Anonymous ID: 630884 April 3, 2019, 11:48 a.m. No.6034364   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>6032968 pb

Well you are partially right. Revelation does belong in the Bible, but one shoudl not try to read it literally. It is the most figurative book in the Bible.

 

It is like a Rosetta Stone, telling the same story of the cross as is hidden in the rest of the Bible called the 'mystery hidden from the beginning' by Paul. Today we call it the sensus plenior.

 

It talks about the cross in metaphor and riddle. So yeah, what you read shoudln't be read that way.

 

The riddle of the 7, 5 who were, one is and one is to come, is solved by the genealogies Genesis of Cain and Seth. After the riddle is solved it says "The Son of God as the Phophet (meaning fulfilling prophecy) takes away the sins of the (invisible) church. "

 

Hang in there. God wins because he never lost. He did not lose control to the devil. He is in complete control using all things for our good and his glory.

Anonymous ID: 630884 April 3, 2019, noon No.6034513   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>6034369

Actually:

Written 6000 years ago :

Prophesied to be born of a virgin Ge 3

 

Wise men led by the Star arising our of Jacob. By a prophecy, not a literal star. You are just silly.

 

Escape to Egypt prophesied by Abraham fulfilled by Jesus.

 

Prophesied to teach in the temple by Abraham Ge 14

Fulfilled by Jesus

 

Prophsied to be the Word of God Ge 1:1 declared by John the baptist to be the word/lamb 'amar' of God.

 

Prophesied to be the firmament between the waters, figuratively fulfilled by walking on water, actually fulfilled by reconciling heaven and earth, Holiness and Love.

 

The prophesies of Genesis predate anything written about Horus.

 

The fact that Jesus fulfills prophecy in the time, at the place, and by the means prophesied carried more weight that any feigned parallel using misrepresentations.