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Posted by paineless4 on Nov 7 2009 12:10PM
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I agree believers will see the different signs/judgements I believe we will not know the day or hour of his return. I believe Jesus went to great lengths to ensure believers are not caught off guard. I am unsure if we are in the tribulation as spoke about in Gods Word. I think we might have scratched the surface or are in the beginning stages but I do not think we are in the judgement stages….yet. we might have wars and rumors of wars etc but I think we are in for far worse than where we are today. I believe we will know that Christs return will be after the tribulations of those days, “when the dust settles” I believe no man knows the hour or day. “Immediately after” “Those days” he will appear, what does immediately after really mean? Same day, soon after, within a few hours, perhaps in the next couple days? The greek says immediately means : shortly after also its say “those days”so no man could know the day or hour of Christs return if the greek means “shortly after” “those days” I have heard you say that a few times , that because we will see all these things take place we could then know the hour and day of Christs return which would contradict scripture, but if his return is “shortly after” “those days” well then we wouldn’t know the day or hour which is in line with what Jesus said “One will be taken one will be left” is still unclear for me but thanks for the next area to study. I guess I need to find out when or what that really means. Peace
 

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Posted by ndfinfan on Nov 7 2009 9:11AM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
Actually Pain, the theology of the rature is not a new idea...that is a mistake many preterists make. As you study this, I want you to focus on something here. That would be Christ's words to the disciples. Study the Olivet Discourse thouroughly. Study Paul's words as well. Lets think about something here, if in fact there will not be a rapture, a removing of all believers before the tribulation, why would Jesus have gone to such great lengths to ensure the disciples/believers were not caught off guard??? He used parables to help them understand. If there is no rapture, those of us that know the Lord, that study scripture, that have read Revelation, will certainly know that we are in the tribulation...correct? Is there any doubt, believers during the tribulation will recognize the bowl judgements as they are unfolded one after the other...just as John conveyed from his vision Christ gave him? If there is no rapture, believers will know when Jesus returns...at the end of the tribulation...correct? The word rapture is not in the Bible...you are correct, it is derived from the Latin word "rapturo"...that is translated from the Greek "caught up"...from I Thessalonians 4:16-17. If there is no rapture, Paul's words seem to contradict Revelation. Jesus described in detail His second coming...Matthew 24:27-31, read Christ's words..."Immediately after the tribulation"..."then the sign of the Son of Man will appear in heaven and the tribes of the earth will mourn and they will see the Son of Man coming with power and great glory". Now go down the verse 36-44, does Jesus not appear to contradict Himself??? Read how Jesus describes man, they were eating and drinking, marrying and being given in marriage...a stark contrast to verse 27-31. This certainly cannot be the same time...correct? Look at the parable of the 10 virgins, what was Jesus trying to convey? But as you said, this is a complex topic, study with an open heart and ask the Lord for discernment...thanks. Reply...


Posted by paineless4 on Nov 6 2009 10:24PM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times

shopp, would you consider that about 90% of the church believes in the rapture?


As I though about your statement shopp I wondered is the rapture stuff scriptural. That started me thinking and it now has launched me into studying end time prophecy. Sofar after 2 hrs  I believe that this rapture is yet another false doctrine being taught.


Obviously it will take some time to research and study both sides as it is a deep subject pertaining to The Lords Return. I found out that Blm is correct in that the rapture is a fairly new teaching. I also know the word rapture is not found in the bible.......These two facts alone makes me question the validity of this teaching.


Have a good night.


 


 

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Posted by Joe on Nov 6 2009 8:39PM
In Article: Flapps
It's too bad, but that's the way it is with a lot of people. Reply...


Posted by Marilyn on Nov 6 2009 8:13PM
In Article: Flapps
My grandma's lived to 100 and 101. I would love to live that long, as long as I have my mind and am in a good place. Don't want to be abandoned in a home though. Your ma is lucky she's got you boys because I see alot of old people at our Presbyterian home here that nobody bothers to visit anymore. They just dumped them off and forgot about them. Really p*sses me off, so I try to go visit when I can. I was over there today, but need to go back soon and spend more time. Reply...


Posted by Joe on Nov 6 2009 7:34PM
In Article: Flapps
There is a good chance of that, her mother made it to 103 and was sharp at 100. Reply...


Posted by SHOPPEGIRL on Nov 6 2009 7:24PM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
I feel more people that read the scriptures do believe in a rapture. Reply...


Posted by SHOPPEGIRL on Nov 6 2009 7:24PM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times
I feel more people that read the scriptures do believe in a rapture. Reply...


Posted by Marilyn on Nov 6 2009 7:11PM
In Article: Flapps
I think it's great that she's doing so well and still able to live where she wants. She sounds pretty sharp to boot. Maybe she'll outlive you boys! Reply...


Posted by Joe on Nov 6 2009 7:07PM
In Article: Flapps
She lost the leg and toes about 15 years ago and almost lost the other last summer.  She lives on our family farm with my brother and has long "vacations" with me.  She is a retired RN and is training her sons how to care for a diabetic.  Yes it is amazing and thank God for Medicare. Reply...


Posted by ndfinfan on Nov 6 2009 6:52PM
In Article: Biblical Prophecy-Signs of the Times


Posted by Marilyn on Nov 6 2009 6:24PM
In Article: Flapps
I'm really sorry to hear about that too.... but my gosh, she's in her 90's! That's an accomplishment in itself. Maybe you inherited her longevity. When did she lose her leg? Does she live on her own? My mother spent the past few years of her life in a home. Due to her not taking care of herself all her life, she was a brittle diabetic and had osteoporosis so bad that if somebody hugged her, they'd break a rib. Reply...


Posted by SHOPPEGIRL on Nov 6 2009 6:18PM
In Article: Flapps
Sorry about that Joe.   Hope she is doing well otherwise. Reply...


Posted by Joe on Nov 6 2009 6:11PM
In Article: Flapps
Yes Marilyn and most of her toes. Reply...


Posted by Marilyn on Nov 6 2009 4:30PM
In Article: Flapps
If it's gestational diabetes, it goes away shortly after giving birth. Sounds like she has it for life. I hope she eats alot of REAL food and not processed stuff. Like Flapps said, you have to watch what you eat....then the problem doesn't get as bad as it could. Reply...


Posted by SHOPPEGIRL on Nov 6 2009 4:27PM
In Article: Flapps

Marilyn,   its been 18 yrs for Debbie.   Shots each day.   No one else in the family has it, and we have a big family.


Debbie has excellent weight and does walk each day.  So you say it may go away?

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Posted by Marilyn on Nov 6 2009 4:26PM
In Article: Flapps
Joe, I don't think I've really bad-mouthed him...I just don't agree with some of what he's doing. Did she really lose a leg....to diabetes? Reply...


Posted by Joe on Nov 6 2009 4:23PM
In Article: Flapps
30 years Marilyn and if she could hear you bad mouthing her President the way you do~~~~~~~~~~ She might just take her leg off and beat you with it.  Reply...


Posted by Marilyn on Nov 6 2009 11:05AM
In Article: Flapps
SG, gestational diabetes is rather common and usually goes away. How long has it been since she got it?

Joe, when did your mom get diabetes? It's a scary disease. I can't believe she's that old and a diabetic. Bravo to your mom!

Flapps, sounds like you're on the right track. I don't eat pasta and breads, but I do have a problem with sweets, dark chocolate in particular, which is lower in sugar then milk chocolate. I do make sure I only buy sugar-free products such as yogurt, jello, pudding, etc.. and I also take moderate amounts of supplements. I don't drink pop, just water and occasionally coffee. I hope I don't get it. I don't want it.

I remember that mom's worst time of day was about 4am... What's with that? I remember when I stayed with her once that about 4am I heard a noise so got up. Here she was sitting in the hallway in her jammies. She didn't want to get up. She said, "Just leave me here and get me something to eat". I know she told me exactly what to get her, but I don't remember what it was now. I got it for her, propped her up with a pillow and waited for her to say to get her up. I wish she would have taken better care of herself. She was so cute and so much fun to be around. What a sense of humor...but you know what...she danced all the way to her grave. Just too soon...

KX, that guy was way too young. I remember when I worked at the Cando hospital one winter many years ago, we had a 21 year old kid come in that was really sick with his diabetes. He had already lost his eyesight. Sounds to me now, looking back, that he didn't do the right things when he was at home?

Flapps, you continue to take good care of yourself, sounds like you're doing good so far and Joe, I hope you get tested on and off so that you can nip it in the bud if you start showing signs of it. I know I'm keeping tabs on myself. Just talking to you guys reminds me how important it is to be aware of how I'm living on a daily basis.
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Posted by Sianna Conko on Nov 6 2009 10:55AM
In Article: Flapps
I have a problem with low blood sugar.. it was at a 62 when I was tested. They didnt say it WAS diabetes but i am starting to follow the diets. (I am FINALLY going to see a nutritionist on Tuesday. I notice when it gets above 125 or below 85, my body goes haywire.  Im not obese but rather underweight for my height n age. Its hard to get used to! Reply...



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