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1. The christian prophecies in the NT and REVELATION and in the OT book of Daniel say that in the great tribulation of Daniel’s 7 years that Jesus’s prophecies will be the worst period in history – at the 3.5 year mark the ‘messiah’ who is actually the antichrist ie satan’s ‘christ’ will stand in the newly built 3rd temple declaring himself to be god .

   Most people gentiles and jews will fall for this since they cant buy and sell without accepting the mark of the beast (probably enforced electronically – similar to covid pass).

   So pastor Hagee will be in Jerusalem waiting to welcome the antichrist ????

   The bible tells us never to accept this mark . It is analogous to christians being forced to accept that ceasar is god by throwing a token into ceasars urn to escape death – thats why they hid in the catacombs.

   At the end of the seven years Jesus appears to destroy the beast forces bind up satan in hell and sit in the third temple to reign for a 1000 years – then eternity with new heaven and new earth

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   Comment by porch20892e3f47 | November 22, 2024 | Reply

2. Porch is pretty accurate in his understanding of end time prophecy. I would only add that the judgment of the world commences with the Christian church, then moves on to Israel, and finally the rest of the world. Jesus indicates in Matthew 24 that Christians will be persecuted and killed prior to the temple appearance of the ‘Antichrist’, when Israel undergoes its second (?) holocaust. And the Jews will be active in the persecution of Christians (Matthew 10:16-25) before their judgment, just as they were with Jesus and the apostles. (John 7:1, and Book of Acts).
   So, given there is no reciprocity of support or trust by Jews for Christians, as is quite obvious in Israel today, why is pastor Hagee so enthusiastic to have a one-sided relationship? As was suggested in the video, the movement is political, and where politics is concerned, money and self-promotion play a big part.

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   Comment by Bill Francis | November 22, 2024 | Reply

   • What’s your take on the rapture although it was always imminent – before during or after trib. Hagee I heard always takes down the cross in his ‘church’ when the jews visit .

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     Comment by porch20892e3f47 | November 23, 2024 | Reply

     • Hi, Porch, without wishing to get bogged down in theological debate, here, briefly, is my understanding. There is no ‘rapture’ in the sense of a ‘get out of tribulation free card’, as seems to be promoted by many Christian churches. The only ‘rapture’ is the first resurrection, which occurs at the ‘seventh trump(et)’ (1Cor.15:52; Rev.11:18), and that is for ‘called and chosen’ Christians – those who have the Spirit of God within them (Romans 8:9). This is when Christ becomes king of the world, not His actual return. Those who are martyred after this resurrection, but before the return of Christ, also get to be resurrected (Rev.20:4). The rest of mankind pops up in the white throne judgment after the millennium (Rev.20:5).

       The problem is that Christianity is promoted as a means of escape, as long as you follow orders, belong to the ‘right’ church, etc. It is not promoted as a personal relationship with God the Father and Jesus. The Christian life was never intended to be easy. It is meant to bring out and develop those attributes of trust and faith in God. Jesus and the apostles emphasised that there would be trials and persecution (Matt. 5:10; 1 Peter 4:12-19).

       So the idea that there will be a ‘rapture’ in which Christians will be taken out of the world is totally unscriptural, and indeed anti-christian.

       Although I should not judge, my impression is that most so-called ‘Christian’ churches neither know nor understand the plan of God and the gospel, but preach a ‘pseudo gospel’ for political and financial control, e.g. where were they in the covid scam?

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       Comment by Bill Francis | November 24, 2024 | Reply

       • The problem is that Christianity is promoted as a means of escape, as long as you follow orders, belong to the ‘right’ church, etc. It is not promoted as a personal relationship with God the Father and Jesus. The Christian life was never intended to be easy. It is meant to bring out and develop those attributes of trust and faith in God. Jesus and the apostles emphasised that there would be trials and persecution (Matt. 5:10; 1 Peter 4:12-19).

         Churchianity is designed by Satanists to put Christendom in an ideological box, and then slowly strangle it to death. Same with Neoconservatism. Same with Bolshevik “liberalism”, same with Bolshevism… all “Jewish Century” Marxist-Zionist formulations.

         Although I should not judge, my impression is that most so-called ‘Christian’ churches neither know nor understand the plan of God and the gospel, but preach a ‘pseudo gospel’ for political and financial control, e.g. where were they in the covid scam?

         They were with the Judeofascists, Zionists, libroids… and Satan.

         The tell: Ask them their position on the Jesus Christ named “Synagogue of Satan”. If they deny it was in the New Testament, or if they denounce it as superstitious “anti-Semitism”, or if they claim to be ignorant of it… they’re compromised. Maybe they really are ignorant of it, because the jews keep them in the dark. But they’re still compromised.

         Good people can be shown the truth, brought to the truth, and so can compromised people. But active Satanists cannot. They’re in too deep.

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         Comment by Chris Moore | November 24, 2024 | Reply

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