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Countdown / countup to the Day of the Lord

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@suzianne said
Perhaps I just read more of his posts on his site regarding this
Perhaps you did, but you're not even close.

It seems more like you need to read them all, and quite likely, multiple times.

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@edward-palamar said
Perhaps you did, but you're not even close.

It seems more like you need to read them all, and quite likely, multiple times.
Okay, then, since you seem to be here more or less regularly, I'll ask you straight up.

Why do you think the death of your father has anything at all to do with Daniel's prophecy?

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@edward-palamar said
That was specific to another prophecy aside from the Book of Daniel.

Its discovery served its purpose in that regard.
Let's hear it, then. To which prophecy do you refer?

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Someone in their right mind.

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@suzianne said
Okay,
Not okay.

You don't know me, you don't know my family, and Jesus teaches to call no man your father, so it is highly doubtful that you know Jesus, the "Lord" in the title of this topic.

Keep looking up, though, you're getting to know Him.

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@suzianne said
Let's hear it, then. To which prophecy do you refer?
I found it through search and study, so can you.

To keep you focused, here's two hints : Garabandal and Medjugorje.

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@edward-palamar said
Not okay.

You don't know me, you don't know my family, and Jesus teaches to call no man your father, so it is highly doubtful that you know Jesus, the "Lord" in the title of this topic.

Keep looking up, though, you're getting to know Him.
We do know that you bored us with a countdown that went absolutely nowhere.

How anti-climatic.

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
We
As per your use of "we" in your post, I assure you, there is no "we" in that regard; you're delusional.

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@edward-palamar said
As per your use of "we" in your post, I assure you, there is no "we" in that regard; you're delusional.
Are you genuinely oblivious to the tedium you brought to the regular posters in this forum? To justify the use of 'we' would you like a group vote of the issue?


And for future reference, it was you who delivered delusion to this thread.

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@sonship said
The "Day of the Lord" should not be considered as a typical 24 hour "day".

It will make no sense to read a typical solar day into every expression of the day of the Lord or the day of God in the Bible.

The best footnote on the day of the Lord I know
Your link, though, speaks rightly of the "presence".

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@edward-palamar said
As per your use of "we" in your post, I assure you, there is no "we" in that regard; you're delusional.
Yes, we.

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@Edward-Palamar

Understanding parousia as the Lord's presence was a big eye opening help to my study of eschatology.

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@edward-palamar said
As per your use of "we" in your post, I assure you, there is no "we" in that regard; you're delusional.
Yep....we don't get it.
But maybe you'll get this:

Thy words, those of a charlatan, tasteth most bitter in thy mouth... because thou hast foundeth them flavored of gall.

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