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Dear John,
With so many billions of people on the earth, I doubt if there is much new in any of us. Hope I can stand at 90 - on second thought - I hope I am alive at 90.
Lauren
The only thing new is the word of God.
Israel's role in the end times
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The only thing new is the word of God.
As well as the only thing eternal - Amen.
Wouldn't mind living in Fresno. In the 80's and early 90's I used to fly to Fresno and go to the pipe plant in Madera that the company owned - that I once worked for. Stayed at the Madera Valley Inn - where the trains woke us up several times a night because they were so close. The farms out there are unbelievable.
Matthew 6:33-34 (Holman Christian Standard Bible)
33 But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be provided for you. 34 Therefore don't worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.
Matthew 6:33-34 (King James Version)
33But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.
34Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.
These are just some scripture that come to mind that I feel fits when I think of end times in any fashion or context. I to just rely on my faith and go day by day if I think about the end times too much I can't sleep nor eat. Not because I am scared or fearful, it's just that I want to study until I can come up with an answer that is plausible.
2 Corinthians 5:7 (KJV)
7(For we walk by faith, not by sight
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A good attitude to have in this present age. Even as I read your post, a promo was announced on TV about what would happen to the earth if it were hit by an asteroid. Who cares! - what could I do to prevent it anyway? Everything is in God's control - so why should we fear anything?
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Luk 21:28 And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh.
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Fresno is the Asthma capital of the of the USA
Hi,
Yes, when fall and winter comes in Fresno there is nothing like it. For 6 months its great mild weather. Yet, sadly, it's the second most polluted city in the USA, the asthma capital of the country. Not good for lengthy life. We moved here from the San Fran bay area because my eldest first sister of three sisters was very ill.
We want to move to the Northwest USA. Yes, we actually thought about western Canada. ... We have attended church in Madera many times!
blessings to you in Christ,
John
Hi,
Yes, when fall and winter comes in Fresno there is nothing like it. For 6 months its great mild weather. Yet, sadly, it's the second most polluted city in the USA, the asthma capital of the country. Not good for lengthy life. We moved here from the San Fran bay area because my eldest first sister of three sisters was very ill.
We want to move to the Northwest USA. Yes, we actually thought about western Canada. ... We have attended church in Madera many times!
blessings to you in Christ,
John
The six-day war happened in 1967.... not 1973
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But I think if I were you I would stay in california. Isn't the weather trempread all the time ? .... Something like British Columbia and it rains a lot in the winter and they never see snow. If you are thinking of western Canada don't think Alberta, Manitoba ..... They will freeze you out , man.
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Dusty my wifes Uncle bought some land in beautiful Colorado but after one cold winter he sold it- LOL! Thank God I am a southern boy!
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Just remember Dusty the summers here are no pice of cake- but that's what air conditioning is for. As a matter of fact for the first time this year I believe alot of norther states were as hot as us- still 104 degrees at 92% humidity is a rough ride!
Several seem to be readers here. It would be great if we had a "Book" forum here so people could give a recommendation of a book that has blessed them. I tend to buy books on recommendation.
Lauren
Yes you are right - but that is what I said...
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So it was revised from the founding of Israel to the date of the six days war of 1967. (1967 + 40) The theology was updated to 2007. So at the end of this year it will have to be re-guessed again. Ezekiel 38-39 is an apocalyptic account of the Maccabean period of history – it is already in the past. The newspapers are used daily to constantly upgrade and revise the Dispensational view – it changes frequently, but never comes to pass...
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The reason that they used 1967 as the new starting point is because all of jerusalem was captured in the war on that year.
Jerusalem: After 1967 (BBC News)
"Israel captured the whole of Jerusalem in 1967 and extended the city's municipal boundaries, putting both East and West Jerusalem under its sovereignty and civil law... "
I guess I didn't explain it clearly. Sorry.
Lauren
Oh do I envy you going to the North West. This same company I worked for had a plant also in Washougal, Wa along the Columbia River. (near Portland) It is radically different out there - smelling the unique scent of the pulp mills, seeing the logs on the Columbia. All the Fir trees. Visiting Mt. Hood. Eating smoked salmon and steelhead - yum. Watching the fish ladders at the Bonneville Dam.
Great place to live - my best friend lives in Camas, Or - hope to see him in the next few years.
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Literal land of Israel.
Hi Jasher,
And where do you live? ... Let me ask you something. Is the land of Cannan and the promise to Abraham relegated to the literal land of Israel here on earth? Thanks for your response. ... Is Abraham "included" in the promise? Let me be redundant, is Abraham included in the promise?
John
Hi Jasher,
And where do you live? ... Let me ask you something. Is the land of Cannan and the promise to Abraham relegated to the literal land of Israel here on earth? Thanks for your response. ... Is Abraham "included" in the promise? Let me be redundant, is Abraham included in the promise?
John
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Abraham included in the promise
Let me answer the question in my prior statement dear Christian. "Now to Abraham AND his seed were the promises made. ... "And to thy seed, which is Christ. Gal. 3:16.
Abraham was in the land of Canaan when God said to him, "Unto thy seed will I give this land." Now to the words of Stephen, full of Holy Spirit, and his face shining like that of an angel, ... The next verse after Acts 7:4,
"And He gave him none inheritance in it, no, not so much as to set his foot on; yet He promised that He would give it to him for a possession, and to his SEED after him, when as yet he had no child." ... Remember, Abraham was included in the promise, yet he actually received no inheritance of the land. Did God's promise fail? Not at all.
We must remember, Abraham was to die before the possession was given. Abraham cannot be left out of the promise. We must again remember that the children of Abraham are they who are born of the Spirit. Spiritual is not opposed to literal. Spiritual is opposed only to flesh, or carnal. Correct?
The only way that the land of Canaan could be inherited is that Abraham and the SEED, who is Christ, would be together. Therefore, the idea that the land of Canaan, or Israel in this present age is warranted, as if Hal Lindsey is not a false prophet with all his failed predictions, would be the heavenly land.
The only way that Abraham and Christ will be together is when Abraham is resurrected from the death, the second coming of Christ.
Those who have faith impels them to act upon God's promises shall enter into the heavenly Canaan, a land flowing with milk and honey, the eternal inheritance of the saints.
blessings to you in Christ,
John
Let me answer the question in my prior statement dear Christian. "Now to Abraham AND his seed were the promises made. ... "And to thy seed, which is Christ. Gal. 3:16.
Abraham was in the land of Canaan when God said to him, "Unto thy seed will I give this land." Now to the words of Stephen, full of Holy Spirit, and his face shining like that of an angel, ... The next verse after Acts 7:4,
"And He gave him none inheritance in it, no, not so much as to set his foot on; yet He promised that He would give it to him for a possession, and to his SEED after him, when as yet he had no child." ... Remember, Abraham was included in the promise, yet he actually received no inheritance of the land. Did God's promise fail? Not at all.
We must remember, Abraham was to die before the possession was given. Abraham cannot be left out of the promise. We must again remember that the children of Abraham are they who are born of the Spirit. Spiritual is not opposed to literal. Spiritual is opposed only to flesh, or carnal. Correct?
The only way that the land of Canaan could be inherited is that Abraham and the SEED, who is Christ, would be together. Therefore, the idea that the land of Canaan, or Israel in this present age is warranted, as if Hal Lindsey is not a false prophet with all his failed predictions, would be the heavenly land.
The only way that Abraham and Christ will be together is when Abraham is resurrected from the death, the second coming of Christ.
Those who have faith impels them to act upon God's promises shall enter into the heavenly Canaan, a land flowing with milk and honey, the eternal inheritance of the saints.
blessings to you in Christ,
John