Are we living in the last days? Is the antichrist on the world’s scene today?
Many feel convinced that we are in the biblical end times. But with so many conflicting theories about the last days, we wanted to present a balanced presentation of events, that is biblically sound.
Interesting enough, we have been living in the last days for two thousand years, ever since the ascension of Jesus into heaven. On the day of Pentecost, the Apostle Peter used Joel’s prophecy of the last days to refer to that day’s outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
But beyond that, we are very confused. Was the establishment of the state of Israel a key factor to the end times? We were told, at least as far back as the 70s, that Jesus in the Olivet Prophecy used the reference to the “sprouting fig leaves” (Matthew 24:32) as referring to the creation of Israel. We were told this event in 1948 was the barometer to measure how close we are to the end.
In fact, Jesus Himself said this generation shall not pass till all these things be fulfilled (Matthew 24:34).
We are now nearing 70 years since that time, and our definition for a generation has increased from 20, to 40, to now 70 years.
We at http://svenskaneolith.se/2408-dtse67662-dejting-dalsjöfors.html News2morrow reject the theory that Jesus was talking about Israel when referring to the “fig leaf.” He was merely referring to the quickness in which the season will change and end-time events will accelerate till Christ’s return. If we refer to Luke’s account of the same Olivet Prophecy, we will see that Jesus was not at all specifying the fig tree, but all trees.
And he spake to them a parable; Behold the fig tree, and how to find someone on online dating sites all the trees... (Luke 21:29).
Civitanova Marche However, there is indeed a key event that will accelerate the last days — and when that key event happens, that present generation will only be waiting seven years before the return of Jesus!
What we present in this video, The Real Star Wars: Christ Vs Antichrist, is indeed a game-changer in the way we understand biblical prophecy. We present a symmetry of three important prophetic scriptures: Christ’s Olivet Prophecy, the Seven Seals of Revelation and Daniel’s 70 Week Prophecy.
For those who want a more in-depth study about this teaching we are also offering a free .pdf download to supplement the video and to broaden our understanding.
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4 Comments
Sweet Melisa
Great work Lou! Keep them coming!
Lou Comunale
Thank you and blessings!
Clinton Ortiz
I also liked your video and work, overall. However, I feel you need to understand that the Antichrist does not have to be a Jew, or Jewish, per se, but only that he is believed by Jews to have a lineage that can be traced back to King David, which is a major requirement of theirs to even be considered a candidate for the Messiah. Now, when you factor in the Scriptures telling us that an end-time is coming when “endless genealogies” and “teachings of devils and doctrines of demons” will be center place in Satan’s overall deception coming, and taught among the people, and to Jews specifically, you suddenly begin to see how one arising from the so-called European “Blood Royale,” that has for centuries traced its “endless” lineage back to King David, and other patriarchs of ancient Israel, more perfectly fits Daniel’s prophecy that is clearly referencing a European “Prince,” then “King,” as being Antichrist, as well as how Jews who “won’t give him the honor of the Kingdom,” at first, but eventually are taken in by all of his many flatteries, false miracles, false signs, and false propaganda (including that false genealogy and the coming archeology that seems to prove his false genealogy as being correct) that even now surrounds and is increasingly mounting in strong support toward Satan’s Prince. But, it doesn’t stop there, as Scripture informs us about a False Prophet whom the Jews will more readily believe (as he is from the earth, meaning Israel, while the Beast is from the Sea, meaning a foreign nation) from the moment this Prophet arrives on the scene, because the Jews have always waited for him, specifically, to show them the Messiah. Any reading of the last two verses of the Jewish Bible knows who it is that must come to show the Jews their Messiah. Since the Jews already rejected John the Baptist, who came in the “spirit of Elijah” and showed them the Christ, exactly fulfilling Malachi, the Jews are still awaiting for only Elijah to return, to show them their Messiah, even as they believe the Malachi Scripture is yet to be fulfilled. This leaves the door wide open for a demonic figure calling himself “Elijah” to be Antichrist’s False Prophet. Old Testament Jewish Scripture tells us that Elijah called down fire from Heaven in the sight of men. How is the False Prophet described in the New Testament and Revelation? The False Prophet “calls down fire from Heaven in the sight of the Beast.” Therefore, what is the main task assigned to this coming False Prophet Elijah? To push the Jews into a belief of who there Messiah is, who according to Daniel 7-8, 11 must be a European Prince, before he then becomes a King. Revelation also describes him as a King, even, as “the (eighth) King, who is of/after the seven…” and is in control over ten more kings. So, a Jew? No, but a European Royal supposedly having “Royal Israelite” blood claiming to be their Messiah, at the perfect time (after the Magog miracle) when Israel is earnestly seeking a Messiah to lead them? Yes.
Jewel
Thank you Clint for clearing up some of the endless speculation on who and where the antichrist is coming from. We certainly are getting nearer and nearer to the time that God sets the stage for this false messiah to come.