he is here.

he is here. the son of perdition is here.

he is here. the son of perdition is here.

he is here. the son of perdition is here.

No, it's the one pooping on my lawn!

he is here. the son of perdition is here.

Sniff the poop. It should have a sulfur smell to it if it is indeed him. You may want to taste it for confirmation.

:2facepalm2:

No, it's the one pooping on my lawn!

:2facepalm2:

he is here. the son of perdition is here.

Define?

Where did he land?

he is here. the son of perdition is here.

I think ...he is the one...that has been stealing my morning newspaper! That sonofabitch!

he is here. the son of perdition is here.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Many scholars[7] and theologians[8] down through history, including Hyppolytus,[9] Luther,[10] Wesley,[11] Manton,[12] Schaff,[13] et al, say that first "Son of Perdition" reference is to Antiochus IV Epiphanes, the man who attacked the First Temple in Jerusalem and defiled it by sacrificing a pig on the altar, erecting a statue of Zeus as himself in the temple, raiding the Temple treasury and minting coins saying "Theos Epiphanes" (God manifest), etc. Even those theologians who advocate an interpretation of Daniel that includes the Roman Empire in their analysis recognize Antiochus as a prototype.[14]

judas iscariot was the son of perdition

now cut the crap