His return

Submitted by Larry B. (United States), Jul 1, 2008 at 20:58

Dear Nura,

Following his ressurection from the grave, Jesus spent 40 days and nights perfecting the apostles and teaching them about ther things of the kingdom they were to set up. He departed telling his followers to tarry at Jerusalem, until they were imbued with power from on high. These events happened, and he promised that he would soon return. 2000 yrs. or more may seem long for the finite life span of a mortal. To god it may be but a day or a mere second of time.

God is not bound by time for he is omnipresent and omnisient. Jesus instructed us to watch for the signs of his returning. These are being fulfilled today. Our Lord Jesus said he would return, and that is good enough for me. Read the Acts of the Apostles, Chapt.1 verses 8-9-10-11. Note verse 10, two men stood by them in white apparel: ver.11 This same Jesus, which is taken up from you into heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven. These two men are possibly angels, and there are two, to verify the witness. When shall he come? No man knows the hour. Note !st Thessalonians Chapter 4, ver 13 to 18. All of Chapt. 5. Then read 2Nd Thessalonians chapt. 2 and note carefully, verses 8, and 9 . this is reference to a man coming after the working of satan. ( a man ) finally, verse 10 11 and 12. the root cause why some people will not be saved. If you note who the "man of sin" referenced to in 2nd Thes. Chapt. 2 verse 3 and where he sits as God in Gods temple draw a conclusion as to where Gods Temple was here on Earth. The dome of the rock is an abomination that sits on Gods Temple site. Read the Old Testament Book of Daniel, Chapt. 10, 11 and 12. that is also the Revelation. Peace..

and I did not say that muhammed was the anti-christ. His ( muhammed's ) teachings and actions are no different than the one to come at the end of days. peace

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