBeard
a reply to: rokkuman

I think it's just a comparison in a poorly written article. They're not literally saying "Jesus" just the equivalent deity in their religion.

Jesus is one of the most important figures in Islam. The Quran calls him the messiah, and says he will return in the end times. Not many seem to understand Jesus' importance in Islam.

a reply to: Robert Reynolds

Destroying is evil since sin causes death but The Spirit gives life everlasting. Death is darkness which came through sin.

Isis believes they are good and they're destroying evil but look at what this belief is doing to the world. It is ruining the peace.

Jesus said "Blessed are the Peacemakers for they shall be called children of God". He said those who pick up the sword will perish by the sword.

Jesus is not the prince of darkness and destruction. He is the prince of Peace. He comes to bring light to heal the darkness of sin which is the cause of death, not to bring death. sin is the one bringing darkness and death , and a Jesus like that is anti-christ.

They are going to get their "Jesus" very soon. That's when things will really get crazy.

I hope they hold their breath...

a reply to: TheJourney



It's just that Daesh don't realise they happen to play the role of the 'Masih ad-Dajjal' ...
I seriously doubt Isa would do something else than telling them to stop or kick their a** .