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Originally posted by bakednutz
reply to post by SteveR
Daniel referred to the Antichrist as the leader who will come, the little horn, the beast and the stern faced king. In Daniel 11, he also referred to the Antichrist as the king of the North. The king of the North and the land of the North is what the Old Testament prophet Jeremiah called the territory of the Assyrian and Babylonian Empires. The Assyrian Empire was conquered by the Babylonians in 626 B.C. Both the Assyrian capital of Asshur and the Babylonian capital of Babylon were located in present day Iraq, see map below. These two empires were essentially comprised of the same territories which included present day Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.
I believe you are way off on your so called prediction.
Originally posted by bigbert81
PEOPLE, PLEASE THINK THINGS THROUGH BEFORE BELIEVING THIS NONSENSE!!!
Originally posted by JessicaS
Many blacks don't? This is news to me. If you look at the exit polls of SC, www.cnn.com... he had a huge support of them. He has a huge amount in the entrance polls of NV too. www.cnn.com...
Originally posted by JessicaS
It's part of the unifier as well as the fact he is a deceiver, at least in my eyes. Think about it, he's part of a Christian church now, and denies his Muslim beliefs constantly. His Dad and Step-Dad were both Muslim, so it's safe to say he has been highly exposed to that religion even IF he was not a member of. Personally, I highly doubt he had no beliefs in the Muslim religion.
Originally posted by JessicaS
Because, they aren't using the standing point of "I never agreed with this war in the first place" like Obama has.
Originally posted by JessicaS
Hmm, maybe one that is dedicated to change and hasn't said since childhood "I am going to be president." and then received the proper amount of experience to run?
Originally posted by JessicaS
I guess that all stems on if you believe in it or not. I think it's quite clear that Obama is the next Anti-Christ. He fits the profile. Trust your instincts.... don't just poo poo them off
Originally posted by venichka
reply to post by Buck Division
Come on, 99% of all christians are anti-Christ.........first, because you are of this world, to be like Christ one must suffer,King Leopold purported to be a Christian and genocided 6 million Congolese, every American pres. was so called "Christian" and gave green light to eradicate Indians......Tsars proclaimed divine right to rule over millions of slaves.......the list goes on, Obams "church"is black nationalist, black supremacist....look at their website, when someone picks up on this....he will be doomed
good riddance
also, the whole idea about "antichrist" comes from either of two heresies:protestantism or catholicism, the original church, the Orthodox Church has looked at Revelation as a minor book....and the antichrist idea as being symbolic of each individual being able to be antiChrist, anti God.......
as Kierkkegaard said, after Christ there may have been a handful of actual Christians......thats all, again, to be Christian is to be w/out ego, riches, allegiance to no state.......
Obama supporter Kathleen Geier writes that she's "getting increasingly weirded out by some of Obama's supporters. On listservs I'm on, some people who should know better – hard-bitten, not-so-young cynics, even – are gushing about Barack…
Describing various encounters with Obama supporters, she writes, "Excuse me, but this sounds more like a cult than a political campaign. The language used here is the language of evangelical Christianity – the Obama volunteers speak of 'coming to Obama' in the same way born-again Christians talk about 'coming to Jesus.'...So I say, we should all get a grip, stop all this unseemly mooning over Barack, see him and the political landscape he is a part of in a cooler, clearer, and more realistic light, and get to work."