Posts by EasyPrompt

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Why are aqwsed12345 post`s so long ?

by smiddy3 in

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there is no way i will even try to read such long posts and i`m sure many others here would agree with me.. smiddy3.

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aqwsed12345, I don't agree with a lot of the Trinity type stuff you write about, but we do have some things in common.

Also I appreciate your zeal. I am proud of your tenacious spirit despite all the flack you get back. I know you have affection for God and the Bible even though your understanding of Him isn't completely accurate. (Who of us knows everything? Not one of us.)

We've all got something in common - we're here together. That's nice. This is just the beginning of forever. It'll be nice to all hang out someday in the future good times ahead.

Love you family of fellow "freaks" and outcasts!🤪🥰😘😁

aqwsed12345, if writing long long posts on that stuff makes you happy, I don't think it's hurting anybody - I do think most of us skip over a lot of it - and I don't agree with a lot of it, but I won't shun you. I am so sick of all that shunning stuff. I am thankful you are willing to talk with me.

Hope you have a good day, aqwsed12345 sweetie.🌷

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ClCpfeIELw

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Aside from the alleged "composite Sign", what is the scriptural evidence for Christ's 1914 presence?

by Vanderhoven7 in

my take is: 1914 is not biblical since no dates are in the bible.

a hodgepodge of scriptures are ingeniously linked together; then stir in about 9 creative assumptions to arrive at a speculative theory on which to base wts authority.. nathan knorr to fred franz.

"there are some things that i know.

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I like how this article shows that other creepy stuff Russell and his buddies were into promoting...

http://underpop.online.fr/w/watchtower-bible-and-tract-society/watchtower-society-and-medical-quackery.pdf

He was definitely into occult stuff. No wonder his false "prophecies" and their "fulfillments" were influenced by the puppetmaster behind occult stuff.

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Ecclesiastes 9:5 -"the dead know nothing at all"

by aqwsed12345 in

the narrator of the book of ecclesiastes had very little knowledge of many things that jesus and his apostles later preached.

the author does not make statements, but only wonders (thinks, observes, often raises questions, and leaves them open).

he looked at the world based on the law of moses and found nothing but vanity, as the earthly reward promised in the law did not always accompany good deeds and earthly punishment for evil deeds.

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EasyPrompt said: "Have you been there?"

SeaBreeze said: "Yes."

SeaBreeze asked: "You do realize the statement above is a total contridiction?"

Yes, SeaBreeze, I do realize your statement "Yes" on having been to heaven and back is a contradiction.

John 3:13

"Moreover, no man has ascended into heaven but the one who descended from heaven, the Son of man."

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Are we living in the LAST DAYS?

by Fisherman in

are we living in the prophetic last days that will climax into armageddon?

if this is true then how long should it take?

as jw saw it, wt compared timing to within a generation using 70 ad as a parallel.

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I don't know, smiddy3, it sounds like from your profile you must've run into a "prophet" or something somewhere along the line - you yourself said you're a witness to a resurrection😆...

"smiddy of posts going back 10 years has formally died and been resurrected as smiddy 3 who apparently joined about a year ago. cobweb ,just go to the users and scroll through the pages."

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Ecclesiastes 9:5 -"the dead know nothing at all"

by aqwsed12345 in

the narrator of the book of ecclesiastes had very little knowledge of many things that jesus and his apostles later preached.

the author does not make statements, but only wonders (thinks, observes, often raises questions, and leaves them open).

he looked at the world based on the law of moses and found nothing but vanity, as the earthly reward promised in the law did not always accompany good deeds and earthly punishment for evil deeds.

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SeaBreeze: "Heaven is full unresurrected dead souls, thinking, talking, being comforted etc"

Have you been there? You haven't been there. Jesus had been there. He never said anything about all that jazz.

Jesus gave that vision to John in Revelation. The verses you quoted in Revelation 6:10,11 are figurative. They are representative of people who are waiting for something eagerly - a change in circumstance. They aren't "alive in heaven". They are waiting for God to take vengeance on the religious institutions. And they will be satisfied very soon when the God of Justice enthrones Jesus in heaven and he clears God's name of reproach by allowing the religious institutions to be destroyed.

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Awake! No.1 2023, A United Nations Advertisement?

by EasyPrompt in

awake!

magazine no.1 2023 and united nations promotions.

page 3, "world meteorological association".

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😆

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Aside from the alleged "composite Sign", what is the scriptural evidence for Christ's 1914 presence?

by Vanderhoven7 in

my take is: 1914 is not biblical since no dates are in the bible.

a hodgepodge of scriptures are ingeniously linked together; then stir in about 9 creative assumptions to arrive at a speculative theory on which to base wts authority.. nathan knorr to fred franz.

"there are some things that i know.

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Well, He's obviously been patient with you, even though you slander Him. I'd say that's loving.

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Ecclesiastes 9:5 -"the dead know nothing at all"

by aqwsed12345 in

the narrator of the book of ecclesiastes had very little knowledge of many things that jesus and his apostles later preached.

the author does not make statements, but only wonders (thinks, observes, often raises questions, and leaves them open).

he looked at the world based on the law of moses and found nothing but vanity, as the earthly reward promised in the law did not always accompany good deeds and earthly punishment for evil deeds.

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Ecclesiastes 9:5 -"the dead know nothing at all"

by aqwsed12345 in

the narrator of the book of ecclesiastes had very little knowledge of many things that jesus and his apostles later preached.

the author does not make statements, but only wonders (thinks, observes, often raises questions, and leaves them open).

he looked at the world based on the law of moses and found nothing but vanity, as the earthly reward promised in the law did not always accompany good deeds and earthly punishment for evil deeds.

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smiddy3: "Jesus made money to meet the need when Peter said they would pay the head tax."

Matthew 17:24-27

"...go to the sea, cast a fishhook, and take the first fish that comes up, and when you open its mouth, you will find a silver coin. Take that and give it to them for me and you."

The point is that Jesus did not say "money is evil" or "money is fleshly" or "don't listen to the book of Ecclesiastes especially that one verse about money meets every need." By his example and his words, Jesus showed that the Hebrew-Aramaic Scriptures aka the "Old Testament" are valid and and inspired of God.

aqwsed12345 is writing a bunch of stuff to try to say that Ecclesiastes is invalid and unChristian. Jesus example proves that aqwsed12345 is making stuff up. Jesus provided bread, wine, and money when it was the appropriate time.

Ecclesiastes 10:19

"Bread is made for laughter, and wine makes life enjoyable; but money answers every need."

Ecclesiastes 9:5 is also true. Jesus' example proves it.

"For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing at all, nor do they have any more reward, because all memory of them is forgotten."

Jesus wasn't "mostly dead" when he died. He couldn't "resurrect himself". He was all dead.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBxMPqxJGqI

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Ecclesiastes 9:5 -"the dead know nothing at all"

by aqwsed12345 in

the narrator of the book of ecclesiastes had very little knowledge of many things that jesus and his apostles later preached.

the author does not make statements, but only wonders (thinks, observes, often raises questions, and leaves them open).

he looked at the world based on the law of moses and found nothing but vanity, as the earthly reward promised in the law did not always accompany good deeds and earthly punishment for evil deeds.

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@SeaBreeze,

Ecclesiastes 10:19

"Bread is made for laughter, and wine makes life enjoyable; but money answers every need."

Jesus made bread for the masses.

Jesus made water into wine.

Jesus made money to meet the need when Peter said they would pay the head tax.

Follow Jesus.