It is not for us to speculate what or when the end of dayS will be. But rather that we should pray for Iran and the World. DO NOT underestimate the power of PRAYER. God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit have given us the graces to teach us to know to pray for such matters. Do not waste time on speculation.
Really??? Jesus say's in Revelation 1:3 blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written it it; for the time is near. Jesus Himself say's that we who read and study this book....Revelation, we get a special blessing! ALSO, you want to understand so you can discern the signs of the times. There will be more and more deception in the days ahead and people will ''flock'' to the Antichrist. CLOVERFIELD911
The focus of our Life is God by the Love and Grace of Jesus Christ. Thank You Jesus Christ. Thank You Father God for the Holy Spirit. Place too much in this, and no matter what you will not be prepared. At 9:30 to 9:50 is the whole message!!!!
I have not read that book about the antiChrist is from the Moslem world, yet in spite of our scholars are undermining this possibility, none of their biblical references make this scenario unlikely. Regarding the place of Babylon, is not Rome, but Constantinople which is now Istanbole and the autocratic leader is a symbol. He aspires to bring the Khalifat rule ended by the Ottoman Empire. He certainly will make a agreements with Israel which is not a far fitshed. The interpretation to be against God, he will be in total agreement in denying Jesus as God. Etc.I personally see this more plausible than to be the Pope of Rome.
Kameel Farag Turkish PM has made it known his obsession for restoring the Ottoman Empire. I believe the theory of the Antichrist being Moslem is possible, but in the end the Lord will return in glory.
"World events turn quickly..." I agree. Islam's colors are white, red, black, and green, derived from this poem: "White are our acts, black our battles, green our fields, and red our swords." The colors are the same as the 4 horsemen, and the poem reflects a twisted version of those horsemen, which are: acts of false peace and deception, blood red battles, blackened fields and starvation, and green death. I see Islam as having power over a quarter of the earth, and they have killed with sword, killed with starvation, killed and sent non-Christians to hell, and killed as beastly men, which is the description found in Revelation 6:8: www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Revelation+6%3A8&version=KJV The first 3 horsemen could be categorized as "general tribulation," considering they seem to appear in Matthew 24:5, 6, and 7. Verse 5 would be the white horse. Verse 6 the red horse, and possibly the 3rd horse is mentioned in the last half of verse 7. (There are similar verses in Mark 13:6-8 and Luke 21:8-11) The 4th horsemen is a revisited culmination of those 3 horsemen, similar to the way the beasts mentioned in Daniel re-appear as a single creature, the beast out of the sea, in Revelation. If we consider that 3/4 of the world is not involved in seal 4, then we can see ourselves here in America looking at that quarter of the world, safely pondering how bad it would be to be there. I can't imagine the Christians over there are thinking "Its bad, but its not as bad as the tribulation." For them, they are in the tribulation, and if it were happening here in America, we would all be saying the same thing.
Love for God must go beyond love for man and all that this world represents, it must also separate itself from its false beliefs that have been orchestrated by the religions, the traditions the political cults that have lent so much confusion to Fermenting a knowledge that leads only to the ignorance of pure divine truth. Men only justify themselves by using passages from the Bible, but the true Word of God is in us all who do the will of God through the Spirit of Truth and even without knowing the verses of the Bible we know that this Love for God is superior to all other loves. Read this book (Voir Dieu) by Janko and Livin from Wirsberg free on the internet in pdf to understand this Love of God, seek the Truth and you will become free to all who understand his words with the eyes of the heart
We are all wicked (sinners, enemies of God) ...some of those, among all nations, are elect by God before the foundation of this world, to receive mercy through Christ Jesus. ...He knows them all by name, and will see to it that not even one of them are lost.
definitely something worth mentioning. but of course its not referring to all the Jews seeing that God himself will destroy a lot of people due to the time of Jacob's trouble.
Not alot, most of the end time events will surprise even the church. End time events are based solely on the super natural along with a few astronomical events. Life in earth will get KRAXY ..
Stephan Otto........ How's the rest of the Scripture's working out for you???? This is Biblical.Premillennialism is the view that Christ’s second coming will occur prior to His millennial kingdom, and that the millennial kingdom is a literal 1000-year reign of Christ on earth. In order to understand and interpret the passages in Scripture that deal with end-times events, there are two things that must be clearly understood: a proper method of interpreting Scripture and the distinction between Israel (the Jews) and the church (the body of all believers in Jesus Christ). First, a proper method of interpreting Scripture requires that Scripture be interpreted in a way that is consistent with its context. This means that a passage must be interpreted in a way that is consistent with the audience to which it is written, those it is written about, whom it is written by, and so on. It is critical to know the author, intended audience, and historical background of each passage one interprets. The historical and cultural setting will often reveal the correct meaning of a passage. It is also important to remember that Scripture interprets Scripture. That is, often a passage will cover a topic or subject that is also addressed elsewhere in the Bible. It is important to interpret all of these passages consistently with one another. Finally, and most importantly, passages must always be taken in their normal, regular, plain, literal meaning unless the context of the passage indicates that it is figurative in nature. A literal interpretation does not eliminate the possibility of figures of speech being used. Rather, it encourages the interpreter to not read figurative language into the meaning of a passage unless it is appropriate for that context. It is crucial to never seek a “deeper, more spiritual” meaning than is presented. Spiritualizing a passage is dangerous because it moves the basis for accurate interpretation from Scripture to the mind of the reader. Then, there can be no objective standard of interpretation; instead, Scripture becomes subject to each person’s own impression of what it means. Second Peter 1:20-21 reminds us that “no prophecy of Scripture came about by the prophet’s own interpretation. For prophecy never had its origin in the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit.” Applying these principles of biblical interpretation, it must be seen that Israel (Abraham’s physical descendants) and the church (all New Testament believers) are two distinct groups. It is crucial to recognize that Israel and the church are distinct because, if this is misunderstood, Scripture will be misinterpreted. Especially prone to misinterpretation are passages that deal with promises made to Israel (both fulfilled and unfulfilled). Such promises should not be applied to the church. Remember, the context of the passage will determine to whom it is addressed and will point to the most correct interpretation. With those concepts in mind, we can look at various passages of Scripture that produce the premillennial view. Genesis 12:1-3: “The LORD had said to Abram, ‘Leave your country, your people and your father's household and go to the land I will show you. I will make you into a great nation and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you.’” God promises Abraham three things here: Abraham would have many descendants, this nation would own and occupy a land, and a universal blessing will come to all mankind out of Abraham’s line (the Jews). In Genesis 15:9-17, God ratifies His covenant with Abraham. By the way this is done, God places sole responsibility for the covenant upon Himself. That is, there was nothing Abraham could do or fail to do that would void the covenant God made. Also in this passage, the boundaries are set for the land that the Jews will eventually occupy. For a detailed list of the boundaries, see Deuteronomy 34. Other passages that deal with the promise of land are Deuteronomy 30:3-5 and Ezekiel 20:42-44. In 2 Samuel 7:10-17, we see the promise made by God to King David. Here, God promises David that he will have descendants, and out of those descendants God will establish an eternal kingdom. This is referring to the rule of Christ during the millennium and forever. It is important to keep in mind that this promise must be fulfilled literally and has not yet taken place. Some would believe that the rule of Solomon was the literal fulfillment of this prophecy, but there is a problem with that. The territory over which Solomon ruled is not held by Israel today, and neither does Solomon rule over Israel today. Remember that God promised Abraham that his descendants would possess a land forever. Also, 2 Samuel 7 says that God would establish a king who would rule for eternity. Solomon could not be a fulfillment of the promise made to David. Therefore, this is a promise that has yet to be fulfilled. Now, with all this in mind, examine what is recorded in Revelation 20:1-7. The thousand years which is repeatedly mentioned in this passage corresponds to Christ’s literal 1000-year reign on the earth. Recall that the promise made to David regarding a ruler had to be fulfilled literally and has not yet taken place. Premillennialism sees this passage as describing the future fulfillment of that promise with Christ on the throne. God made unconditional covenants with both Abraham and David. Neither of these covenants has been fully or permanently fulfilled. A literal, physical rule of Christ is the only way the covenants can be fulfilled as God promised they would. Applying a literal method of interpretation to Scripture results in the pieces of the puzzle coming together. All of the Old Testament prophecies of Jesus’ first coming were fulfilled literally. Therefore, we should expect the prophecies regarding His second coming to be fulfilled literally as well. Premillennialism is the only system that agrees with a literal interpretation of God’s covenants and end-times prophecy.
God's Hand is on every thing and Every thing is in God's HAND --- for GOD is the ALMIGHTY
It is not for us to speculate what or when the end of dayS will be.
But rather that we should pray for Iran and the World.
DO NOT underestimate the power of PRAYER.
God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit have given us the graces to teach us to know to pray for such matters.
Do not waste time on speculation.
Really??? Jesus say's in Revelation 1:3 blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written it it; for the time is near. Jesus Himself say's that we who read and study this book....Revelation, we get a special blessing! ALSO, you want to understand so you can discern the signs of the times. There will be more and more deception in the days ahead and people will ''flock'' to the Antichrist. CLOVERFIELD911
cloverfield911 wow thank you
Father, Son, Holy Spirit
Love this show, so biblical, I learn therefore God is in me
Very good
The focus of our Life is God by the Love and Grace of Jesus Christ. Thank You Jesus Christ. Thank You Father God for the Holy Spirit. Place too much in this, and no matter what you will not be prepared. At 9:30 to 9:50 is the whole message!!!!
great video, very learned men!
I have not read that book about the antiChrist is from the Moslem world, yet in spite of our scholars are undermining this possibility, none of their biblical references make this scenario unlikely. Regarding the place of Babylon, is not Rome, but Constantinople which is now Istanbole and the autocratic leader is a symbol. He aspires to bring the Khalifat rule ended by the Ottoman Empire. He certainly will make a agreements with Israel which is not a far fitshed. The interpretation to be against God, he will be in total agreement in denying Jesus as God. Etc.I personally see this more plausible than to be the Pope of Rome.
Kameel Farag Turkish PM has made it known his obsession for restoring the Ottoman Empire. I believe the theory of the Antichrist being Moslem is possible, but in the end the Lord will return in glory.
Why would the Jewish people accept a messiah (anti-Christ) who is Islamic? A contradiction in terms!
I think the fact that it's a contradiction is exactly what they were pointing out, themselves.
"World events turn quickly..." I agree.
Islam's colors are white, red, black, and green, derived from this poem: "White are our acts, black our battles, green our fields, and red our swords." The colors are the same as the 4 horsemen, and the poem reflects a twisted version of those horsemen, which are: acts of false peace and deception, blood red battles, blackened fields and starvation, and green death.
I see Islam as having power over a quarter of the earth, and they have killed with sword, killed with starvation, killed and sent non-Christians to hell, and killed as beastly men, which is the description found in Revelation 6:8:
www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Revelation+6%3A8&version=KJV
The first 3 horsemen could be categorized as "general tribulation," considering they seem to appear in Matthew 24:5, 6, and 7. Verse 5 would be the white horse. Verse 6 the red horse, and possibly the 3rd horse is mentioned in the last half of verse 7. (There are similar verses in Mark 13:6-8 and Luke 21:8-11)
The 4th horsemen is a revisited culmination of those 3 horsemen, similar to the way the beasts mentioned in Daniel re-appear as a single creature, the beast out of the sea, in Revelation.
If we consider that 3/4 of the world is not involved in seal 4, then we can see ourselves here in America looking at that quarter of the world, safely pondering how bad it would be to be there. I can't imagine the Christians over there are thinking "Its bad, but its not as bad as the tribulation." For them, they are in the tribulation, and if it were happening here in America, we would all be saying the same thing.
Love for God must go beyond love for man and all that this world represents, it must also separate itself from its false beliefs that have been orchestrated by the religions, the traditions the political cults that have lent so much confusion to Fermenting a knowledge that leads only to the ignorance of pure divine truth. Men only justify themselves by using passages from the Bible, but the true Word of God is in us all who do the will of God through the Spirit of Truth and even without knowing the verses of the Bible we know that this Love for God is superior to all other loves. Read this book (Voir Dieu) by Janko and Livin from Wirsberg free on the internet in pdf to understand this Love of God, seek the Truth and you will become free to all who understand his words with the eyes of the heart
Iran and ISIS?? Say Israel and ISIS!
view this UA-cam channel for a video on what to look for just prior to judgement day
Anti-Christ could be a Muslim, incognito, like Obama. Not expressing it outwardly, but inwardly.
"all Israel will be saved". what does that mean?
ISIS is Israeli secret intelligence services a proxy
It means that the elect will be saved. ..."a remnant shall be saved".
God's elect among all peoples will be saved. ...not one of them shall perish.
John Grytbakk Does "all" include the wicked?
We are all wicked (sinners, enemies of God) ...some of those, among all nations, are elect by God before the foundation of this world, to receive mercy through Christ Jesus. ...He knows them all by name, and will see to it that not even one of them are lost.
definitely something worth mentioning. but of course its not referring to all the Jews seeing that God himself will destroy a lot of people due to the time of Jacob's trouble.
Not alot, most of the end time events will surprise even the church. End time events are based solely on the super natural along with a few astronomical events. Life in earth will get KRAXY ..
These scholars are using the futuristic approach to interpret the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. The anti-Christ is the Roman Papacy.
Devron Thomas do you think it could be the Pope?
Saudi arabia money made this
Amillenialism is the way to go -- here's to hoping that many dispensationalists shift to reformed thinking in 2017!!
Stephan Otto........ How's the rest of the Scripture's working out for you???? This is Biblical.Premillennialism is the view that Christ’s second coming will occur prior to His millennial kingdom, and that the millennial kingdom is a literal 1000-year reign of Christ on earth. In order to understand and interpret the passages in Scripture that deal with end-times events, there are two things that must be clearly understood: a proper method of interpreting Scripture and the distinction between Israel (the Jews) and the church (the body of all believers in Jesus Christ).
First, a proper method of interpreting Scripture requires that Scripture be interpreted in a way that is consistent with its context. This means that a passage must be interpreted in a way that is consistent with the audience to which it is written, those it is written about, whom it is written by, and so on. It is critical to know the author, intended audience, and historical background of each passage one interprets. The historical and cultural setting will often reveal the correct meaning of a passage. It is also important to remember that Scripture interprets Scripture. That is, often a passage will cover a topic or subject that is also addressed elsewhere in the Bible. It is important to interpret all of these passages consistently with one another.
Finally, and most importantly, passages must always be taken in their normal, regular, plain, literal meaning unless the context of the passage indicates that it is figurative in nature. A literal interpretation does not eliminate the possibility of figures of speech being used. Rather, it encourages the interpreter to not read figurative language into the meaning of a passage unless it is appropriate for that context. It is crucial to never seek a “deeper, more spiritual” meaning than is presented. Spiritualizing a passage is dangerous because it moves the basis for accurate interpretation from Scripture to the mind of the reader. Then, there can be no objective standard of interpretation; instead, Scripture becomes subject to each person’s own impression of what it means. Second Peter 1:20-21 reminds us that “no prophecy of Scripture came about by the prophet’s own interpretation. For prophecy never had its origin in the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit.”
Applying these principles of biblical interpretation, it must be seen that Israel (Abraham’s physical descendants) and the church (all New Testament believers) are two distinct groups. It is crucial to recognize that Israel and the church are distinct because, if this is misunderstood, Scripture will be misinterpreted. Especially prone to misinterpretation are passages that deal with promises made to Israel (both fulfilled and unfulfilled). Such promises should not be applied to the church. Remember, the context of the passage will determine to whom it is addressed and will point to the most correct interpretation.
With those concepts in mind, we can look at various passages of Scripture that produce the premillennial view. Genesis 12:1-3: “The LORD had said to Abram, ‘Leave your country, your people and your father's household and go to the land I will show you. I will make you into a great nation and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you.’”
God promises Abraham three things here: Abraham would have many descendants, this nation would own and occupy a land, and a universal blessing will come to all mankind out of Abraham’s line (the Jews). In Genesis 15:9-17, God ratifies His covenant with Abraham. By the way this is done, God places sole responsibility for the covenant upon Himself. That is, there was nothing Abraham could do or fail to do that would void the covenant God made. Also in this passage, the boundaries are set for the land that the Jews will eventually occupy. For a detailed list of the boundaries, see Deuteronomy 34. Other passages that deal with the promise of land are Deuteronomy 30:3-5 and Ezekiel 20:42-44.
In 2 Samuel 7:10-17, we see the promise made by God to King David. Here, God promises David that he will have descendants, and out of those descendants God will establish an eternal kingdom. This is referring to the rule of Christ during the millennium and forever. It is important to keep in mind that this promise must be fulfilled literally and has not yet taken place. Some would believe that the rule of Solomon was the literal fulfillment of this prophecy, but there is a problem with that. The territory over which Solomon ruled is not held by Israel today, and neither does Solomon rule over Israel today. Remember that God promised Abraham that his descendants would possess a land forever. Also, 2 Samuel 7 says that God would establish a king who would rule for eternity. Solomon could not be a fulfillment of the promise made to David. Therefore, this is a promise that has yet to be fulfilled.
Now, with all this in mind, examine what is recorded in Revelation 20:1-7. The thousand years which is repeatedly mentioned in this passage corresponds to Christ’s literal 1000-year reign on the earth. Recall that the promise made to David regarding a ruler had to be fulfilled literally and has not yet taken place. Premillennialism sees this passage as describing the future fulfillment of that promise with Christ on the throne. God made unconditional covenants with both Abraham and David. Neither of these covenants has been fully or permanently fulfilled. A literal, physical rule of Christ is the only way the covenants can be fulfilled as God promised they would.
Applying a literal method of interpretation to Scripture results in the pieces of the puzzle coming together. All of the Old Testament prophecies of Jesus’ first coming were fulfilled literally. Therefore, we should expect the prophecies regarding His second coming to be fulfilled literally as well. Premillennialism is the only system that agrees with a literal interpretation of God’s covenants and end-times prophecy.