Thread: You Wanted The Divine Intervention in Biblical Prophecy...?

Let us look at something real quick like. What weapons were around during the time of Christ? Spears, bows and arrows, slings and crude swords. Could anyone in that time use those weapons to completely destroy the world? Hardly. Therefore, to sit and say in a prophecy that unless Jesus Christ intervenes in the great tribulation by shortening the days, that all the flesh on the earth would be destroyed would be unimaginable to anyone from that time, correct? Of course it would just like saying that during the Revolutionary war of 1776 or the war between the states or even WWI in the 1930s. It was not until the end of WWII that the power to do that kind of damage was available to human beings. Yet what do we read in Matthew 24 and pay especially close attention to verse 22 there. There is a prophesy that, while it has not been completed yet, clearly could not have been something guessed at by anyone at that time except someone who was tapped into the Divine. When we look at the book of Revelation, John correctly establishes that a great power would exist in the north and he even references Gog and Magog. While I cannot remember which is which now one of those cities is the modern day Moscow and the other is Leningrad. Both belonging to the Russian Superpower. He also talks about the 2 million man army out of the East. How could he see China's population growing to the point where they would have a 2 million man army like they have today? I quite assure you that those prophesies have not been rewritten to account for today's technology. They are the same verses that were there almost 2000 years ago when they were originally written. Any atheist that can explain this one will be my god from this day forward.

Excellent question, their just gonna deny it.

You are correct sir! ha-HA!

Well, it's like this. When the priests and scribes compiled the first bible there were 1,000's and 1000's of documents to choose from. And, none of them were originals from the authors. All they had were copies. And some were even edited copies of copies. So, what we're left with is not the inerrant word of God. It's a grouping of texts that are completely independent of one another, they were copies, and they were chosen by the priests/scribes to be bound into one book. In addition, the priests/scribes even edited them. So, over the years new bibles were made, books taken out, and now there are all kinds of different bibles around the world. There were even stories written about people flying through the air and other wild stuff. Once you look at the bible in this light you can't help but come to the conclusion that the bible is not a book on theology. It's a collection of books, stories, teachings, and tales with no historical accuracy or originality about them. It's modern mythology. Mythology never died. I'm not meaning to offend anyone. I've just studied the history of the bible. If you'd like to know more a good book is 'Who was Jesus? Fingerprints of the Christ' by Acharya S (D M Murdock).

Its sad but some people will argue to a wall....they refuse to except information and understanding it then making a choice. Some people just throw this out because they dont like it and it would possibly destroy everything they thought was real. No one wants to have a sense of being mislead.

OK... so you have some vague references you've chosen to interpret a certain way, and an UNFULFILLED prophecy, and this proves,er, what was your point again?

I agree or controlling the worlds buying and selling with a mark in the forehead or right hand.

That has never been possible except for today with its technology.

Not even in 1942 could you hope to control the whole worlds buying and selling with one number, less alone it being on the right hand or forehead. That also means they are monitoring the whole world's purchasing power.

Awesome question -- but I would introduce people to God becuase other than the people who read the bible, they won't know what your talking about!! God Bless as you let your light so shine --