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Daniel 7
25 And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws : and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time.
Originally posted by NatureBoy
The bible tells us........ that during a seven year period of 'tribulation' the 144,000 of gods best friends will get pulled up to heaven
So we scrap paul from the bible? doesn't that ruin most doctrin?
Originally posted by MatrixProphet
The OP is on the right track IMO, in sensing that ALL has already been going on, and most don't see it. But if all saw it, it wouldn't be a thief, now would it?
Originally posted by MyXlog
the 144,000 were MALES so the Bible says
Originally posted by amatrine
The bible also states that in the end time, it would be hard to find even one who follows his ways to the end . I can not remember which book.
So it is to be expected that bad seems to prevail now.
Originally posted by 12.21.12
You guys are all silly!
Nothing happens unless you make it happen. 144 has do more with your connection to others. You can be religious and say that 144 are chosen ones, or ones of light. So what?
144 has more to do with YOU, than you think.
Originally posted by NatureBoy
The bible tells us that the Rapture will happen around the time of tribulation,
Darby’s pre-tribulational view of the rapture was then picked up by a man named C.I. Scofield, who taught the view in the footnotes of his Scofield Reference Bible, which was widely distributed in England and America. Many Protestants who read the Scofield Reference Bible uncritically accepted what its footnotes said and adopted the pre-tribulational view, even though no Christian had heard of it in the previous 1800 years of Church history
Most people who hold dispensational beliefs assume they are based in the Bible and have ancient roots. But dispensationalism has been around less than 200 years. The father of dispensationalism is John Nelson Darby, a Protestant Irish lawyer who left his successful practice to become an Anglican priest. ... In 1827 Darby left the Anglican priesthood and by 1831 was among the leaders of the Plymouth Brethren, a non-denominational movement which denounced mainline Christianity. He began to teach that the true church would need to be removed from the earth in order to make way for the completion of God's dealings with the Jews. He named this secret removal of the church the Rapture. This belief was something completely new in Christianity. No previous Christian, neither Catholic nor Protestant, had ever proposed or taught such an thing.
Originally posted by NatureBoy
You're saying the bible is wrong?
Originally posted by zazzafrazz
The whole of revelations was a drug induced rant.
Originally posted by gotrox
But, for the true believer, "no may know the hour, and all should be prepared constantly" as some of the more mellow proponents argue, and any who attempt to put a date on the second coming are false prophets.