777,
Without addressing any of my questions, except one, you said:
"...Also, providing food at the proper time occurs during the end time when Jesus Christ takes his throne."
When do you think Jesus Christ takes his throne? What do you mean by "during the end time"? If you have already written or explained these views somewhere let me know please. I don't mean to make you rewrite your views if you have already put them on a website or in a series of previous posts.
1. The Kingdom took full reign January 3rd 2005, and was born on November 22, 2004. JAH the Almighty begin to fulfill His promises on March 11th, 2005 which is 42 months after the events of September 11th 2001. You can research the writings of Brownboy in order to look back at the writings from the days before I knew that I was chosen.
Also, can you tell me what draws a person like yourself to a site such as this? As an ex-JW do you feel that other ex-JWs are a more likely audience, a more necessary audience, the nearest available conduit back to the Governing Body? Are you trying to reach JWs here? Confused JWs who left for reasons you think could be similar to your own? Do you feel that there was something obviously missing in ex-JWs who found their way here instead of back to the JWs, and that you have something that perfectly fills that "gap"?
2. Those on this forum are seekers of truth whereas they have also been labeled as apostates unrighteously. JAH led me here in order to provide food in like manner to Christ being sent to the lost sheep out of the House of Israel back in the days of Christ.
You added: "A composite of many signs have been fulfilled and I relayed many message upon this forum and also to the governing body as instructed by JAH."
You must feel that the governing body has some responsibility because of some past, present or potential relationship with "truth". I think they are about as indifferent to truth as most any other religious group.
3. The teachings of the W.T.S. are worthy in the fact that they avoid mens wars and teach others in like manner. Those in the Middle East in the birthplace of Jesus Christ have been misled in a large way by false prophets, and Jesus Christ will return to rescue them from those that wage war against them. All will be Christians in due season as Christ is the TRUE MESSIAH.
You said: "Please tell me, what is your belief as to fulfillment of any prophecy. How much longer cam man continue to reign upon the earth in wickedness? Which do you prefer, that the Kingdom take full reign or that man continues to rule?"
My personal beliefs are irrelevant. My personal preferences should also be irrelevant. There has always been the "ego of the current generation" to think that it must happen for them. This was already noticed by Bible commentators for hundreds of years. Each generation since Jesus has therefore produced the necessary prophets to make the claims that appeal to their generation's ego.
4. We live in the time of a wicked generation having no natural affection for their loved ones. They walk upon the earth without the rule of law doing whatever they feel, without the concern for anyone else, in fulfillment of what is written in the book of Timothy. It is not anyones ego that has been built up wanting righteouness to dwell upon the earth. It is their right as Godly persons in want of fulfillment of prophecy to take place.
You quoted the NWT: 20 But on being asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God was coming, he answered them and said: “The kingdom of God is not coming with striking observableness, 21 neither will people be saying, ‘See here!’ or, ‘There!’ For, look! the kingdom of God is in YOUR midst.”
I doubt that you are aware that the idea of "striking" observableness is quite nearly the opposite of the meaning of the Greek. The Greek refers especially to things that one might attempt to perceive no matter whether they were barely perceptable or not. "Striking observableness" was used here because it is an attempt to get rid of a Biblical idea that goes against the thrust of a major JW doctrine. The idea in Luke is that you can't observe the coming of the Kingdom of God through any perceived signs. Matthew, Mark and Luke all happen to agree on this point when they report that Jesus spoke of wars, earthquakes and famines all as things that might MISLEAD someone into thinking the end was upon them, when in actuality "the end is not yet". That's why the same context in Luke could report Jesus as saying: "Do not go after anyone who says the time is at hand." Yet, one of the most popular religious books in the world around 1914 was called just that: "The Time is at Hand". It was part of a series of books intended to convince people of that very thing Jesus said not to follow. Those books by Charles Taze Russell spawned an entire religion that could sweep all its many false predictions and errors away simply by refocusing attention on questions like yours above.
"How much longer cam man continue to reign upon the earth in wickedness? Which do you prefer, that the Kingdom take full reign or that man continues to rule?"
I have no reason to get sucked into such ideas that happen to be precisely the kinds of ideas warned against in Matthew, Mark and Luke.
Relative to the verse in Luke which many JWs mistakenly think is about "striking observableness", you added: "The Kingdom arrived in the heavens and has been established. A spirit is not visible to man and this is what Jesus Christ meant when he spoke to the pharisees."
What you say might make sense if you are saying the Kingdom had already arrived when Jesus had said those words. If anyone thinks he meant some time around 1914 or today, then of course, your explanation would make no sense. It would be senseless. So, may I ask if you believe the Kingdom arrived back when Jesus stated those words? Since a spirit is invisible, does this fit the idea that there would be no signs to look for after that point? Or do you still think that one might observe signs after that date that would indicate the coming of the kingdom? Or do you believe that we are in the same situation as the wicked generation that would get no sign beyond the sign of Jonah - referring to Jesus in the belly of the earth for parts of three days?
5. Do not get caught up in the semantics but pay close attention to the times that we are living in. Try placing yourself in the area of the Middle East in your way of thinking, and try to comprehend what the people in the region are going through in tribulation. It would then be easier for you to understand the fulfillment of prophecy.