"The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." (Psalm 19:1)
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I'm sorry. Will you forgive me?thesign wrote:You should be thankful anyway, which you obviously are not, mocking sainthood in your false accusation.RickD wrote:We all should be thankful
Then there is your sign-off.
Comedy is fine as long as you don't calumniate.
Don't equate logic with your insults.RickD wrote:Let's let readers look at this logically. Do we believe the bible when it says no man will know the time?
Believe in the Holy Spirit and the resurrection of the dead.RickD wrote:Or do we believe someone who thinks
Care to answer this, Petrus Romanowski?RickD wrote:So, when that day comes and goes, and we're still here, are you going to beg us and God for forgiveness for being a false prophet?thesign wrote:The end of the 1,290 day period is at sundown on March 24, 2016 A.D., civil time.RickD wrote:So, your prediction is that on March 23, 2016, the world as we know it will end.
Then begins the 45 day period of Judgment.
As day begins at evening (sundown), that which is written in 2 Peter 3:10 shall begin on March 25, 2016 A.D.
The Church Militant prays "world without end", which is why the passing of the old to the new is a miracle.
Ascension Sunday, May 8, 2016 A.D., is the 1,335th day of Daniel 12:12 and the 2,300th day of Daniel 8:14.
Written specifics with such precision in Old Testament prophecy hold no further account.
I assure you, the interpretation is of the Holy Ghost.RickD wrote:I'm not sure if you are pulling our leg by all these crazy claims you make, or if you really are completely out of your mind.
Ok. As long as you assure me, I'm fine with that. I believe you. I really do. No, seriously.thesign wrote:I assure you, the interpretation is of the Holy Ghost.RickD wrote:I'm not sure if you are pulling our leg by all these crazy claims you make, or if you really are completely out of your mind.
I didn't use the word rapture per se there, but reworded the message included in Daniel 12:12 to include its parameters.RickD wrote:But in this post, you said the rapture will happen on May 8, 2016.
So, is the world going to come to an end a month and a half before the rapture? I'm not sure that makes sense. Maybe Elijah, JTB, and whatever other voices in your head, need to come to a consensus on a false date.
If this interpretation is of the Holy Spirit, it cannot possibly be wrong.thesign wrote:I didn't use the word rapture per se there, but reworded the message included in Daniel 12:12 to include its parameters.RickD wrote:But in this post, you said the rapture will happen on May 8, 2016.
So, is the world going to come to an end a month and a half before the rapture? I'm not sure that makes sense. Maybe Elijah, JTB, and whatever other voices in your head, need to come to a consensus on a false date.
I've since expounded upon the miracle of the Brown Scapular and Rosary, its message being that the world will be saved.
But when one refers to the heavens and the earth which will pass away as "the world", then that heavens and earth which is to come where righteousness dwells become "the world which is to come".
Some translations render this as the "age which is to come".
Christ spoke of "this generation", meaning pre-resurrection.
As to your seeming fanciful delvings into psychiatry in your struggle to grasp this, I appreciate your efforts, but I assure you, again, that the interpretation is of the Holy Spirit.
That all seems comical enough until your use of the poke emoticon.RickD wrote:EssentialSacrifice,
[sarcasm] Seeing that I'm just an ignorant Protestant heretic, is thesign typical of what I'd find in Catholicism? Do all Catholics believe they are the reincarnated resurrected Elijah, John the Baptist, and King spoken of in the book of Daniel?
I was under the impression that Catholics worshiped dead saints. I didn't know you guys actually believe you are dead saints! [/sarcasm]
In your opinion, which rejects the Holy Spirit.neo-x wrote:You are obviously disillusioned.
Storyteller wrote:Could be worse ES, they could think they are Spartacus!
And we all know that....
I`m Spartacus
On a more serious note though....
thesign....
Please, please, please seek help.
I am open to pretty much any possibility and never say never, and there are stranger things on this earth but I really don`t think you are a reincarnated saint.
The reincarnation does not apply to my kingship.RickD wrote:You're posting as one who thinks he's the reincarnation of JTB, Elijah, some King from the book of Daniel, and the antichrist, and MY thinking is disordered?
I see the logic.RickD wrote:You claim to know this by the Holy Spirit, and yet you also claim to be the antichrist?
You don't see that as just a little crazy*?
* I don't know who's crazier, the one who thinks he's the reincarnation of dead saints and the antichrist, or the lunatic (me) who is conversing with him!
thesign wrote:I see the logic.RickD wrote:You claim to know this by the Holy Spirit, and yet you also claim to be the antichrist?
You don't see that as just a little crazy*?
* I don't know who's crazier, the one who thinks he's the reincarnation of dead saints and the antichrist, or the lunatic (me) who is conversing with him!
However, I put the catechetical verses in my signature that relate to the priestly, prophetic, and kingly establishments of Christ.
I'll share this pondering, then : how would Christ establish that kingly for me otherwise?
That'll do.RickD wrote:I'm sorry.
