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Hindus believe that Krishna was the eighth "avatar" or incarnation of the god Vishnu - one of the Hindu deities in the Hindu trinity. Hindu scriptures state that Krishna "appeared in all the fullness of his power and glory." Krishna was born sometime between 900 and 1200 B.C. and his religious teachings can be found in the Bhagavad-Gita, one of the sacred texts in Hinduism. The karmic similarities between Jesus and the Hindu messiah named Krishna (1200 B.C.) are many. There over one hundred similarities between the Hindu and Christian saviors which could easily fill a volume. Some of these similarities are apocryphal which means their source comes from the extra-canonical scriptures of Hinduism.

Identical Life Experiences
(1) Krishna was miraculously conceived and born of the Virgin Devaki ("Divine One") as a divine incarnation.

(2) He was born at a time when his family had to travel to pay the yearly tax.
(3) His father was a carpenter yet Krishna was born of royal descent.
(4) His birth was attended by angels, wise men and shepherds, and he was presented with gifts.

(5) He was persecuted by a tyrant who ordered the slaughter of thousands of infants who feared that the divine child would supplant his kingdom.

(6) His father was warned by a heavenly voice to flee the tyrant who sought the death of the child. The child was then saved by friends who fled with them in the night to a distant country. When the tyrant learned that his attempt to kill the child failed, he issued a decree that all the infants in the area be put to death. Writing about Krishna in the eighteenth century, Sir William Jones stated, "In the Sanskrit dictionary, compiled more than two thousand years ago, we have the whole history of the incarnate deity, born of a virgin, and miraculously escaping in infancy from the reigning tyrant of his country." (Asiatic Researches, Vol. I, p. 273).

(7) The Bible states that Jesus and family fled to Egypt afterward to escape from King Herod. According to the Christian apocryphal text "the Gospel of the Infancy," the family traveled to Maturea, Egypt. Krishna was born in Maturea, India, hundreds of years earlier.

Good point...I guess maybe those are the ones who have to learn the very hard way.

I don't blindly do anything

My faith is in a living God

Many will wake up during tribulation and will gladly lose their heads for Jesus Christ. RDID chip/mark of the beast or death? I'll take death.

But there will be no rapture

or if there is ; we are talking few few people

You're probably right about that, but there are other signs that will wake people up. I pray people wake up at least.

You're probably right about that, but there are other signs that will wake people up. I pray people wake up at least.

The Bible says they will wake up during the Tribulation period because

it becomes obvious ; the world is so bad; like at NO other time in history.

So, many will wake up then ; including jews. They accept Christ as the Messiah

But ; The Bible also says>>>

Those who DIE will have Life eternal

and those who seek a life in Babylon will die eternally...something like that


God is not necessarily going to save your life just because you are a Christian.

Being a Christian does NOT mean you will escape and EARTHLY DEATH

Their are some Christians who believe that by being a Christian will simply make life easier for them...

Well, they will be in for a shocker I think.

THis world will NOT like anyone who is a CHristian during the
Tribulation and you will most likely be killed for your faith.


Most of Jesus 12 apostles died horrible deaths for their faith.

They served Jesus faithfully and this did not get them a "free pass"...

THe rapture is false doctrine

I agree in part with what you say here. However, the rapture is not a false doctrine -- but, the timing is certainly disputed.

Nowhere are Christians told that they will escape tribulation. However, in multiple places we are told that we are not under God's wrath.

My personal belief is that we will escape the seven bowls of God's wrath which come at the end of the Great Tribulation.

… and to wait for his Son from heaven, whom he raised from the dead—Jesus, who rescues us from the coming wrath. 1 Thessalonians 1:10

For God did not appoint us to suffer wrath but to receive salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Thessalonians 5:9

Many suffer for the name of Jesus today

Hundreds of Christian Nigerian villagers were just killed for their faith.

People are persecuted and Killed daily for their faith.

God does not say you will be saved of an earthly death

God's wrath ? Can you really read that Literally in light of today's world?


God is not necessarily about saving someone from a worldly death because God knows full well

If you are a believer there is something MORE than just this physical existence anyway.

Many can interpret an act of nature as "God' wrath" but is it really ??

How can we tell the difference?

The early writers of the Bible may have interpreted any act of nature as a wrath from God.

You need to re-read what I wrote.

Natural disasters are not necessarily God's wrath.

Christian persecution is not God's wrath -- indeed it is the wrath of the enemy.

God's wrath shows up in a few places in the Old Testament. It shows up again in the seven bowls of wrath from Revelation.

Suffering and persecution are not, by definition, the wrath of God. Those that experience it will definitely know the difference.

Good point...I guess maybe those are the ones who have to learn the very hard way.