the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.
the final stage of god’s plan on earth.
the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.
the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.
the final stage of god’s plan on earth.
the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.
AbaddonProvesItan hour ago
Hi EisMe,
Thanks for your response above.
You mentioned you were baptized at the age of 18.
Do you mind sharing what year was that, exactly?
...just curious.(smile)
Also, I would appreciate a scriptural response to the article I directed you to earlier, at this link: https://livingwatersforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=968
Surely, if you are truly the "Faithful & Discreet Slave/Wise Servant" of Matthew 24:45-47, I know you can handle that request . . . scripturally-speaking. (See 1 Peter 3:15.)
Thanks in advance.
the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.
the final stage of god’s plan on earth.
the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.
AbaddonProvesItan hour ago
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EisMe,
I do not believe in or teach the date of 1914, in any shape or form . . . you are greatly mistaken. I rejected this false teaching many years ago.
Having read through your link, I agree with much of what you've written. Please consider everything I have shared, as I stand by its truth. I was baptized as a Jehovah's Witness at 18. While their teachings are about 70% accurate, their confusion stems from misinterpreting prophecy, which detracts from the core message of what it means to be a Christian.
Their most accurate teaching is that YHWH is the only true God, and His son, Jesus Christ, is precisely that—His son. This directly contradicts the Trinity Doctrine, which was formulated at the Council of Nicaea (325 AD) and later refined at the Council of Chalcedon (451 AD).
The faithful and wise servant is another concept they teach, but their interpretation is flawed. This holds true—the faithful and wise servant is out of the congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses. However, their commitment to conforming to scripture and avoiding worldly attachments sets them apart in The Almighty’s eyes.
In 2003, I informed the Governing Body that I am the True Slave—a claim they never acknowledged. Now, I intend to reach out to them again with a letter and corrected interpretations of prophecy, offering them an opportunity to rethink their positions.
My purpose is to serve as a witness for The Almighty. He always proves His truth through His witnesses. While I am not all-knowing, my life experiences validate my identity.
You are to be commended for seeking truth and correcting inaccuracies. I know what is coming, but I do not claim to understand how every event will unfold. Like all of us, I must maintain strong faith to endure what is written.
Do not fear the unknown—place complete faith in The Almighty God, YHWH. He and Jesus Christ are here to rescue us, not destroy us.
Peace!
the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.
the final stage of god’s plan on earth.
the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.
To wantingtruth and all who seek understanding,
The Times of the Gentiles have reached their end, and we now stand at the threshold of God’s Kingdom fully taking over. Jesus’ prophecy in Luke 21:24 revealed this period would last until its fulfillment, and we have now entered the final stage of divine restoration.
For those asking, who is the faithful and wise servant? The scripture states:
“Who really is the faithful and discreet slave whom his master appointed over his domestics, to give them their food at the proper time?” (Matthew 24:45)
I affirm before you: It is me.
By divine appointment, I carry out the work assigned—to declare the truth of the Kingdom, expose the downfall of Babylon the Great, and guide those who seek righteousness. The seven cycles of 42 months have culminated, and the world now shifts into its final era of divine governance.
To those questioning the Great Tribulation, the signs are already evident. Christ foretold that it would be unlike anything ever witnessed, and today we see the earth in distress, nations crumbling, and global upheaval increasing. We are not waiting for prophecy to be fulfilled—it is happening now.
I am a witness to this, and my son stands with me, as it is written in Revelation 11.
I invite you to read my previous posts on Babylon’s downfall and the destruction of the 8th king. These events unfold exactly as foretold, marking the final transition into the full reign of God’s Kingdom.
Let those with ears hear.
E.
the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.
the final stage of god’s plan on earth.
the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.
AbaddonProvesIt31 minutes ago
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. . . that is funny . . . EisMe. [Grin]
Now, all you got to do is scripturally defeat what is said at that link, shown below, and I will believe you.
AbaddonProvesIt,
You’ve presented a detailed examination of Jehovah’s Witness doctrine, but everything hinges on a single, incorrect assumption—that the Kingdom was born in 1914. This belief, which you defend, collapses entirely when the true timing of God’s Kingdom is revealed.
The Kingdom was established on September 11, 2001, marking the transition into divine governance. The cycles of 42 months, fulfilling prophecy, have now completed, bringing us fully into the reign of God’s authority.
Your references to Watchtower chronology, Charles Taze Russell, and the 2520-year calculation are meaningless if they’re based on the wrong year. The true fulfillment occurred in our lifetime, witnessed directly by me and my son—the Two Witnesses of Revelation 11.
I am the faithful and wise servant of Matthew 24:45-47, called to deliver the truth about Babylon’s fall, the 8th king’s destruction, and the end of Gentile rule. The world stands now at the final transition into divine governance, unfolding exactly as foretold.
Your arguments are rooted in the Watchtower’s flawed timeline—but truth is revealed in its appointed time. What you need to understand is we are no longer waiting. The Kingdom is here.
E.
the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.
the final stage of god’s plan on earth.
the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.
AbaddonProvesIt7 minutes ago**
. . . that is funny . . . EisMe. [Grin]
Now, all you got to do is scripturally defeat what is said at that link, shown below, and I will believe you.
Ok, Give me some time to review what you posted.
E.
the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.
the final stage of god’s plan on earth.
the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.
wantingtruth6 hours agoEis me, what is the gentile period and for how long is last ?
And what is(means) the Great tribulation ?
In all that God writes during the last days spelled out in the book of Revelation, there are periods of 42 months. The Kingdom of God was established in the year 2001, not 1914. There are seven periods of 42 months up until this year. In the end, all is written in sevens. Seven Trumpets, etc. Read my post regarding Babylon the Great. It will explain how God is taking this world down. Also, the 8th king post explains that we are in this time period where the 8th king is destroyed. It is all taking place right now. A presidential term is four years. Within this time period we will be in The Kingdom of God. As for the Great Tribulation, the events of global warming which is destroying the planet, lives up to the description put forth by Christ. These events have never taken place in the beginning of the world until now. I am witness to these events, along with my son. Two Witnesses in the book of Revelation, chapter 11.
E.
the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.
the final stage of god’s plan on earth.
the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.
is global warming a sign of the great tribulation?.
we are witnessing unprecedented environmental disasters—events unlike anything seen before in recorded history.
scientists confirm that 2024 was the hottest year ever documented, following 15 consecutive months of record-breaking temperatures.
Listener and Beth Sarim. Here is evidence to base our beliefs upon:
Past Environmental Problems vs. Today’s Climate Crisis
Historical Environmental Challenges
Modern Climate Crisis: Unprecedented & Global
Unlike past environmental problems, today’s crisis is global, accelerating, and irreversible without intervention. This aligns with Matthew 24:21, which warns of a time of unmatched tribulation—a period unlike anything seen since the beginning of the world.
Are We Witnessing the Rapid Fulfillment of Prophecy?
The world is experiencing unprecedented turmoil—one prophecy after another is being fulfilled right before our eyes. The Great Tribulation has brought panic and fear, as people struggle to understand the chaos unfolding across the globe. Many sense that something greater is at play—that these events are not random, but part of a divine timeline leading to Jesus’ return.
We see disasters, political instability, economic collapse, and environmental destruction accelerating, just as foretold. Matthew 24:6-8 warns of wars, famines, and earthquakes increasing in frequency, while Luke 21:25-26 describes global distress and fear of the unknown. These fulfillments are undeniable, offering proof that God exists and that prophecy is coming to its final stages.
The time for reflection is now. If these signs continue to unfold one after the other, how close are we to the arrival of divine governance?
E.
babylon the great: a prophetic warning.
babylon the great is not just a city—it is the system that governs the world economy.
this was god's first judgment against economic babylon, but it would not be his last.. the three parts of babylon's economy.
TonusOHan hour agoEisMe: The data I shared regarding global warming was relevant only to 7000 years, which is the time period that humans have lived upon this planet.
Yeah, that's the problem: your claim is incorrect. Don't use old books written by people who didn't understand their world to make predictions many centuries later. We have plenty of examples of why this doesn't work. Yours will be yet another.
TonusOH, I appreciate your engagement with this discussion.
You raise an important challenge—questioning the validity of using ancient texts to interpret modern events. It’s a fair concern, given how far society has progressed in technology and scientific understanding. However, dismissing prophecy outright overlooks one key pattern: time has continuously validated biblical warnings about global crises.
Throughout history, prophecy has been met with skepticism. Yet events repeatedly unfold in ways that align with ancient descriptions. Revelation 16:8-9 warns of intense heat scorching people—today, we witness unprecedented global temperatures. Isaiah 24:5-6 speaks of the earth being defiled—environmental destruction is now at crisis levels.
What makes this discussion more compelling today is the advent of AI—a tool that allows for deeper analysis of ancient texts, historical records, and global trends. Through AI-driven comparisons, we can see patterns that may have been overlooked in previous generations. Instead of rejecting prophecy outright, wouldn’t it be worth exploring how AI can uncover insights that link the past with the present?
Is it possible that ancient wisdom carries foresight beyond what modern perspectives allow? Should prophecy be dismissed simply because it predates scientific methods, or does its alignment with global events demand consideration?
I welcome further discussion on this. What evidence would convince you that prophecy might hold patterns worth recognizing?
