AGM - did anyone miss this?

by Anony Mous 28 Replies latest watchtower scandals

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  Anony Mous

  According to the live blog: God's will to be completed by the end of the millennium. Very casually said by Louche (;-))

  I think this is one of those things that is supposed to rile up the r&f. I mean, we had the same predictions last millenium (the end was going to come by Y2K). Except the end of 'this' millenium is another 80-something years away. This gives them a LOT of leeway, another 3-4 "real" generations and by then a number of new prediction and more new (gas)light(ing). But the end is ~80 years away, what is the urgency?
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  wezz

  A millennium (plural millennia or millenniums) is a period of time equal to one thousand years. (from wiki)
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  ThomasCovenant

  Wouldn't the end of the millenium be in 2999?
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  prologos

  The gospel according to Louche* : that leaves 986 years to do the GT, Armageddon, the millenium, final test, filling of gehenna.

  talking of "hastening the day[s]"

  * louche = french canadian patoi for "something is fishy here"
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  Anony Mous

  I thought maybe it was meant as century and he misspoke. I doubt he's giving the dubs an entire millenium. Louche is why I also put a smiley face there, not just in Canada, French and Dutch dialects too.
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  Jeffro

  Anony Mous:

  Except the end of 'this' millenium is another 80-something years away.
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  allelsefails

  He was talking about the Millenial reign of Christ. Right? By the end of that - all god's purposes will be fulfilled.

  There's enough stupid in this to see without the minutia. (is that how you spell minutia?)
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  Ucantnome

  maybe they will change the thousand year reign of Christ to beginning in 1914 and the will of God is completed at the end of the thousand years.
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  slimboyfat

  It means by the end of the thousand year reign, nothing new.
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  jookbeard

  end of the century is 80 odd years!