adelphos
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Finally! Someone else who "gets it!"
Years ago, when I was a Pre-tribulational, Pre-Millennialist, I loved all the Science Fiction. "When I was a child..." lol
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Finally! Someone else who "gets it!"
All I know about this is
1. It's a mystery
2. It's ungodly
3. It will be destroyed
4. Some people will cheer
5. Some people will weep bitterly
6. It sounds like a nation or an important city.
All I know about this is
1. It's a mystery
2. It's ungodly
3. It will be destroyed
4. Some people will cheer
5. Some people will weep bitterly
6. It sounds like a nation or an important city.
Nope. It is a specific city of a specific time in history, as someone pointed out earlier, it is ancient Jerusalem.It's the institution of civilization--man made government verses Creator made man.
Nope. It is a specific city of a specific time in history, as someone pointed out earlier, it is ancient Jerusalem.[/QUOTE/
That idea has been around for a 1000 years. It has to be wrong by now. In order to change the world you have to get rid of what runs it. Civilization is everywhere and the going idea to control the masses. Christians don't need to be controlled. Jerusalem has nothing to do with the establishment if civil government, Babylon does.![]()
That has no bearing on the passage in question.Nope. It is a specific city of a specific time in history, as someone pointed out earlier, it is ancient Jerusalem.[/QUOTE/
That idea has been around for a 1000 years. It has to be wrong by now. In order to change the world you have to get rid of what runs it. Civilization is everywhere and the going idea to control the masses. Christians don't need to be controlled. Jerusalem has nothing to do with the establishment if civil government, babtlon does.![]()
1And after these things I saw another angel come down from heaven, having great power; and the earth was lightened with his glory.
2And he cried mightily with a strong voice, saying, Babylon the great is fallen, is fallen, and is become the habitation of devils, and the hold of every foul spirit, and a cage of every unclean and hateful bird.
18And cried when they saw the smoke of her burning, saying, What city is like unto this great city!
Now it appears, that this babylon is a city ! Now what great city was it that has been responsible for this:
24 And in her was found the blood of prophets, and of saints, and of all that were slain upon the earth.
Jerusalem never ruled over any part of the Roman empire, they were subject to it, Paul was on a higher social plane then most Jews because he was a Roman citizen. The secret to understanding Babylon is the word babylon, original babel and then an empire of babylon and then another empire of babylon during the time of Daniel. Babylon was a CITY that was the headquaters for a huge empire that ruled other kingdoms, that was what the city of Rome was when Revelation was written. Except for a brief time when Solomon was king,Jerusalem has never been a city that ruled over other kingdoms.
Mystery Babylon may be a mystery to some, but it’s no mystery to those who understand what the Bible teaches.
In your opinion.I can tell you for a fact that full preterism is a full blown pack of nonsense.
I just illustrated some of the undeniable and irrefutable connections here:They don't even have the simplest scriptural tools that are used and deployed to make the proper connections. Not a WHIFF of them.
Revelation means to "reveal", not hide or obscure. You're the only one I see here trying to hide the plain truth of the Word.The text, The Word, INTENTIONALLY obscures these matters because they are NOT meant to be understood by 'all' and they WON'T BE.
I just illustrated some of the undeniable and irrefutable connections here:
http://www.christianforums.net/showthread.php?t=35460&p=602596&viewfull=1#post602596
Dismiss them as you will.
Revelation means to "reveal", not hide or obscure. You're the only one I see here trying to hide the plain truth of the Word.
One more thing:
I think the overly aggressive spiritualization of certain Biblical texts - especially in an attempt to obscure what has been made plain to us (the gospel of Christ, for instance) - is little more than modern day gnosticism gone wild. It certainly borders on a brand of mysticism that is heretical in nature.
For what it's worth.
Yet another example if idiocy from smaller.I don't even know why full preterists even bother studying the matters if all is said and done on them as they present.
Why then even bother? To convince others that The Word is now irrelevant?
Yeah, good methodology, NOT.
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Revelation wasn't written in a vacuum by a man unfamiliar with either the words of Christ, the Old Testament or history. It continues to amaze me that some - however - want to read it as though it were written by aliens from a far distant galaxy with absolutely no Jewish perspective whatsoever.
Whatever.2
Yet another example if idiocy from smaller.
Gee small since you believe in the Nativity of 2,000 years ago, would I be correct in shouting that you deem it irrelevant?
Again, most people will be able to look at the difference between our views and decide for themselves which better reflects serious "theological studies."And some like to spin wild strawmen tales about the serious matters of theological studies.