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I seriously smell a rat with this whole Coronavirus situation.. I wonder what they are distracting us from/hiding/planning to introduce on the back of it..? I don't think it will be overt, like global vaccination programmes etc, but something much more insidious. I can't quite put my finger...

The new is in the old concealed. The old is by the new revealed.

Thank you for the link, I have yet to fully explore the forum and it's archives. It's great to encounter people who are interested in depth of study and really in an age of such overwhelming deception it is an absolute necessity. 2 Timothy 2:15

If you don't mind me saying, I find it a little odd that you have started this thread but then seemingly completely disappeared from it. Are you just reading away quietly in the background or is there another motive to your posting?

"And it’s not the Jesuits I studied prophecy under. I’ve read the Bible" Are you aware of the 1881 revision? Have you come across these individuals: Brooke Wescott, Fenton Hort? If not I'm afraid you are wholly unqualified to make the statement above.

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by recruiting Christians to 'attack'? Please can you clarify Also, the premise of a double bluff doesn't work here since the Jesuit Theologian, Talmudic Kabbalist workings do not lead to a disguising and veiling of the eyes from the times we live in, but...

The covenant was not everlasting @Lisa but simply until the end of the age, it continued in force down until the promulgation of the Gospel. In like fashion, other features of God's many promises to Old Testament Israel were also explicitly 'for ever' and yet manifestly temporal in duration...

So looking at the text here: This 'forever' must only be for a certain period of time since the servant will eventually die and cease to serve his master. So here we have an 'Olam' or 'forever' in scripture which is not eternal, but the forever refers to a certain period of time, in this case...

Sorry you posted while I was typing, please stay with this one for a second.

Yes and a prime example of this is here in Exodus: Exodus 21 v 6: Then his master shall bring him unto the Judges, and set him to the door, or to the post, and his master shall bore his ear through with an awl, and he shall serve him forever. @Lisa can you spot the impossibility here?

Because I don't feel you understood the point I was making in a previous post and so am trying to go about it another way.

@Lisa Please can you explain Exodus 21 v 6 to me, with a particular focus on the last few words?

@Lisa Just reading the word 'everlasting' in your English bible and taking it to mean forever is an approach that is too basic, particularly if (as is quite plain to see) you are not approaching scripture in an exegetical fashion. That word in Hebrew has a semantic range and can mean anything...

Hi, Before trying to find answers to this question I would strongly advise doing some research into the string of Jesuit theologians who popularised futurism and consider their motives for doing so.

It takes an awful lot of tedious historical research to grasp a full understanding of this and it is therefore incredibly difficult to summarise; I would simply end up making a list of bullet points that seem absurd. But I can set you off in the right direction with a quote from someone who...

No. But I believe some highly influential Kabbalists have pulled strings to order world events which have assisted in its creation; the goal being to cause many to believe that biblical prophecy is being fulfilled.

Hi, I have always considered it best to take them in the day, preferably the morning when you can take on water throughout the day to help process them. Since multivitamins are quite concentrated, I think that taking them and not keeping hydrated afterwards could potentially put unnecessary...