https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n7QE6fQaC4
A short video with proof from the Bible that the ones going to "heaven" are not meant to stay there forever, but just to meet Jesus there (at the rapture) and be with Him forever, on earth, not in heaven!
by paradisebeauty 19 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n7QE6fQaC4
A short video with proof from the Bible that the ones going to "heaven" are not meant to stay there forever, but just to meet Jesus there (at the rapture) and be with Him forever, on earth, not in heaven!
I truly wonder if the narrator really believes it himself
Take another look at the deluded look on his face and ask yourself that question again (if you need to do so).
Doc
The audio book is free on their website.
The kindle edition is 2$, so I do not believe he's preaching for the money.
I believe what he says, it makes sense. And it makes the whole bible logical.
One hope - all will have eternal life on earth, all christians will be raptured to meet Jesus in the sky but after they come with Christ when he conquers the Earth. There will be a 1000 Millennial Kingdom on Earth, after there will be a new earth and new sky, everlasting, given by God to humans (the city coming out of heaven).
I am not entirely sure the name of the group this guy represents but I am sure it is part Unitarian and part Hebert Armstrong world wide church of god. He may be correct in what he is saying but if you dig a little deeper it will get stranger. I know it is a group that is easy to get into too and hard to get out of.
Also I have wasted many, many hours trying to figure out if heaven is the earth, heaven and earth are separate, do heaven and earth come together at the end of the 1000 years.
Who knows. Trying to crack prophetic bible codes is generally a waste of time. There are things we don’t understand. To a JW that is an impossible concept but it is the true.
@ Clambake
For a few weeks now I've been reading a lot on their website and saw notheing on unitarians or that guy you mentioned.
Actually from what I see I they do not promote any particular church. They mention it is good to have fellowship with other Christians but from what I understand they mean the church / group you already are part of, or just other christian friends.
They say the church of God are all true Christians on Earth, no matter the denomination - this is something I believe, too.
Now I figured it out.
These guys ( Spirit and True International )are a splinter group of a cult called “ The Way “ international that kind of had it hayday in the 70s with other groups like the moonies.
Oh wow, this is all this board needs. Another freakin shunning cult.
Piss off