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1 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23361 | ||
Dear Heartfire, both verse 27 and verse 28 of Mat. 24 are mystical prophetic expressions answering the same question asked by His disciples as recorded in verse 3, and,yes, the understanding of those two verses is vital in order to recognize Him at His reappearance on Earth. That is the very reason He provided those prophetic Words, namely that those men and women in anxious expectation of His reappearance could know how to recognize Him at that time. Recorded in Rev.16:15 He spoke: "Look! I am coming as a thief." (See also Rev.chapter 3) I have two letters on file which consider those verses, but they are too long to include here. Anyone interested to read them is welcome to write me. I visit many dozens of different Christian Churches, and I have asked many in those churches to explain their understanding of those verses. Cordially, Ross |
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2 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23406 | ||
I have visited many dozens of Christian churches and continue to do so. A week ago I visited two, two weeks ago three during the weekend. I carry a pen and note paper and take careful notes. I have been visiting all different denominations of Christian churches for years. Amongst the various questions which I ask those church members are the questions related to the Prophetic Words recorded at Mat. 24: 27,28. I have heard a wide variety of conflicting explanations concerning those verses. A Seventh Day Adventist member said that the "corpse" is the bodies of the resurrected wicked dead who are resurrected at the appearance of the Lord and instantly, immediately, die again because of the brilliance of His coming and are eaten by literal vultures. Another Christian stated that the "eagles" or "vultures" are the host of angels which arrive with the Lord at His appearance and the "corpse" is the believers on the Earth at that time. Another Christian in a large Baptist church stated that verse 28 of Mat. 24 is "talking about Armageddon". A member of Jehovah's Witnesses said the same and said that the vultures are literal and eat those destroyed at Armageddon. Another Christian, a member of a Full Gospel church, stated that the "corpse is the "believers", and the "vultures" are those who attempt to disrupt and destroy their Faith. Another Christian stated that there are two separate advents of the Lord Christ, the first when He "raptures" the believers, and the second when He stands on the Mount of Olives and the angels, who are the "vultures" of Mat. 24:28 gather to Him at that time those from the literal nation of Israel who have repented and become believers, and that the Lord Himself is the "corpse" who provides the angels their sustenance. Another Christian stated that it is not necessary or important for Christians to understand those verses of the book of Matthew. She views those verses as insignificant. I was amazed to hear a baptized Christian make such a statement about the Holy Prophetic Words of her Lord. There appears to be no end to the various conflicting responses offered by Christians. I have not included here all of the responses in my notes. I suggest that for Christians, the meaning of those verses is "neither apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence". I also suggest that the key word in Webster's definition, which you kindly provided, is the word "reality". Those Prophetic Words spoken by His Holiness the Lord Christ most certainly do have a reality. Cordially, Ross |
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3 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23431 | ||
You wrote: "When dealing with end time prophecy, remember what percentage occupies the Bible and let that be the amount that occupies your time in the Word." Are you suggesting that Christians, who at present are all in the dark concerning the accurate understanding of those Prophetic Words recorded at Mat 24:27,28, ought to limit themselves to a "percentage" of time for investigation of the Truth concerning those verses and if at the end of that 'alloted' time they have not attained to accurate understanding, they should simply give up, stop their search, and remain bereft of understanding of such a vital prophecy? Cordially, Ross |
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4 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23447 | ||
Dear Searcher, at the time when His Holiness the Christ was murdered less than one half of one percent of the population to whom He delivered His Message had become believers. Those who did become believers shared in the fulfillment of prophecy in a very specific and privileged manner. Opportunities for similar privileges are extended to humans today as I write. Only sincere independent investigation of Truth will discover those opportunities. There are more than a billion Christians on Earth, belonging to more than 22,000 different denominations. They are not sharing in those opportunities. In order to discover those oportunities, investigation of the accurate understanding of Holy Prophecy must be carried out with the sincere desire to acquire the accurate understanding of those Prophecies, with the motivation to seek to become active in their fulfillment, not to be a bystander. Ninety-nine and one half percent of those to whom the Lord Christ delivered His Message remained bystanders until their own death. They passed away without ever having understood what had happened. A parallel condition exists before our very eyes today, and more than a billion Christians are unaware of it. Cordially, Ross |
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5 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23449 | ||
Dear Kalos, you wrote: "I.e., do you search the Scriptures after you've visited a church so that you can determine whether the things you heard are so?" In Hebrews chapter six the Bible writer exhorts Christians to "...press on to maturity, not laying a foundation again,..." of the "primary" or "elementary" things. Then the writer, probably Paul, goes on to mention six 'elementary' things, including faith toward God and repentance from dead works. In all of the Christian churches which I have visited I have found only discussions and messages related to those very same "elementary things" concerning which Paul exhorted Christions not to be "laying a foundation again". Thus there is never anything concerning which I need to "determine whether the things...are so", by searching for them in the Bible. Furthermore, recorded at Luke 6:40, His Holiness the Christ stated: "A pupil is not above his teacher, but everyone perfectly instructed (or fully trained)will be like his teacher." I routinely encounter men and women who have been attending the same denomination for 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 or more years, and yet after all those years, he's still 'up there' and they are still 'down here'. They never become like their teachers. Where do the Words of His Holiness the Christ recorded at Luke 6:40 find their fulfillment? Most certainly not in Christian churches. Cordially, Ross |
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6 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23463 | ||
Dear Kalos, When I said that the messages which I hear in Christian churches always deal with those same six "elementary things" which Paul spoke of as a "foundation" which Christians ought not to lay again, and again and again, but rather that they should "press on to maturity", I was saying that there is nothing in those messages about the elementary things which I would need to examine in my Bible at home. The examination of the Holy Prophecy of verses 27 and 28 of Matthew is always a theme which I present to church members, not something about which they have prepared any discussion or message. I also ask church members to explain for me their understanding of Isaiah 22:22-25 and Isaiah 19:18-25, which are also Holy Prophecies concerning which no Christian on Earth is able to provide the accurate explanation of their fulfillment, in the same manner that no Christian could provide the accurate explanation of the fulfillment of Mat.24:27,28. The group of Christians who were the forerunners of the Seventh Day Adventists were knocking on the door of the true understanding in the early 1840's, however they faltered and ceased knocking, thus the door never opened for them. His Holiness the Christ exhorted: "Keep on asking, and it will be given you; keep on seeking and you will find; keep on knocking and it will be opened to you." (Mat.7:7) Only don't ask clergypersons, because they don't know. If they did know, they would step down and cease to be clergypersons. It is time for them to step down now, and to desist from permitting their flocks to place their trust in them. When I ask questions of church members in churches, almost 10 times out of 10, the first thing I am told is "you should go and ask the Pastor". Churchgoers display the attitude that if there were anything which they need to understand, surely the Pastor would have explained it to them. They have not been taught the principle of "independent investigation of Truth". When I ask questions to Christians in churches I am attempting to stimulate their consciousness of their spiritual need. His Holiness the Christ spoke: "Happy are those conscious of their spiritual need, since the kingdom of the Heavens belongs to them." I am very well aware that Christians are incapable of providing the correct answers to those questions. Yet they fancy themselves to be spiritually rich even as the Laodiceans of whom The Lord Christ said as recorded in Rev.3: "...you do not know you are miserable and pitiable and poor and blind and naked." They did not know. Cordially, Ross |
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7 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23466 | ||
Dear Kalos, If you send me a note at my regular mail box, which is my handle in this forum, I will send you copies of the Broess Letter and the Letter to Frederick which will demonstrate for you the answer to your question. When I quote Pastors in manuscripts which I prepare, I want to be careful that I am accurate in my quotations. That is only fair. I cannot be accurate if I do not take careful notes. Also, when I approach Pastors after the service, which I often do, in order to discuss their message, or to discuss the application for our lives of the message with church members, which I regularly do also, I do not want to be guessing about the content of the message which I have just heard. I want it down in writing. I have little authority to speak if I cannot show the Pastor accurate notes from his own message. Cordially, Ross |
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8 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23550 | ||
Dear Tim, if you send me a note at my main e-mail address, which is my handle in this forum, I will send you a copy of the manuscript which will direct you towards accurate understanding of those Holy verses. Cordially, Ross |
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9 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23597 | ||
Dear Tim, I am not sure what you mean by your expression "cult". My present understanding of the term is that for a system of worship or a religion to be classified as a 'cult' it would have to have a charismatic person as its Earthly leader. I do not perceive how you could apply that definition to the Baha'i Faith, not even the largest body of Baha'is (about 6 million Earthwide) which broke away and did indeed follow a small group of men and women, mostly Persians. I'm not sure I would classify any of those individuals as charismatic except perhaps Ruhiyyih Khanum, whose words were certainly given an excessive amount of attention by the vast number of Baha'is. She passed on about a year or so ago. I belong to the Orthodox Baha'i Faith, a very small group at present, which continues to recognize the Guardianship of the Baha'i Faith as delineated in the Will and Testament of 'Abdu'l-Baha' as contrasted with the large body of Bahai's, the heterodox Baha'is, which has no Guardian and thus no interpreter of Baha'i Holy Writ. Cordially, Ross |
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10 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23598 | ||
Dear Tim, I am not sure what you mean by your expression "cult". My present understanding of the term is that for a system of worship or a religion to be classified as a 'cult' it would have to have a charismatic person as its Earthly leader. I do not perceive how you could apply that definition to the Baha'i Faith, not even the largest body of Baha'is (about 6 million Earthwide) which broke away and did indeed follow a small group of men and women, mostly Persians. I'm not sure I would classify any of those individuals as charismatic except perhaps Ruhiyyih Khanum, whose words were certainly given an excessive amount of attention by the vast number of Baha'is. She passed on about a year or so ago. I belong to the Orthodox Baha'i Faith, a very small group at present, which continues to recognize the Guardianship of the Baha'i Faith as delineated in the Will and Testament of 'Abdu'l-Baha' as contrasted with the large body of Bahai's, the heterodox Baha'is, which has no Guardian and thus no interpreter of Baha'i Holy Writ. Cordially, Ross |
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11 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23599 | ||
Dear 'Sir Pent, I responded to Tim and you will no doubt see that note. Concerning your wish to learn more about me, I live in B.C., Canada where I live a very uncomplicated life. During the week I build and repair rock walls and do related construction work, and weekends I visit different places of worship, sometimes two or three on a weekend, including mamy Christian churches. Evenings I correspond often by e-mail. I have many copies of correspondence which I would gladly share with you if you wish. You and any others are welcome to send me a note at my normal e-mail which is my handle in this forum. Cordially, Ross |
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12 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23621 | ||
Dear Tim, religious leaders considered His Holiness the Christ to be 'unorthodox'. Prophecies were being fulfilled all around them during His Ministry, yet they saw those fulfillments as 'unorthodox'. Examples: turning over the tables of the money-changers in the Temple and chasing them out of the Temple with a whip. The Holy Bible records that event as a fulfillment of Holy Prophecy. After that event, how many Jewish leaders do you suppose stood up and said: 'Surely this One must be the Messiah!' No doubt they viewed Him as a vandal, not the Messiah, and certainly unorthodox. You and I well know that He was orthodox, however. Some were suggesting or stating that He was the Messiah, yet the Priests were responding with the teaching that "Elijah must come first." Those Priests spoke the truth with respect to that prophecy of course. They viewed Him therefore as 'unorthodox'. Yet neither they nor the disciples of the Lord had discerned that 'Elijah' had in fact already come in the person of John the immerser. In fact, not any person on Earth knew that Truth except the Lord Himself, until the day He revealed that Truth to His disciples after descending from the mount of Transfiguration. Most Jews alive during His Ministry died believing that He was 'unorthodox' in the manner of His appearance, because they continued to believe until their death that Elijah had not come first. They believed that the Messiah would establish His Kingdom at His appearance. They believed that it was 'unorthodox' for Him to die on a cross 'instead', apparently having accomplished little or nothing towards establishing an Administration over the Earth. They believed it was 'unorthodox' for Him to heal on the sabbath, and to permit His disciples to pick corn on the sabbath. He had not passed through their schools of Divinity, so as to receive the approval of their 'scholars' and yet He was teaching with Authority--very 'unorthodox' from their viewpoint. His disciples were mostly illiterate fishermen and the like, many with the very despised accent of the Nazarenes, a very 'unorthodox' manner to usher in a new Revelation from the viewpoint of Jewish leaders and 'scholars'. Later on, the chosen vessel, Paul, continued that apparently 'unorthodox' approach, evident by the fact that he was whipped six times forty lashes less one because of the message He was carrying into Jewish synagogues. Most or all of the apostles of the Lord and many other disciples were martyred because they were viewed as 'unorthodox'. Concerning Holy Scripture outside of the Bible, the Holy Bible itself often refers to Scripture outside of itself. The Book of Jude quotes from Holy Scripture outside of the Bible. How did the Zoroastrian Priests know to follow the star, a journey of months over desolate, rugged terrain? How did they know that it was "His star" as they are recorded to mention in the Holy Bible? How did they know that He would be born "King of the Jews"? How did they know to take the specific and very significantly symbolic gifts of gold, frankinsence and myyrh? Gold--the Truth He would teach, frankinsence--His life of prayer, myrrh, the embalming fluid to signify His sacrificial death. They identified Him as the Messiah--the Promised One of their Holy Scriptures also, by the gifts which they left for Him. They wer faithfully waiting for that star, and their Holy Writings told them exactly what to do when they saw it. They did so, and the Holy Bible records the fulfillment. That the Holy Spirit would descend in the form of a dove upon Him is not prophesied in the Bible. The fullfilment is recorded in the Bible. It is prophesied in the Zoroastrian Scriptures and its fulfillment was an important sign for them to identify their Promised One. Why do you think they rejoiced so much when they saw the star? They very well knew that they were experiencing the privelege of specifically sharing in the fulfillment of Holy Prophecy, that is why they rejoiced. There were likely a number of caravans in convoy, or laden camels, perhaps with wives and children, perhaps even armed guards for the journey, because they caught the attention of the border guards and ended up uin Herod's Palace. The Romans governing Israel at that time had just experienced a few armed uprisings by false Messiahs, such as Judas of Galilee, as mentioned in the Book of Acts, so they would be alert. we know of course that Herod attempted to trick them into betraying the child, and an angel from God warned them to return by another route on their way back to Persia. They doubtless returned rejoicing that they had fully accomplished their small share in identifying the Messiah and fulfilling Holy Prophecy. That alone is an immense eternal reward. No-one can take it from them. Our Christ is the Same One from Almighty God's viewpoint, as explained in the Kitab-i-Iqan (The Book of Certitude) Cordially, Ross |
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13 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23785 | ||
Hi Steve, thanks for writing your opinion. In ancient Babylon (Babel) the workers building the tower gradually abandoned their efforts to work together because their languages were confused. Today there are more than 22,000 different denominations of Christians, and essentially they have mostly abandoned any serious attempt to work together. Often hurches in the same city block, right across the street no nothing of each others programs or memberships, and do not co-operate in any way. I experienced that about three weeks ago when I visited two such churches on the same day,--on opposite sides of the same street, facing each other. Both had been there for years and yet they were all strangers and one member mentioned to me when he heard that I had just come from visiting the other church that he had never visited that denomination in his life and he asked me questions about what they believed. And concerning doctrines, members of the same congregation often manifest conflicting understanding of the same teachings. Echoes of Babel. In the light of those realities and in view of your comment that my understanding of certain prophecies can only be erroneous, perhaps you might be kind enough to direct me to that source which you believe to provide the accurate understanding. Becsuse, surely, those bereft of understanding of the signs which He provided for believers to recognize Him at His reappearance are bound to experience His "parousias" overtake tham as a "thief", exactly as He warned in Revelation chapters 3 and 16: "Look! I am coming as a thief." Cordially, Ross |
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14 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23786 | ||
You may be interested to know that the Lotus Temple in New Delhi is the most visited single tourist site on Earth, by far. I have never visitit that Temple, but I hear that it is also 'impressive' | ||||||
15 | Who is Jesus? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23787 | ||
That was nice, Lisa.--Ross | ||||||
16 | Who is Jesus? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23792 | ||
I like you Lisa. You are making many sensible, reasonable points. Concerning Christians being martyred, Baha'is also are martyred, more than 20,000 during the time of the founding of the Faith and some recently. In 1982, 10 women were hanged because they believed the Baha'i teachings. One of those women was only 17 years of age. she was a teacher of small children. Before she was hanged, she kissed the rope. Your comment about letting one's life shine as a representative of the Lord is the best advice. The "castration" and "suicide" which you mentioned certainly demonstrates the conviction and possibly sincerity of those who carried out those decisions in their persons, however the routine, earning an honest living and letting the Light from the Lord shine, all exhortations of the Bible writer,Paul, is the True Path. That is also the Baha'i way, and even the adherents of the large body of Baha'is,the 6 million Earthwide, view that reasonable approach as the correct way, despite the fact that the administration of that large group has abandoned the principle Baha'i teachings in favor of a man-made system. Cordially, Ross |
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17 | Who is Jesus? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23810 | ||
Dear Ed, you wrote: "Paul taught that if any man came teaching a different gospel he was accursed and to be rejected." I visit different Christian churches most weekends, sometimes two or three churches during both days. I have visited many dozens over the years. I have encountered diametrically opposed teachings about the Lord Christ amongst those churches, yet I assure you that not any single one of those different groups believes it possesses a "different gospel". Not any one of them, neither as individuals nor as a group express any sense of fear that they might be 'accursed' or 'rejected'. Each group remains fully persuaded that it possesses the true Gospel, and most of them demonstrate that conviction by continuing to pay their Pastors to preach to them month after month, year after year. Cordially, Ross |
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18 | Who is Jesus? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23841 | ||
Dear Joe, you wrote: "Matthew 24...is not an essential element to the gospel of Christ Jesus." During the days of the appearance of His Holiness the Christ in the first century, lack of understanding of the fulfillment of the prophecy that 'Elijah must come first', as repeated by Jewish Priests, proved to be a stumbling block for them, preventing them from recognizing Him as the Messiah. Thus, the understanding of the Truth, that is, accurate understanding of that prophecy, namely that 'Elijah' had, in fact, already come in the person of John the immerser, proved to be an 'essential element' for those Priests, most of whom died without ever recognizing the Lord Christ as the promised Messiah. In the same manner, lack of accurate understanding of the fulfillment of any Prophetic Word which lack prevents an individual man or woman from recognizing the One who said: "Look! I am coming as a thief", during the time of His Prophetic "parousias" proves to be 'an essential element', missing from the faith for that man or woman, with the same final result which occurred to the unbelieving Priests at His appearance in the first century. It is not the first time that I have heard a Christian express the belief that certain Words of His Holiness the Christ are not "essential". It appears to be a common attitude. Cordially Ross |
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19 | What does Matthew 24: 28 mean? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23865 | ||
Visitors remove their shoes before they enter the Lotus Temple. There are no statues. A person who had visited the Lotus Temple related the experience to me. He was not Baha'i. He was very impressed with the serenity within, very conducive to worship of the One True God. There is nothing commercial about it, It is a place of worship. The Bahai Faith does not accept monetary contributions from non-Baha'is.--Ross | ||||||
20 | Who is Jesus? | Matt 24:28 | rosscamp@home.com | 23875 | ||
Dear Ed, you wrote: "Thus we see the illogic of Bahi’a they say Jesus was a true prophet to be believed, yet they say he was wrong that other true prophets have come." I don't believe I understand what you have said with that statement. Baha'is believe in all of Almighty God's true prophets. You also wrote: "His explanation completely closed the door to the idea of another prophet’s appearance before his spectacular and magnificent second coming." If we look closely at the Words of the Lord Christ recorded at Matthew chapter 17, verses 11 and 12 we discern a remarkable prophecy that 'Elijah' would come again in the future, and we also see that the Lord identified John the Immerser also as 'Elijah' who had already come. I'm sure you recall that He also identified John the immerser as a prophet. It is clear, therefore, that the 'Elijah' personage Whom He was at that moment prophesying to appear in the future would also be at least a prophet such as John the immerser. John was not the same individual who was the original Elijah. Nor would we expect the "Elijah' of the future to be either the same John the immerser, nor the same original Elijah. John came in the spirit and power of Elijah and fulfilled the role of the promised Elijah at the first appearance of the Lord Christ. The next appearance of 'Elijah' would correspondingly happen before His future appearance. God's thoughts are not men's thoughts. He views happenings with relation to His Holy Purpose differently than humans, and we need to strive to discern His explanations which He has prepared for us. Those explanations suit us. Likewise, concerning your questions related to His Holiness our Lord the Bab, we need to keep in mind that Almighty God's Holy Messengers complete their Missions in perfect conformity with His Plan and Will, and each Mission will have some similarities with an earlier one, yet will not be identical. The Gospel of His Holiness the Christ includes not only that which He did during His appearance in the first century, but also includes His prophecy and Promise to Establish His Kingdom on Earth so that God's will will take place "as in Heaven, also upion Earth". It is always a test for mankind that God's Holy Messengers never fulfill Holy Prophecy in the manner or according to the sequence and chronology which men and women on earth expect. All in the first century were expecting the Messiah to immediately push out the Romans and immediately set up His Kingdom on Earth. He suffered and died 'instead'. And now that the Institutions for the establishment of the Kingdom of God on Earth have actually been revealed to mankind,and the embryo of that Kingdom Administration has been delineated and is currently 'incubating', a billion Christians are instead expecting the Lord to arrive like literal lightening and 'rapture' them away to Heaven forever. The Mission of His Holiness the Bab is not identical to the Mission of His Holiness the Christ. God cannot receive a Revelation. He is "the All-Knowing, the Wise". The Lord Christ, long after His ascension, received a Revelation, "which God gave Him". (Rev. 1:1) Upon His reappearance on Earth, in the Person of His Holiness the Bab, He received another Revelation. His Holiness the Bab simultaneously fulfilled the prophetic return of Elijah, because He was the Herald of the One Who would bring to application the reality of all Holy Prophecy related to the Kingdom of God, as spoken by His Holiness the Christ. The Greek word 'astrape' of Matthew 24:27 is mistranslated "lightning" in all English translations of the Greek Scriptures of which I am aware and I possess more than two dozen different translations. That word is Stong's Greek word 796 and Strong supplies the alternate meaning "bright shining" from the root "glare". The Messianic Israelites, an intensely studious group of Christians discovered that fact and have cross referenced that word of Mat.24:27 to Revelation chapter 22:16 wher the Lord Ifdentifies Himself as that "Bright Shining" of Mat.24:27 by declaring: "I am the Bright Morning Star". The sun is the bright morning star, and the Lord certainly is not the literal sun. However the spiritual brightness of His appearance is like the sun. And that 'Sun' emerged in the East, and 'shone' to the West. Lightning doesn't do that . It is local, between two clouds or from the ground to a cloud etc. Eagles and vultures literally have telescopic vision. Thus they see a mouse on the ground although soaring high in the sky. John 6:50-63 very clearly identifies the corpse of Mat.24:28. Verse 63 says: "It is the spirit that is life-giving; the flesh is of no use at all." Verse 28 is spiritual. The "eagles" not only receive their spiritual food from the Corpse at the Appearance of that Corpse, but they also possess the keen spiritual vision to detect the Corpse. "Look! I am coming as a thief." (Rev.16:15) Cordially, Ross |
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