According to the bible, a generation is 40 years and the time past since Israel became a state will be 40 years in 2007, and ALL things will have come to pass by this time. So should we say "here comes heaven in 2007"?
Supposedly, the antichrist, the son of perdition (he who is to perish), will go to Israel and bring middle east peace for seven years with a treaty. Is the antichrist someone like a god who can do supernatural things like shooting lightning from his fingertips? Or is he a human who shoots lightning with his keyboard over the net with his fingertips? Of course he will have to deny Christ or at least not acknowledge him in order to bring both sides to peace.
The root of the war is in religeous beliefs and misconceptions right? The only way to bring true peace is not with power and war, but through commonality. Both sides must unite towards a common goal of either fighting for good or against something bad. If you were to take the leaders from both sides, separately, and convince them that they were both created by the same Father who lives in both of them, and that both of their scriptures have the same truths in them, and get them to focus on people rather than God or vice versa, they would soon unite. Right?
According to the book of Enoch, the elect and the elect one will be present on earth during the tribulation and will be the only ones protected from it. So is the antichrist a person or the church or the freemasons or the muslims or who? Also Enoch points to the fact that the rapture occurrs one person at a time, "two will lie in a bed, one will be taken and the other left". In other words, when the two bodies die, the one who lived for God and the spirit will go to heaven and the one who lived for the body will go into the earth with their body or even more towards the center where it's hot. The church people spend their time thinking about money and the life of the body and they think they'll be caught up to heaven to escape hell on earth. They truly no more wish to be in heaven than heaven wants them there. When they get there, what will they do? babble and argue as always.
So, why was the book of Enoch not included in the bible?. The Bible says that Enoch walked with God and God took him. God didn't take his writings, King James did, and he hid them.
Also, why would God rapture the church and leave the elect 144,000 behind. Seems unfair doesn't it?
Supposedly, the antichrist, the son of perdition (he who is to perish), will go to Israel and bring middle east peace for seven years with a treaty. Is the antichrist someone like a god who can do supernatural things like shooting lightning from his fingertips? Or is he a human who shoots lightning with his keyboard over the net with his fingertips? Of course he will have to deny Christ or at least not acknowledge him in order to bring both sides to peace.
The root of the war is in religeous beliefs and misconceptions right? The only way to bring true peace is not with power and war, but through commonality. Both sides must unite towards a common goal of either fighting for good or against something bad. If you were to take the leaders from both sides, separately, and convince them that they were both created by the same Father who lives in both of them, and that both of their scriptures have the same truths in them, and get them to focus on people rather than God or vice versa, they would soon unite. Right?
According to the book of Enoch, the elect and the elect one will be present on earth during the tribulation and will be the only ones protected from it. So is the antichrist a person or the church or the freemasons or the muslims or who? Also Enoch points to the fact that the rapture occurrs one person at a time, "two will lie in a bed, one will be taken and the other left". In other words, when the two bodies die, the one who lived for God and the spirit will go to heaven and the one who lived for the body will go into the earth with their body or even more towards the center where it's hot. The church people spend their time thinking about money and the life of the body and they think they'll be caught up to heaven to escape hell on earth. They truly no more wish to be in heaven than heaven wants them there. When they get there, what will they do? babble and argue as always.
So, why was the book of Enoch not included in the bible?. The Bible says that Enoch walked with God and God took him. God didn't take his writings, King James did, and he hid them.
Also, why would God rapture the church and leave the elect 144,000 behind. Seems unfair doesn't it?