When Jesus Returns, Will We Know It's Him?
- By Bob Crowley
- Eschatology - Endtimes & Prophecy Forum
- 31 Replies
When Christ returns this universe is going to disappear. There won't be any doubt.
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There were objections when terrorists were sent to a foreign prison..
Your posts display complete ignorance to what the Eucharist is.In other words, no, your church would not allow Him to have communion.
The Republicans who investigated all 14,000 pages of bank records couldn't find anything illegitimate at all, which is why Biden was never impeached.So you are ok with millions from foreign entities coming to the Biden’s while Joe was in public office. Tell us what legitimate service did he provide?
Are you seriously going to sit there and explain away my experience with some bulldust reference to "Lamestram" news? Let me return the favorWhy would they want to do that?
I'd probably feel intimidated too if I believed lamestream news. Do not succumb to its indoctrination! It's just the politics of fear, which your side has used long before Trump was around. Remember the TV commercial with a Republican pushing a grandmother in a wheelchair off a cliff to her death? Trump's going to serve for life as a dictator, and Trump wants to do this, and Trump's trying to do that. It's always something. You guys are scared of your own shadow. We've only had two decent presidents in my lifetime, and Trump is one of them. You should really relax and enjoy it.
Another false claim!Somebody has been fooled! There are bank records that contradict that.
God is our Father in every way, and is the Father of all, and we are all made of one blood.
Adam the first man, and the second is the Lord from heaven.
Christ confirmed the promises, they were His all along and He confirmed them.
Isaiah 43:27 Thy first father hath sinned, and thy teachers have transgressed against me.
Acts 17:26 And hath made of one blood all nations of men for to dwell on all the face of the earth, and hath determined the times before appointed, and the bounds of their habitation;
1 Corinthians 8:6 But to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him; and one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom are all things, and we by him.
1 Corinthians 15:45 And so it is written, The first man Adam was made a living soul; the last Adam was made a quickening spirit.
1 Corinthians 15:47 The first man is of the earth, earthy; the second man is the Lord from heaven.
Galatians 3:28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus.
Ephesians 4:6 One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all.
God is our Father in every way, and is the Father of all, and we are all made of one blood.
Adam the first man, and the second is the Lord from heaven.
Christ confirmed the promises, they were His all along and He confirmed them.
There's a place on the East coast known as the Millionaire's Village. It's a small settlement of grand vacation homes that belonged to some of the wealthiest families in America at the time. It's on Jekyll Island. The interesting thing is that it's on the side of the island facing the mainland, not on the beach. It's more protected. As a consequence, the homes still exist today, even though some are over a century old. Had they been on the Atlantic side, it would probably be a different story. There's erosion on the beach side. Apparently there was erosion when the millionaires built their vacation homes. Over on St. Simon's Island, part of the fortifications of Fort Frederica, also on the mainland side of the island, are gone, eroded away long ago. Even on Jekyll, the millionaire's homes aren't built on the very edge of the island. Further north, have seen photos of period homes on barrier island up on huge sledges, pulled by teams of horses or mules as they were dragged back from eroding beaches.And they're doing it again without much thought to hurricanes. So let's say the AGW alarmists are right, and hurricanes are going to become, on average, stronger and more numerous. There will be a lot of property and infrastructure damage that must be repaired, over and above whatever emergency and short term aid is provided. Hurricane damage is already costing us 150 billion per year and the curve is said to be rising rapidly. That's a lot of money. Diverting it from more productive use slows the economy; just a little, but then there are the wildfires out west to think of--how many billions is that going to cost us? Yes they were foolish to build there may be but the bill is due, and in the end it will come out of our pockets. Sea level rise a little bit? No big thing? But every year the wave damage comes a little farther inland. I don't know if you saw on the news the last hurricane that came close to us in NC, but there was lurid footage of beach houses being swept into the sea. The thing is, those houses were already abandoned due to the waves gradually coming farther up the beach. More money for remediation. AGW is going to start costing us more money than we can afford. For us, that's the armageddan
President Donald Trump is known around the world as a peace maker.If only our polticial leaders would be as classy as trump. Some people care that their elected leader is an embarrassment and laughing stock.
Things like this often require some level of partnership to focus on the project full-time. That’s challenging when your livelihood takes precedence. The early period is usually self-funded, aided by family and friends or a small loan. Investors arrive later on when the idea is tested and proven. This is why laddering is a popular approach to scaling in business. Research and development is expensive and you need to have revenue to fund it. He needs a partner that can put that in place while he focuses on the other.
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What I said was what I heard from the author of Project2025 from his own mouth about Sunday needs to be a national rest day and when asked about Sabbath keepers, his answer was there is no room to please everyone (for those who wants to keep the Sabbath according to the commandment.) They have to service the majority. I'll find the video, I just don't have hours to go back and look for it right now.
Your point regarding capital punishment is noted. As an individual who identifies as pro-life and maintains the belief that life begins at birth and ends at death, I do not endorse capital punishment. While this issue warrants thoughtful discussion and debate, it should be recognized that—despite my personal stance—capital punishment remains a component of the United States legal system. Additionally, the U.S. judiciary upholds a comprehensive review process prior to the execution of any capital sentence.I didn't propose public executions; I said I don't think private executions are so much better. It is you who wants executions, not I.
Animals are a part of society.
No, you didn't say why then, but you have now.
Why is that a fail? You're comparing a battlefield execution - which is not necessarily either illegal or without cause particularly in a place without any courts or courthouses left standing - nothing but rubble. Most private places have been blown to smithereens. I thought the cause given was collaborating with the enemy, which, as treason, would be cause for execution here as well, theoretically.
How is being shot in the head more barbaric than South Carolina's firing squad? Is it really so much more civilized to shoot them in the torso? Texas still hangs people - how is that less barbaric?
And I want to see world peace. I condemn Hamas for executing their own citizens just as I condemn all nations that do so.
Apparently, it's not the "executing their own citizens" that is the real sticking point, as you support it when it's done "properly". Again, I think executing neighboring citizens or even citizens from the other side of the world is more egregious than executing one's own.
Yeah, a lot of people here don't get several decades worth of appeals while others do. Three decades is the record so far for longest and less than a year the record for shortest in Texas:
According to TDCJ's Death Row Facts page, the average length of time spent on death row prior to execution is 11 years, the shortest time on death row prior to execution was 252 days and the longest time spent on death row before an execution was 31 years. The average age of inmates executed is 39 and the youngest man executed was at age 24.
There is also a difference between a [somewhat] stable, first world country at peace and a occupied, war torn country that's been largely destroyed. Even the US has separate laws for peacetime and wartime battlefield executions.
Do you think the situations of the two governments are equivalent? Does Gaza even have courts now?
The US with all its courts and lawyers have nevertheless executed innocent people even if it did take its own sweet time with it. Remember, the Supreme Court ruled that actual innocence is not sufficient cause to stay the death penalty if procedure was followed.
Please note, I am not defending Hamas' executing its own citizens but equally condemning our doing so. "Its own citizens" is not the sticking point; obviously, the actual problem with so many are defending executions per se, it's perhaps the lack of due process?
I wish I had had better teachers when I was younger
If only our polticial leaders would be as classy as trump. Some people care that their elected leader is an embarrassment and laughing stock.Apparently it is about the largest group therapy session the world has ever seen.
Yes and they are saying that these discoveries are as they say rewriting and reshaping our understanding of human evolution and development. Being far more sophisticated in knowledge than we thought.GT is studied by archeologists, they are publishing their findings in normal archeological journals. Those digs will enrich our understanding of their material culture.
Yes its all covered in journals and archeology.Articles in journals!!
I thought I was lol. I sure have linked a lot of amazing stone works. Many of these seem to have risen around the same time period. Like a peak in magnificant stone works. We see similar signatures of these stone works all over the world such as the pyramid. Is that not evidence.No, what you are putting forward is at best a possibility, now they have to find something that makes it into an actuality.
The logic is if there was a flood and we have strong evidence. That most humans lived by water such as rivers and coast lines. Then it is logical that quite significant numbers were lost. Cities flooded or washed away. We see evidence for this flooding especially in the northern hemisphere.Or humans were perhaps not those harshly affected? Do we find many human remains from the time period?
Are you calling me a moron lol. Oh sorry Muron lol.Muron?
Well you will know of the research into electromagnetism and these sites around the world. Especially the pyramids. Something to do with some sites being aligned in locations of higher electromagnetism. Or that some sites can generate electromagnetism.I'am familiar with electromagnetism, what about it? SAR, synthetic aperature radar?
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Hum I did not think there was suppose to be an orthodoxy to begin with. Thats not science. Whenever science gets dogmatic about orthodoxy like anything its going beyond science and into belief.Yes, and it'll be the normal view until someone can show it to be false. In journal articles.
Nowhere to be found. Except the modern narratives that insist the Romans built them. But not the Romans themselves. You would think that considering they liked to detail all their works and achievements that moving the biggest blocks in the world would have been something to brag about. But more importantly describe in being able to achieve this as it would have required the greatest cranes ever built. Surely we would hear of such a feat.So where are all the roman books about the big stones that you believe they moved?
Why is it always those who propose an alternative idea. It is the orthodox narrative that has no evidence and relies on assumption. I never see anyone calling for their evidence. They just acept it as fact without any evidence.Tell them to publish their findings, get the experts looking at it.
Is expert itself the qualification. Who is more an expert lol. Is it a competition of experts. Which scientists is more an expert on a site. One who visits once or 150 times and has more detailed observations because they have been there many more times to be able to properly examine it.Many more experts believe them to be natural formations.
And you have not shown it is natural. Funny that. How about we say it may or may not be. We cannot rule either out at this stage.You haven't even showed that the under water features is anything but natural yet.
No Wiki8 cannot be trusted. Once again they just don't know and there is evidence its from an earlier time. Once again the signatures are different. But the point was regardless that there is evidence of very similar architecture from the same area.The Yonagumi monument is east of Taiwan. Mount Nokogiri is at the mouth of Tokyo bay. The quarry there is from the Edo period if wikipedia is to be trusted.
What like circular saws. How do they even get up there to use the tool. You would need a saw 20 foot big. Even then they are cut into the face and not across. How does a saw move.If they are from the Edo period they had access to versions of steel tools.
Yes but the other forms like the Egyptian hyroglyphs were forms of written communication.Wasn't cuneiform the first written language dating back to 3000-3500 bce?
Alternative knowledge by its very nature is not testable by science. Its alternative because it cannot be tested by science. Like conscious experiences cannot be tested by science. They belong in a different paradigm.Why not? If it is demonstrable and you can form hypotheses (amenable to possible falsification) about it you can test it.
Because the deeper knowledge of nature may be experiencential which is a qualitative phenomena and not a quantified one. Science can only measure the quantified stuff. It will relegate the experiences or beliefs that bring the knowledge as something physical rather than immaterial. Belief is immaterial but brings knowledge.Why, would a "science worldview" make it impossible to test someones deep knowledge about nature?
In this case then its not lost. Its still happening. But it was a knowledge from the ancients. It was discovered by the ancients without science. It was part of their beliefs and experiences of being immersed in nature that they came up with it. They didn't have degrees in science where they worked out that this would be beneficial. ONly now we are beginning to understand this.We do forest baths in Sweden too, no need for any lost knowledge.
The point is they had medicines without the science. Its because they were immersed in nature. It was not just that they tried stuff. They understood nature as well and became aware of what worked and what did not.That is not ancient technology or lost knowledge. It is the epitome of "we tried things until we found something that worked".
That they understood the workings of nature. The cosmos was associated with crops, and seasons and movements of wildlife and other aspects of nature. They were living synchronised to nature. They worshipped the sun and moon and stars. They were their guides. This was part of what gave them secrets of nature.Most of the astronomical significance of the places in that pdf, is at best our best guess. What conclusions do you want me to draw from going through it?
Yes, I used hear bad things too about how the vote tabulation can be changed in the software. Hopefully they have fixed that.I was interested in what you said about voting machines. I once did a letter to the editor about voting machines. If you go into a Las Vegas casino, for every slot machine, the software has to be on file with the State of Nevada, the Gaming Commission. For Diebold voting machines, we are told that the software is proprietary, a trade secret, so the public has no right to know.
On the voting machines they were using where I live, at that time, you press a button on the machine and you can see the ballot drop into a box, but you can't actually see where the mark is on the ballot. They have changed the system since then, though.
OK I will rate it optimistic though it seems opportunistic to me, that some pay to play schemes are in play between Trump and Qatar. I remember too, how Carter got quite a bit of money from the Saudi Arabia.We were always going to have to fix it.
We don't just trust a plane from Qatar for goodness sake. We have to take that thing down to bare metal just looking for bugs and bombs.
The point isn't that we are going to spend some of our money on it when the world isn't looking, it's that Qatar is making overtures towards our country that are diplomatically positive.
This is called diplomacy. Smile. It's what we want; to try and have positive relationships in rocky places.
You all are globalists aren't you? Why squeamish about diplomatic relations? I'm not even a globalist but even I can handle diplomatic relations with foreign nations.
No I didn't know that. Was he able to do anything about those burning beds down there?Did you know that he was a minister in our Labor government (equates to the Democrats) between 2004 and 2013? My son in law stood against him in the...2010 election I think? And lost badly.