The people of that day must have been so impressed and so proud, even more so than today’s onlookers. I would have liked to have known those who weren’t! How impressed is YHVH?
“For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?” [Mar 8:36]
It is not yet, but it will be as it has been prophesied, “Then the seventh angel trumpeted, and there were loud voices in heaven saying, ‘The kingdom of this world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Anointed One. And He shall reign forever and ever!’” [Rev. 11:15]
The way up is the way down and the way down is the way up.
Laurita Hayes
It is said that ALL the pagan temples were torn down (in official Christendom, anyway), but that ALL the cathedrals of today rest either/or on these pagan sites or on the actual graves or relics of the dead (essential for necromancy). When Yeshua called His contemporaries “whited sepulchers” He could not have been more descriptive of these towers built on so very human sand and sadness. There is nothing more hopeless than a human trying to reach God from the most lost places ever invented. It’s like being doomed to fail before you ever started.
The people of that day must have been so impressed and so proud, even more so than today’s onlookers. I would have liked to have known those who weren’t! How impressed is YHVH?
“For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?” [Mar 8:36]
It is not yet, but it will be as it has been prophesied, “Then the seventh angel trumpeted, and there were loud voices in heaven saying, ‘The kingdom of this world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Anointed One. And He shall reign forever and ever!’” [Rev. 11:15]
The way up is the way down and the way down is the way up.
It is said that ALL the pagan temples were torn down (in official Christendom, anyway), but that ALL the cathedrals of today rest either/or on these pagan sites or on the actual graves or relics of the dead (essential for necromancy). When Yeshua called His contemporaries “whited sepulchers” He could not have been more descriptive of these towers built on so very human sand and sadness. There is nothing more hopeless than a human trying to reach God from the most lost places ever invented. It’s like being doomed to fail before you ever started.