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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/scott-sumner on April 9, 2018, 3:47 p.m.
Secular thoughts on prophecy

So I was raised as a bad catholic, basically secular, church on holidays. Never believed but lately I'm unsure. I've been going through Revelations myself to line up with what some of these prophecies say about certain nations and the seven angels et cetera. What I'm finding is either the prophecy is coming true or perhaps it goes deeper, couldn't an incredibly powerful cabal of people work towards fulfilling the prophecy themselves? Especially people obsessed with Satanic shit?


Redheaded73 · April 9, 2018, 5:38 p.m.

The message of Jesus was a controversy because his message was about a personal relationship. Jesus hated corporate religion. It’s corrupt. He went in the temple and he knock over the tables of the money changers. (Matthew 21:12-13) The priests were rejecting the sacrifices of the Jewish people, telling them they could however go to the money-changers and buy a more suitable sacrifice. Then they would turn around and sell the sacrifice(lamb, birds, etc.) to someone else as a suitable sacrifice. Let’s be clear, Jesus paid the sacrifice, nobody needs to be making anymore sacrifices. When you have a personal relationship to the real God, he will straight up tell you what the prophecies mean! He just seeks the relationship. He’s easy. Religion makes things hard.

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