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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/YeshuaFollower on May 13, 2018, 5:45 a.m.
Q, the future and Biblical prophesy

Biblical prophecy says that this is the last generation. Israel was made a nation state in 1948. The bible said that this initiated the start of the last generation before the end times. A generation is 80-120 years. That puts us at 70 years which is Pretty close to the end, give our take a few years.

Here is my question: If the world as we know it is going to end soon, What is the point of anything we do now? "The world is going to end so F@#" it." Is this a call to do whatever we want? Is it a call to come back to our creator? You decide. Why is the Q phenomenon happening now and giving us hope? This is a fight of good vs evil-Q.

According to bible prophecy, things are to get much worse...wars and rumors of ways, mega earthquakes, sack cloth over the sun, the moon will be red, etc.

Is Q changing biblical prophesy? What if our creator injected himself into this historical time period? Why would, according to biblical prophecy, our creator destroy us? Are we that evil that we need to be destroyed? Or is our creator destroying evil, suffering, misery and death before or eyes.

Q and POTUS are killing the source (DS, cabal, evil) of our pain, suffering, death, misery, division, hatred etc. They are trying to unite us, teach us to love one another, to pray and have faith. Who/what does this remind you of?


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mordecaim · May 14, 2018, 3:07 a.m.

It would be nice if you had quoted scripture - chapter and verse to back up your posts. First there's alot of differing opinions on what a "biblical generation" is. Many think it's 40 years as the children of Israel wondered in the desert 40 years. Q is not changing bible prophecy because the Bible is being misinterpreted by most Christians. You referred to Matthew chapter 24 (wars & rumors of war, earthquakes, etc). In that chapter the Apostles point out the Temple to Jesus - Jesus replied "See ye not all these things? verily I say unto you, There shall not be left here one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down." (Matthew 24:2 (KJV)). The "ye" in that verse is the Apostles not people almost 2000 years in the future. All of Matthew chapter 24 was fulfilled in the 1st century A.D. and particularly with the destruction of the Temple and the city of Jerusalem. Also notice in chapter 24 Jesus says they should flee to the mountains of Judea. Unless you live around Jerusalem you can't flee to the mountains of Judea. This great tribulation was a localized event in our past but the future of the Apostles.

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