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any revelations? 7 years ago #736

This happened a few days ago but have not been able to write this until now

We were disscusing the new pope in homegroup tonight talked about him and how this prophet prophisied that this pope would be assasinated as I was pondering on this the numbers 3,4, and 6 came into my mind I don’t know if this means that he has 346 days to live or that he will die 3/4/06 which is a Monday (n.z timings) which I also find very significant
Any ideas or revelations here
Please note I am not trying to say the pope will die on this day that is just personal presumption
Oh god what are you trying to say to your servents give us all revelation amen

Bless you all
revivalgurl
revivalgurl

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #737

  • godsword
are you refering to the prophecy of the Pope being shot at??

Or is there another??

I am not recalling any prophecy where this Pope will be killed, unless it is the one in the Book of Revelation during the 7 year Great Tribulation.

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #738

The Pope himself has said that he does not plan on living for a long time.
Pray for st_joel.

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #757

yup i think so also talked to my freind about his and he somehow came up with 2 samual24:25
thasnkyou all gb gtg
revivalgurl
revivalgurl

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #758

I don't think the Pope has long to live, either. I believe he is the Anointed one (because of his priestly anionting) who will be cut off after 62 weeks. I really wish I could remember where that was in the Bible, but I think it's either Daniel or Revelations. The 346 days is about right if you consider that he probably took over many administrative controls while John Paul was in the hospital.

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #760

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Moonlight wrote:
I don't think the Pope has long to live, either. I believe he is the Anointed one (because of his priestly anionting) who will be cut off after 62 weeks. I really wish I could remember where that was in the Bible, but I think it's either Daniel or Revelations. The 346 days is about right if you consider that he probably took over many administrative controls while John Paul was in the hospital.


No, no, Jesus Christ is the Anointed one, and that 62 weeks is in the Book of Daniel, Daniel's prophecy of the 70 weeks of years, and it is Jesus Christ who is the one cut off. And Jesus was indeed cut off at that time. That was 62 weeks of years, or 434 years from the time that the Temple was finished, which took 7 weeks of years, or 49 years. It was at that exact time of 69 weeks of years, or 483 years from the time that the order was given to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem, that Jesus was cut off by the people and went to the cross. And that leaves the Jews exactly 1 more week of years, or 7 years under Mosaic Law, which will be accomplished during the 7 years of Great Tribulation just before Jesus returns to set up His Earthly Kingdom.

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #761

Thank you for setting the path straight.
Pray for st_joel.

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #771

Rev Barr,

I'm not going to get into a deep discussion about this, but perhaps you should consider that you don't have absolute knowledge about everything biblical, and not every meaning of every passage is dead apparent to you. Yes, that is one way that is fulfilled. But many things in the Bible happens in cycles and allegories and have double and triple meanings, and this could be another one. I am not saying I am right, but I am saying that perhaps instead of busting in with a "you're wrong" like I see you a lot, perhaps you should be more considerate that other viewpoints could possibly be right too.

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #773

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Moonlight wrote:
Rev Barr,

I'm not going to get into a deep discussion about this, but perhaps you should consider that you don't have absolute knowledge about everything biblical, and not every meaning of every passage is dead apparent to you.

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I am not saying I am right, but I am saying that perhaps instead of busting in with a "you're wrong" like I see you a lot, perhaps you should be more considerate that other viewpoints could possibly be right too.


You are absolutely right, Yes you are, I most certainly do not have absolute knowledge about everything biblical! And Yes, not every meaning of every passage is dead apparent to me!! Yes, Yes, you are absolutely right on that.

But be it know unto you, that when MY Lord God Jesus Christ says to me, Say this, and Write thus, you had better believe that I will Say this, and Write Thus, for I am going to Obey My Lord God. And I care not what anyone else thinks of it, I only care what My Lord God thinks of it.

I don't care if you, or anyone else, believes whether the Holy Lord God, and I, speak together as Friends, as He does with many of us.

But it has been made very apparent that I, (and others) know A whole lot more about what the Bible is saying than you do!! For by what you posted, it showed a total lack of knowledge of even that one prophecy in the Book of Daniel that you mangled with your interpretation.

You are wrong on that one -- Period!

I most certainly do consider other people's viewpoints, but I am not going to accept a Wrong Viewpoint about what God's Word Says! I am NOT going to say to someone, that's Ok, your view is just as good as another's, for that is Most definitely not so. God's Word is God's Word, And is NOT subject to just any old interpretation that you or anyone else wants to put on it, and that also includes me. For there is only ONE correct interpretation to God's Word, and that is the Interpretation that God Himself has placed upon it. The only correct interpretation is the one which the Holy Spirit of God has made known to man.


2Peter 1:19-21 "Knowing this first, that No Prophecy of the Scripture is of any PRIVATE Interpretations. For their Prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: But Holy Men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Spirit."


I will NOT Compromise the Word of God. I will not accept a wrong interpretation of God's Word just so someone can say, "well he is a nice fellow for he agrees with me." No, No, for that is a slippery slide into Hell.

Be it known Moonlight, that you were offered correction, and that correction was offered in the soft easy method that God wishes. By simply telling you, and others, what the Word of God does say, But you have chosen to reject such correction!! You have chosen to say, by this last post from you that you have rejected what the Word of God says in the Scriptures, Because you don't like what it says, because it does Not agree with what you want it to say. You don't even know what the prophecy said in the Book of Daniel, or even where it was in the Bible, that you were mangling, yet you say that I am wrong for not accepting YOUR viewpoint.

You go on and reject correction if you wish, for that is between you and God. If you think that I am now passing judgment, just wait until the Holy Lord God passes judgment.

The only ones who receive letters like this from me, are the ones who have thumbed their nose at God. Not at me, understand, but at God, for the Holy Lord God sent you a correction, for your benefit, and to draw you ever closer to Him. Now it is again your choice. To accept correction, or to reject that correction. But Please do not force Jesus Christ to pass judgment upon you.

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #775

Moonlight, he isn't being a jerk about it... that passge really is referring to Jesus

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #776

"The only ones who receive letters like this from me, are the ones who have thumbed their nose at God. Not at me, understand, but at God, for the Holy Lord God sent you a correction, for your benefit, and to draw you ever closer to Him. Now it is again your choice. To accept correction, or to reject that correction. But Please do not force Jesus Christ to pass judgment upon you."

I think rejecting correction would lead to discipline more than anything

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #777

(although i believe you are referring to having one or two witnesses together correcting and Jesus being there and if they don't respond to treat them as a pagan so that they will feel alientated etc.)

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #778

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ld50negative1 wrote:
Jack said: "The only ones who receive letters like this from me, are the ones who have thumbed their nose at God. Not at me, understand, but at God, for the Holy Lord God sent you a correction, for your benefit, and to draw you ever closer to Him. Now it is again your choice. To accept correction, or to reject that correction. But Please do not force Jesus Christ to pass judgment upon you."

You said:
I think rejecting correction would lead to discipline more than anything


You are absolutely right, my Friend, Discipline does come after rejecting correction, and Judgment comes after rejecting Discipline. Not the Discipline of men, but the Discipline of the Holy Lord God.

Only Jesus knows where Moonlight is in relationship to Him. I sure don't. There is not one of us who knows how many times the Holy Lord has already sent Moonlight a correction which was rejected. We see only this one, but Only the Lord God knows how many others. Not one of us knows how many warnings the Lord God has already sent to him/her. It is not for us to know. Ours is only to Obey what the Lord God tells us to do, to do it in the manner the Jesus tells us to do it.

As it stands right now, there is not one of us who knows if Moonlight will, or has, now taken the warning to heart. To turn from the path they were following, and return to Jesus. We don't need to know, for that is between Moonlight and the Holy Lord God. For God looks at the heart.

Not on this list, but in working with some through emails, there were some which the Lord had me send to them correction after correction. Some slowly accepted the correction, some reached a point where they then rejected it. For those who rejected correction, then went to them a Warning, sometimes one, sometimes several. But after that comes the Judgment of the Lord God upon them. It breaks my heart when I am told by Jesus Christ to tell someone that they have now been cut off, for they have been judged.

You are right again when you state that two or three are to witness, and if they then reject the correction, then we are to treat them a Pagans, cutting off any relationship, or fellowship with them. Mt. 18:17-18

So you should be aware that there have already been two others on this list, which have confirmed the need for the correction, after my original post of correction to Moonlight on what the bible said. One immediately after my post, and now a post from you, telling her that the prophecy passages in question really is about Jesus Christ, and Not about the Pope.

It is the Lord who chooses, not I, not you, not anyone else. But after the Lord has given correction, has given warnings, is it not the right of the Lord God to then place a Stumbling Block before them (passing judgment)

Ezekiel 3:20-21 "Again, When a righteous man doth turn from his righteousness and commits iniquity, and I lay a stumbling block before him, he shall die; because thou hast not given him warning, he shall die in his sin, and his righteousness which he hath done shall not be remembered; but his blood will I require at thine hand. Nevertheless, if thou warn the righteous man, that the righteous sin not, and he does not sin, he shall surely live, because he is warned; also thou hast delivered thy soul."

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #780

i hate to thumb in here but why argue i accept that you both have different view points so do many other people i think we can all accept a warning from what rev Jack Barr says but i also believe that we should TEACH those who are wrong and nudge them onto the correct path we should do all things through the peace and knowlodge of christ notice that god did not often pyche out at the pharissies and we all need to learn something from that if we are to be like god let us remember that god is slow to anger but abounding in love
with blessings
revivalgurl
revivalgurl

Re: any revelations? 7 years ago #781

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revivalgurl wrote:
i hate to thumb in here but why argue i accept that you both have different view points so do many other people i think we can all accept a warning from what rev Jack Barr says but i also believe that we should TEACH those who are wrong and nudge them onto the correct path we should do all things through the peace and knowlodge of christ notice that god did not often pyche out at the pharissies and we all need to learn something from that if we are to be like god let us remember that god is slow to anger but abounding in love
with blessings
revivalgurl


My dear revivalgurl, I welcome your post and your views. You are welcome to jump in at any time. I do value your views.

But I would like to point out a couple of things about the postings above these last ones.

Before even starting, God does NOT allow different points of view when it comes to His Word which He Gave us in the Bible. For the only view that is acceptable to God is the view the Holy Spirit gives us. Any other view is of man and being of man is wrong. Accepting that as true, then if falls like this. If the view of someone else is right, or Ok, then my view is wrong, and thus I am on a slide going down to hell. But if my view, which I claim to have received from the Holy Spirit of God, is right, then where does that put the other person's position with their view??? How can you tell which one is right? The answer is: does their view line up with what the Bible does say? And have you gone back to God and asked God to make known to you the truth?


1. the attempt was made to teach one who had a wrong idea of what the Bible specifically said. Teaching, Not by one person but by at least two, before that attempt to teach was rejected. And again taught by another one afterwards.

2. The attempt was made to nudge them back unto the correct path, which they also rejected.

3. It is a loving kindness to tell someone what the Word of God says, when they have a distorted view of God's Word. How can one become angry, or put out, to become upset when they are told what the Word of God says in the Bible?? Only if they do not want to hear the Word of God.

4. As far as Jesus and the Pharisees, A re-read of the Scriptures will show that Jesus only gave Warnings to them, warnings of condemnation. But not one of correction.

5. Jonah was sent to Nineveh with a one time warning that God was going to bring destruction upon them. The message which God sent to the people of Nineveh as not spoken with a please change, or else message, It was not given to them as a correction, but was a message of destruction upon them on a given date. And upon reading, it shows that it was a direct condemnation, and it was the people themselves who repented as a whole people.

5. While it is taught that Jesus Christ, and Jehovah God Almighty is a Loving God (1John 4:16), and a Compassionate God (Psalms 78:38), A God of Goodness (Nahum 1:7), they are seldom taught the other side of the Lord God. That God, from the very start of Genesis, has told man to Do It My Way OR ELSE!! Adam and Eve was only told once, before God's judgment upon them. Cain was only given one chance to repent and to do it God's way. Down through the Bible it shows that God Almighty is deadly serious when God says that He is a Jealous God (Exodus 34:14; Deut. 29:20 ), a Vengeful God (Ezekiel 25:17 ), an Angry God (Deuteronomy 6:15; Numbers 11:1 ), Men today are not taught that while God is longsuffering (Numbers 14:18), He is also a righteous God (Psalms 145:7; Proverb 16:11 ), A Holy God (Ezekiel 39:7 ), A God who will Destroy His enemies (Exodus 22:20; Deut. 28:45), A God who will take Revenge (2Corinthians 10:6; Nahum 1:2).

The Lord says repeatedly in the Bible, "Neither shall mine eye spare, neither will I have any pity. (Ezekiel 5:11; 7:4, 7:9; 8:18; 9:10)

6. Ananias and Sapphira were not given any word of correction, As like Adam and Eve, they were judged on the first error, never given a chance to go back and do it right as was Cain. So why does everyone today expect God to repeatedly pat them on the back and say, that's Ok, you can disagree with me, That's Ok if you teach a twisted version of My Word. That's Ok if you want to debate my Word and then choose the way you want it to read. No, No, God still today says that you will do it My Way or Else. God still says today that you will not change His Word or he Will place curses upon you, and will cut you off. (Deut. 4:2, 12:32; Rev. 22:18-19)

When someone turns and twist the Word of God, The Lord God will usually send a correction to that person if they are doing it in ignorance. But the Lord God will usually only send a warning if they do it deliberately, and will cut them off if they do not repent and turn back from that path. But understand that the Holy Lord God does Not Have to even give a correction, or even a warning, for judgment can, and will, be done at His pleasure, not at ours.

May the Lord continue to bless and keep you and yours, leading you into all of His Truths.
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