Hes's right though, it is seriously like 4 months to the end of the year before tribulation and rapture

Convert or be on the opposing end of our swords and you heathens already know how we feel about you.

And here we have a Rapturist disobeying scripture. Which is so common that this ungodly habit alone shows the satanic rapture doctrines are wicked lies

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One thing I already know.. that I get 'rewarded' like I have absolutely no idea in July. Let's make it count from the word Go.
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Those rules only apply to mortals.

Fail.

I know it's the unveiling, but I'm trying to speak in a way they can comprehend me even, you know?

Additionally; virgin mary herself came to say it, during the fatima event, you should learn about that if you wish to understand.

WHERE DID THE SECRET RAPTURE ORIGINATE?

  It wasn't until the early or mid 1800's that there was any significant group of believers around the world that looked for a "rapture" of the Church prior to a seven-year tribulation period. The "secret rapture" teaching was NOT taught by the early Church, it was NOT taught by the Church of the first centuries, it was NOT taught by the Reformers, IT WAS NOT TAUGHT BY ANYONE (except a couple Roman Catholic theologians) UNTIL ABOUT THE YEAR 1830!

    The Roman Catholic Church had to come up with a view of prophecy to counter the Historic view of prophecy that the Reformers had used to identify the Church of Rome as the ‘little horn’ and the Harlot of Revelation 17.

    This new scheme of prophetic interpretation became known as FUTURISM....  It was a Jesuit priest named Ribera who, in the days of the Reformation, first taught that all the events in the book of Revelation were to take place literally during the three and a half years reign of the Antichrist away down at the end of the age.

     Later, Emmanuel Lacunza, also a Jesuit priest, built on Ribera's teachings, and spent much of his life writing a book titled "The Coming of Messiah in Glory and Majesty." Lacunza, however, wrote under the assumed name of "Rabbi Ben Ezra," supposedly a learned get lost who had accepted Christ as his Saviour; he did this so that the unsuspecting Protestants would accept his book; for the Protestant world then wanted nothing from a Jesuit. His book was published in 1812.
   
     Now enter the name of Edward Irving. Born in Scotland in 1792, Irving discovered Lacunza's book and fell in love with it, translated it into English, and it was published in London in 1827. Then Irving began to hold Bible Conferences throughout Scotland, emphasizing the coming of Jesus to rapture His Church.
   
     Later,  J.N. Darby then was introduced to the "secret rapture" doctrine by the Irvinites (Followers of Edward Irvin), as well as the famous book by Rabbi Ben-Ezra [Jesuit priest Emmanuel Lacunza]! Darby was himself a prolific writer and from that time a constant stream of propaganda came from his pen. His writings on biblical subjects number over 30 volumes of 600 pages each. Darby developed and organized "futurism" into a system of prophetic teaching called "dispensationalism."
   
      The Secret Rapture teaching was introduced into the United States and Canada between the 1840's and 1870's.  A Congregationalist preacher by the name of C. I. Scofield came under the influence of Darby and the Plymouth Brethren. Scofield became a strong promoter of the teaching that had been promulgated by Darby, whom he considered "the most profound Bible student of modern times." He incorporated this teaching into his SCOFIELD REFERENCE BIBLE. Three million copies were published in the first 50 years! Through this Bible Scofield shrewdly carried the teaching of the Secret Rapture into the very heart of Evangelicalism.

      There is one final link in the chain of the development and spread of the rapture theory that should be mentioned in passing.  Scofield and Darby influenced D. L. Moody, and Moody influenced the early PENTECOSTAL MOVEMENT. How? you ask. The Assemblies of God is today by far the largest Pentecostal denomination in the world. In 1914 they ordered their Sunday School and study materials from the Moody Press. So the Assemblies of God believed what the Moody Bible Institute taught, which included the "Secret Rapture".


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Four weeks from "Really? Damn straight."
Eight weeks from Happy New Year.

So you don't know what the four horsemen are, or the accuser angels, or what the red dragon who the devil is at all enough to understand any of this I'm guessing?

Alright basically; the accuser angels are on the side of all the good human beings who are going to be saved by god, the rest of you are getting punished, and let behind with the four horsemen of the final judgement.

Everyone who has predicted the end of the world since the beginning of the world has been right 0 times.

Nice

Have looked quite closely into Fatima because I could tell the world went massively South in 1917 (Revolution here at the same time as the Soviet, for one thing).. any other apparitions you consider worth one's attention, more or less seriously? Guadalupe of course I keep close, and Lourdes is a sentimental favorite.

Every time i cast a drought on california it lasts for years on end so im gonna stay confident in myself here; especially since even turning the drought off instantly worked, but if they try to not change genuinely, i wont change it when it melts and it'll start flooding perpetually next.

Hell yeah, people should really be more excited about this honestly, this is great!

The Revelation.

One. Singular. Not plural.

Not Revelations.

If you do not even know or understand the title of the book,

how much are you likely to know and understand of the contents of that book?

Comprende?

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