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I do not understand how someone with a functioning brain can deny the Holocaust took place.
[quote:18f7q2u3]I have a feeling we might be invading Iran next, much like we did Iraq.[/quote:18f7q2u3]
[color=darkred:18f7q2u3]In the bigger picture, I think we will be spending money, time, and lives in that whole region.[/color:18f7q2u3]
It will probably be Iran & Syria vs United States, Britian, & Israel. It will more than likely be a nuclear war with a large death toll. I think this one is going to be very very ugly if in fact it does happen.
I Pity you guys for not knowing and believing what Scriptures say will happen, the prophetic word.
As far as how I feel, bring it on because that means I’ll be with Jesus that much sooner in the rapture!!!
Wishing for war is disgusting, Ron.
[quote:3b3vflzh]I Pity you guys for not knowing and believing what Scriptures say will happen, the prophetic word.
As far as how I feel, bring it on because that means I’ll be with Jesus that much sooner in the rapture!!![/quote:3b3vflzh]
So the Scriptures say that people must die in some other country so that you, Ron Kempen, a white, evangelical Protestant resident of Wisconsin who accepted Jesus Christ as your lord and savior, will get to heaven?That’s pretty selfish.
Jon lets not get racist here. I wonder if you ever read Execkiel 38+39
Or Daniel 9
Or the Book of Revelation? (or simply read the Left Behind fictionised version)If I was being selfish do you think I’d remain here trying to witness to you guys?
Trying to justify your selfishness after a comment like that is going to get you nowhere, Ron. Hoping for war so that [b:30wfnhc1]you[/b:30wfnhc1] can see Jesus is the most narcissistic comment I have ever heard in my life.
Bernardine, don’t hand me that Garbage –
[quote:1mvo10cv]Trying to justify your selfishness after a comment like that is going to get you nowhere, Ron. Hoping for war so that you can see Jesus is the most narcissistic comment I have ever heard in my life.[/quote:1mvo10cv]
I’m not hoping for war, nor is there a need to justify myself for recognizing the times or the season, for Scriptures tell us to be ready –
Luke 19:41-44[color=darkred:1mvo10cv]
41 Now as He drew near, He saw the city and wept over it, 42 saying, “If you had known, even you, especially in this your day, the things that make for your peace! But now they are hidden from your eyes. 43 For days will come upon you when your enemies will build an embankment around you, surround you and close you in on every side, 44 and level you, and your children within you, to the ground; and they will not leave in you one stone upon another,[b:1mvo10cv] [u:1mvo10cv]because you did not know the time of your visitation[/u:1mvo10cv][/b:1mvo10cv].”[/color:1mvo10cv]Notice He held Isreal responsible for not knowing when He was coming the first time, why should we also not be prepared?
Your comment speaks for itself Ron. It’s your own garbage.
As usual Bernardine (I hope you don’t take this as being out of context but) as Matthew 22:29 says [b:tn1vloxh][color=red:tn1vloxh]””You are mistaken, not knowing the Scriptures nor the power of God.”[/color:tn1vloxh][/b:tn1vloxh]
Ron, your damage control is pathetic.
That would be out of context. Jesus is replying to the Sadduccees’ rejection of the resurrection. Interestingly enough, you yourself reject the lesson that He taught there.
So What! The point still fits for the same reason, so why try to isolate the meaning to just that one item of discussion, Mr Counseler, sir!!?
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