-Removed-"This thread should be allowed to die."
Did that idea just pop into your head out of the blue? Why don't you just stop posting in it?
"It will then then be my prediction is..."
That makes a lot of sense! 🤦♂️
"...sonship would rather his threads had some activity rather than none, even if it is hostile."
We can count on you for the hostility.
"It’s driven by a need to see their words and ideas getting forum airtime, any airtime."
Is that why you're here posting 24/7?
@edward-palamar saidMark Zuckerberg?
After 31 pages, let's see if you've learned anything?
When did the two ages of Mark 10:30 meet?
And be correct, you wouldn't want to waste your airtime now, would you?
@edward-palamar said30 pages of this thread are people telling you your countdown went absolutely nowhere.
After 31 pages, let's see if you've learned anything?
When did the two ages of Mark 10:30 meet?
And be correct, you wouldn't want to waste your airtime now, would you?
@edward-palamar saidWhy wasn't the story on CNN?
It has come to pass.
We have entered the "age to come" (54 days into it, and counting) foretold by Jesus in Mark 10:30.
http://risen-from-the-dead.forumotion.com/
@ghost-of-a-duke said"Nowhere" doesn't exist.
30 pages of this thread are people telling you your countdown went absolutely nowhere.
I think it would be more correctly stated that this thread "didn't go anywhere."
Which explains why a certain poster keeps reviving it. 😬
@edward-palamar saidNo we haven't entered the "age to come". Paul refers to the "ages to come". I think you confused what Paul meant with what Jesus said in John 10:30.
It has come to pass.
We have entered the "age to come" (54 days into it, and counting) foretold by Jesus in Mark 10:30.
http://risen-from-the-dead.forumotion.com/
You appear to have taken Jesus out of context when He said, "But he shall receive an hundredfold now in this time, houses, and brethren, and sisters, and mothers, and children, and lands, with persecutions; and in the world to come eternal life."
The passage from which that verse comes is relative to having eternal life, and not to the entering of the "ages to come", about which Paul was referring to, which you have obviously confused with what Jesus was talking about.
I thoroughly examined a website you had linked, and my advice to you is to sever yourself from the mysticism of the Catholic Church as quickly as you can.