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Hmmm that article is pretty convincing. I will have to take deeper look into this.I read a great article written by him about this! He talks about the "great falling way" is actually our departure!Check it out:
http://www.raptureready.com/featured/ice/TheRapturein2Thessalonians2_3.html
120 years was years of Jubilee... no one ever lived that long after Abraham and everyone live much MUCH longer before Abraham, so the 120 years are Jubilee years. 120 X 50 = 6,000 years. Just my take on that subject 
Christians are not going to be judged on judgement day - we will be rewarded.
There is separation of the sheep and goats.
I just think don't worry about the timing because it is on God's timing not our own, but also heed the warnings in scripture about the anti-christ, because, even though he is here right now and working iniquity, we don't want to be deceived into following him if he comes disguised as an angel of light bearing another gospel and claiming he is Christ.
Um. Ok nevermind.
Its good to be interested in all this stuff, But dont get too obessessed. I pray The Lord will show you what it all means.
I thought it was every 5o years was a jubilee because its 7 times 7 years, is 49 and then the land has rest for that year after it.
A Jubilee is the year after the 7th shmita (sabbath year). So yes, 7 Sabbath years, the next year is Jubilee - 50th year.Um. Ok nevermind.
Its good to be interested in all this stuff, But dont get too obessessed. I pray The Lord will show you what it all means.
I thought it was every 5o years was a jubilee because its 7 times 7 years, is 49 and then the land has rest for that year after it.
I'm only referring to the word in Genesis that God spoke:Abdicate actually I do not believe this to be true. God allotted man 120 years. Jubilee had nothing to do with this. Jubilee comes every 50 years.
The 70 to 80 year thing is wrong and here is why I believe this.
Numbers 13 and 14 tell us about the spies going out. Caleb and Joshua stayed in Faith with what God said that they could take the land. The others fell into fear and complained against moses and God and so forth.
Now two of them Joshua and Caleb went in to the promise land in the end where all the others who were older then 20 years fell dead in the wilderness at 70 years. God punished them for DISOBEDIENCE or all that complaining and such, he brought us out here to die, we are going to die in this wilderness, why did we follow him we want to go back to Egypt for he brought us out here to die.
God gave them one year for every day the spies went into the promised land to explore and bring their report. 40 days = 40 years in the wilderness.
Psalm 90:10 is still from this curse or punishment the God placed on them in the wilderness.
Christians have taken this 3 score and ten and ran with it as if it is Gods word for man and it WAS A CURSE FOR THOSE WHO WERE DISOBEDIENT.....
No disrespect @Abdicate and @Silk meant with this post. I am not all up to date with the entire end times thing but this part I have dug into for the 3 score and ten year thing also goes hand in hand working with those so called genealogical curses passed down generation after generation. Did a long study on this and stopped it in my life. It is a very interesting.
God Bless
Jim
Psalm 90 is a prayer of Moses a man of GodI'm only referring to the word in Genesis that God spoke:
Genesis 6:3 (KJV)
Then the LORD said, My Spirit shall not strive with man forever, because he also is flesh; nevertheless his days shall be one hundred and twenty years.
Years is defined as:
Many only apply definition #4, when it can be #1 or #2, which is what I'm saying. No one from the time of that statement did anyone live only to 120 years of age. It wasn't for another 500 years that Joseph was the "youngest" to die at 110. Nahor was 148 and everyone else was well into the 200-400 years, after the flood. God's comment was before the flood so He's talking about the time allotted mankind of 6,000 years because of their sins, not 120-year lifespan.
- year
- as division of time
- as measure of time
- as indication of age
- a lifetime (of years of life)
That's how I see it because it wasn't until David's day that 70-80 years was allotted to men's lifespan, Psalm 90:9-10, some 1278 years later. Semantics count in the scriptures, in my opinion.
Rules: This is a thread in support of the raptures of the scriptures.
If you don't believe in it, move on, or start your own thread. I want only to discuss scripturally the event and what/when/how/why. So with that, here's my two cents:
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Since ALL of these events fit so nicely, and scripturally together, I do not understand the attack on the Rapture before the tribulation. If we are to "wrath" then what comfort is there in the words of 1The 4:13-18.
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These are "words that Moses prayed". That does not mean that Moses wrote the psalm. Some Bible students think that he did. Other students think that later writers used words and ideas from "the Books of Moses". These are the first 5 books of the Bible. This psalm makes Bible students think of Genesis 3 and Deuteronomy 32. The psalm uses "words that Moses" said, from these books.Psalm 90 is a prayer of Moses a man of God
Yep! 144,000 male virgin Jews, 12,000 from each tribe, that are sealed by God for the purpose of providing the Gospel when we leave. God ALWAYS has a remnant.Before anyone goes on the attack, I am not stating agreement or disagreement with pre-, mid-, or post-trib rapture doctrines, I am only posting some things that I think should be considered by all of us…
In the Revelation we are told that the Beast will make war on the saints. The phrase ‘saint’ or ‘saints’ is used throughout scripture to refer to those who have placed their faith in God. I will leave it to those with greater lingual training than I have to find a difference (if any) in the original translations.
We should also be careful when we speak of God’s wrath. By the definition that most people use, it is equated with physical and/or emotional suffering.
There are Christians around the world that suffer horribly even without active persecution.
In places where active persecution occurs, believers are beaten, tortured, raped, and killed in very painful manners on an everyday basis.
Throughout scripture we are shown that God’s wrath is not suffering, but suffering and final destruction. It is being placed eternally beyond hope. That does not apply to His saints.
Just something to think about, folks.
There is more that I could add, but I doubt I will respond further in this thread. Please feel free to message me...
Psalm 77:11-12
I will remember the works of the Lord: surely I will remember thy wonders of old.
I will meditate also of all thy work, and talk of thy doings.
The word "quickly" is the same word used for "next" so the idea is "behold I come next."What came to mind for me also is how many followers of Christ are experiencing severe persecution each year, for the last, I don't know seven or eight. Thousands die every single month, at some point last here figures were quotes close to 600 per day - Middle East.
We have no clue where we are on the time scale, even if we think we can figure it out to some extent.
What I also do know is this: we are close, whether three, 16 or 35, we are just close.
More concerning: Is the bride of Christ ready for the Groom to arrive? I'd have to go with - not really.