Featured The Identity of the Two Witnesses of Revelation

Huh?

 

So if everything I said is a fantasy about what you are intending to do against me, then it should not be difficult to affirm that everything I said is true. Go ahead and make that affirmation, and then I can explain who taught me.

 

This rule does not apply to everyone, because even at the coming of the Messiah there will be those who will be alive and will simply be transformed into new bodies, and thus, will never taste death,

Listen, I tell you a mystery: We will not all sleep, but we will all be changed-- (1 Corinthians 15:51)

 

Perhaps I am making a fuss not for your sake, but for the sake of others seeing this conversation. I can continue to engage you, or I can decide not to, it is my prerogative, just as it is the prerogative of God to show you mercy, or to not show you mercy. So while it is still in my prerogative to speak to you, listen to me now, and accept the truth I have spoken, before I decide to simply put you on ignore and carry on.

 

Salvation can come to someone even through persuasion, did the angels that saved Lot and his family from destruction not grab them by the hand and forced them out of the city, even when they hesitated?

When he hesitated, the men grasped his hand and the hands of his wife and of his two daughters and led them safely out of the city, for Yehovah was merciful to them. (Genesis 19:16)

This is a sure sign of forceful persuasion. And I am not evening forcing you. So rather, my persuasion is a demonstration of extra mercy upon you, that even in your continued refusal to accept the truth I am telling you, I am still on here trying to persuade you to believe what I am saying, for however much longer it is in my prerogative to continue trying to try persuading you.

Even so, like I explained before, you are simply seeking to find faults in me to discard the truth I have spoken. Oh because "I am a spoiled rich kid", or because "I am the only one speaking this truth", or now "because I am persuasive", etc etc. This whole time you still reject the truth that the two witnesses are two prophets, and that the two olive trees are Israel and the Gentiles. The one who is combative is you, in your continued resistance of the truth. If you were to accept the truth I spoke, we would already be having conversation in other greater matters. But because of your rejection of the truth you stop yourself from acquiring the knowledge of God, to your own demise.

 

We know there are around 1,880 years from Adam to Terah, around 1,992 years from the anointing of Yeshuah to now in the year 2018 AD, and around 1,000 years from the Year 6000 YB to the Year 7000 YB, which sums up to around 4,872 years summing those precise portions of time, which are within the total of 7,000 years for this heaven and earth, which leaves around 2,128 years to account for in the last two remaining portions of time to account for, from Terah to the anointing of Yeshuah, and from now to the Year 6000 YB, where if those 2,128 years are added to the Year 1880 YB of Terah, the latest year Yeshuah would’ve received the anointed would’ve been the Year 4008 YB, but since we know Yeshuah received the anointing in a Jubilee year, then the latest Jubilee year Yeshuah would’ve received the anointing within that timeline would’ve been around 8 years prior in the Year 4000 YB, where those 8 years are then subtracted from the 2,128 years left to account for, which yields around 2,120 years from Terah to the anointing of the Messiah, where those last remaining 8 years are then added to the last remaining portion of time that is left to account for, the portion of time from now until the Year 6000, which would thus be around 8 years, and since the autumn of 2026 AD would be around 8 years from now, which is indeed when the Messiah would come, then the two witnesses will appear around the spring of 2023 AD.

 

Knowing the year is not knowing the precise day or hour, which is still a mystery. You misinterpret this passage to mean that knowledge of the approximate time of the second coming cannot be known, for even the Israelites knew the time of their own deliverance based on the timeline that was given to Abraham,

Then Yehovah said to him, “Know for certain that for four hundred years your descendants will be strangers in a country not their own and that they will be enslaved and mistreated there. (Genesis 15:13)

Even so, unto us has been given the appointed times of the Torah, and also the timelines of the book of Daniel, so a wise man that knows these appointed times will know approximately when Yeshuah will return, whereas he who thinks that the Torah has been abolished, and subsequently does not understand the appointed times of the Torah, and neither understands the timelines of Daniel, abides in darkness, not able to discern the current times, and subsequently not able to understand when the return of the Messiah would be in relation to these appointed times of the Torah and the timelines of Daniel given to us by God. If God didn't want us to know his appointed times, such as the return of the Messiah, he would not have given us these appointed times of the Torah and timelines of Daniel to study, to then become wise in the knowledge of when these events will occur, whereas the rest who do not study and remain willfully ignorant are left in darkness, and in utter shock and surprise when the events happen,

Many shall purify themselves and make themselves white and be refined, but the wicked shall act wickedly. And none of the wicked shall understand, but those who are wise shall understand. (Daniel 12:10)