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The pre-tribulation doctrine is a lie.
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StellaWayten |
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Interesting discussion...but so divided.
Too bad people have a different reference on issues of
'Biblical prophecy' that its confusing people just
seeking some truth.
I'm just going to admit, I'm not at all certain and rely
on God to see me through "whatever happens" here on Earth
and listen quite earnestly for Him to guide me to do
whatever He needs me to do. I pray constantly and DO NOT
attend any church anymore. I feel following "one man"
who may be wrong will hurt my faith. But I love seeing
videos and don't mind hearing different perspectives.
Tell me anyone, why would all these different perspectives
that have 'bits of truth' change or misguide anyone
about what is coming? How can it negatively affect
ones faith?
Quoting: 1guynAz I no longer attend church either. When I try one and I see them preaching or doing something that is totally against what the Bible says I leave. The only ones I find that follow the bible are too far to drive to. As for your question. I gave my reason for hating the pretrib doctrine. It will cause people to accept the mark of the beast because they think they won't be here.That's what annoys me about it too. It frustrates me because part of me wants to believe it but part of me doesn't. I'm like I hope for it. But also prepared for if it doesn't. I do wonder about that point too. Won't people expecting to be outta here unknowingly accept the mark? I do find many believers disinterested in end times mark of the beast. And why would they be interested if they've been taught not to worry about it. That's exactly what is happening. My normie christian friends have already taken the vax. Not even questioning if it could be the mark. They love their earthly life more than anything and want to get back to "normal". Even if the vax is not the mark... I can see them doing the same thing for the mark.
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