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originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: ketsuko
I agree. I took a Bible study from a Pastor of eschatology that spoke Hebrew, and it was one of the most interesting classes I have taken. It was very interesting how one simple word could change the whole meaning of a passage.
Case in point: Former National Review staff writer David French claimed in the December 20 edition of The Dispatch that white evangelicals are being seduced by a virulent kind of “Christian Nationalism” that “will always minimize America’s historic sins and the present legacy (and reality) of American racism.”
University of Minnesota epidemiologist Michael Osterholm, a member of Biden’s advisory board, said one March mistake was closing businesses in places in the middle of the country that had seen almost no cases. “Was it appropriate to shut down so many things back then when there was so little, if any transmission? I think you can argue now that probably was not the best use of resources … it clearly alienated the very populations that we needed to have work with us,” he says.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn
Exodus 22:18Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.
For years I thought that was a spiteful God attacking anyone who opposed Him in any way. It made no sense; Jesus speaks of brotherly love and compassion. So when I discovered Strong's I looked up the words in that verse.
Suffer - aid, assist.
Witch - anyone who practices communion with spirits.
To live - to profit, make a living, prosper.
Rereading it with those definitions it changes from "If you see a witch kill it!" to "don't give money to those who claim arcane knowledge." In today's culture that might be seen as "Stay away from the Psychic Hotline; they're frauds at best and liars at worse."
Quite the difference.
TheRedneck
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: ketsuko
True, and it is a valid point IMO.
I would expect, however, that instead of a scientific guru, the beast will become a religious guru. Remember the Hopi prophecies of White Feather?"This is the Eight Sign: You will see many youth, who wear their hair long like my people, come and join the tribal nations, to learn their ways and wisdom."
That is the next sign; the seventh was about the waters turning black, a clear indication of oil spills like the Exxon-Valdez up to and including the Deepwater Horizon. The eighth sign seems to indicate a spiritual awakening among the people, which is to be expected when religion becomes suppressed. It also ties in with the Biblical prophesy of Daniel 24:24For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.
This has been said to have been occurring for some time, but it reads to me as though what we have seen with cults thus far is only a small taste of what is to come. The cults we have seen so far have been pretty easy to identify, at least from the outside looking in.
Also, we have some time before White Feather's ninth sign comes to pass... the blue star falling from a dwelling place in the heavens. The blue star seems to be Cherenkov radiation from a nuclear-powered space station. Such a station does not yet exist, but may soon given the recent rush to arm space by the developed nations.
TheRedneck
However, I do ask that you allow those of us who do believe in prophesy to continue with a minimum of disruption
What do you consider the more plausible: