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Guys, maybe nobody ever told you this and you live under a rockβ¦. But wearing shorts that end above your knees is gay.
You might as well paint your fingernails if youβre going to wear short shorts.
NOT EVEN JEZEBEL baptized herself
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"Show me the verse that explicitly says there's a 2,000-year gap before Christ returns!"
This isnβt the winning argument online Preterist dorks think it is. It's the exact same fallacy the Muslims use when demanding, "Where did Jesus say the exact words, 'I am God, worship Me'?"
No, there's no verse saying "The Second Coming will occur exactly 2,000 years laterβ (and it might not occur for centuries more). Just like there's no verse containing the word "Trinity" or "canonβ or βBible.β
Congratulations: you've discovered that doctrine comes from what Scripture teaches as a whole, not from hunting made up sentences!
The real question is whether Scripture permits long delays after language that sounds near or sudden. It obviously does.
Isaiah declared Babylon's day "at hand" (Isaiah 13:6), yet its full desolation stretched far beyond one generation (Isaiah 13:19β22).
Malachi said the Lord would "suddenly come to his temple" (Malachi 3:1)βyet four silent centuries separated that promise from Christ.
Genesis 3:15 promised the serpent-crushing Seed with no timetable at all; fulfillment took millennia.
The New Testament explicitly prepares us for delay. The bridegroom "tarried" (Matthew 25:5). The lord returns "after a long time" (Matthew 25:19). Jesus directly corrects those expecting the kingdom to "immediately appear" with a parable of a nobleman who leaves for a far country before returning (Luke 19:11β12).
Peter confronts the very objection: "Where is the promise of his coming?" (2 Peter 3:3β4). His answer isn't "you're right"βit's that God isn't bound by man's clock: "one day is with the Lord as a thousand years" (2 Peter 3:8β9). It isnβt a secret math code, but a rebuke to those who think they can dictate God's timetable.
Open the whole Book. Get off the internet, sit down, and let adults discuss eschatology.
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Giving women the right to vote was a disastrous mistake. They should never be outside of the guidance and care of their father or husband.
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βHelp, LORD; for the godly man ceaseth; For the faithful fail from among the children of men.βPsalm 12:1 KJV ππ±π―π’π«π€π±π₯ πππ‘π’ π«πππ»ππΈπ
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Tough timesβ¦.
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Repost from Titus Ministries
π« You can never be saved by trusting in yourself.
Luke 18:13-14: And the publican, standing afar off, would not lift up so much as his eyes unto heaven, but smote upon his breast, saying, God be merciful to me a sinner. I tell you, this man went down to his house justified rather than the other: for every one that exalteth himself shall be abased; and he that humbleth himself shall be exalted.
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βοΈ An Anabaptist's Search for Hutterite Slaves in Turkey | Salomon BΓΆger's Epic Journeys (1607-1610)
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