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Pipiripi
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Okay let me help you listen what Jesus said to John.I dont believe God and Jesus will be with us on earth.
They will rule from heaven.
Revelation 21:1-27
Isaiah 66:22-23
Revelation 22:1-5
Okay let me help you listen what Jesus said to John.I dont believe God and Jesus will be with us on earth.
They will rule from heaven.
I don't read as you do, brother.Okay let me help you listen what Jesus said to John.
Revelation 21:1-27
Isaiah 66:22-23
Revelation 22:1-5
My mission for My God and Jesus is to inform the world that Christian God is not a triune God.I don't read as you do, brother.
But I will not debate about it. It is personal reading.
We will know soon enough.
blessings.
This is not true.And it is not spread even by non-trin churches. Only JWs are doing it.
You and your church don't count.This is not true.
I have been supporting JWs, you, @CherubRam, and @Studyman because you are strong non-trin and don't advocate any trin church's doctrines.My mission for My God and Jesus is to inform the world that Christian God is not a triune God.
Right now, the world believes Christian God is a triune god.
This is a grave sin because it is idolatry.
So I don't argue about anything else and sidetracked by not-so-important matters.
God is YHWH and not triune god is the # 1 priority.
And it is not spread even by non-trin churches. Only JWs are doing it. That's why they are the most hated denomination by trin churches.
Jesus says that is the most important commandment.
@Pipiripi
lol. Like you get to determine what counts.You and your church don't count.
lolYour church has a spirit of trins.
Non-denom. What’s yours?Besides, what's your denomination?
They’re right about Jesus Christ not being God, they’re wrong about who Jesus is, and their anti-military stance is not biblical.Only JWs are well known to the world as non-trin and anti-military.
I did not ask for your opinion.lol
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Non-denom. What’s yours?
They’re right about Jesus Christ not being God, they’re wrong about who Jesus is, and their anti-military stance is not biblical.
You figured wrong.I did not ask for your opinion.
I figure you are one of the Pentecostals.
That’s not true. Some do, and some don’t.and they all claim to be non-denom.
Many of them are modalists, many are trinitarian. Maybe there are some, but I don’t know any Pentecostals who are Unitarian.And no they are not famous for being a non-trin.
You’re obsessed with your obsession to make every thread about the Trinity.You are so obsessed with speaking against my mission.
Actually, I’m pretty happy, meshak.You are a sad dude.
Until next time!bye.
There were three groups associated with the Millerites. Those that believed that they would go to heaven and the earth burned, the Great Disappointment, similar to the SDAs today, those who believed that the kingdom would be on the earth but the nations destroyed, similar to the JWs today, and those who believed in the kingdom on earth, including the return of the Jews to the Land, their conversion at the return of Jesus, and the subjugation and education of the nations, with Jesus and the faithful as kings/priests upon the earth for the 1000 years as depicted in Isaiah 2:1,2,3,4. I belong to this third category.I wish that you can understand what happened in 1844, what the SDA pioneers later has understand why Jesus Christ didn't return at that time.
Discussions on the subject of the 1000 Years as literal will always fail . the same with the 144,000 used to represent the bride of Christ the church. The word thousand represent a unknow signified understanding throughout the Bible . No sign was given .Making it literal only causes wondering .Will people disappear and come back ? Will planes fall from the sky if the pilot was a Christian? ETCGreetings again Pipiripi,
There were three groups associated with the Millerites. Those that believed that they would go to heaven and the earth burned, the Great Disappointment, similar to the SDAs today, those who believed that the kingdom would be on the earth but the nations destroyed, similar to the JWs today, and those who believed in the kingdom on earth, including the return of the Jews to the Land, their conversion at the return of Jesus, and the subjugation and education of the nations, with Jesus and the faithful as kings/priests upon the earth for the 1000 years as depicted in Isaiah 2:1,2,3,4. I belong to this third category.
Seeing you mention the 2300 year time period, I believe it represents BC 334-333 to AD 1967. Our discussion on the subject of the 1000 Years seems to have failed as you do not properly reply to my threads.
Kind regards
Trevor
It is failed because you want that your wrong understanding of Isaiah 2:1-4 has to do with your physical thinking of prophecy, and never can understand the spiritual meaning, and also cannot understand that God always used symbolic languages when it is something in the future.Greetings again Pipiripi,
There were three groups associated with the Millerites. Those that believed that they would go to heaven and the earth burned, the Great Disappointment, similar to the SDAs today, those who believed that the kingdom would be on the earth but the nations destroyed, similar to the JWs today, and those who believed in the kingdom on earth, including the return of the Jews to the Land, their conversion at the return of Jesus, and the subjugation and education of the nations, with Jesus and the faithful as kings/priests upon the earth for the 1000 years as depicted in Isaiah 2:1,2,3,4. I belong to this third category.
Seeing you mention the 2300 year time period, I believe it represents BC 334-333 to AD 1967. Our discussion on the subject of the 1000 Years seems to have failed as you do not properly reply to my threads.
Kind regards
Trevor