And the most important question is why so many so called “church” organizations have no clue about how one goes to Heaven. John 3:16 and Ephesians 2:8,9 and many more. Another question is why so many believers refer to themselves as Christians? The term Christian is only found 3 times in the Bible and now-a-days means nothing.
Our commission as believers is to share God’s plan of salvation with those who have never heard. So I agree with your first point completely. I rarely ever use the term Christian because it is far too ambiguous in this day and age. While I am not opposed to the term, I prefer Bible-believer.
Answer: It is probably interpreting by ignoring and brining foreign ideas to the context (eisegesis), favorable to self, biased, easy escapism "colored glasses". You are right; we don't understand all at this time. But it's best to let the passages speak for themselves and just let the chips fall where they may. If we don't understand it all, that's alright.
@@answersfromscriptureonline Yes. Things are getting worse. Man's depravity is manifesting. And many Christians have been fooled through the ages by false antichrists. But when I see the mark demanded on hand or forehead, along with the false signs, then I'll know this is the guy. We may have a ways to go still, and I do not believe the Lord's coming is imminent.
I was wondering if you could tell me when the fallen angels go into the lake of fire. I know Satan goes into the bottomless pit for 1,000 years and then loosed for a short season before being put in the lake of fire, but I don't see when the fallen angels meet their demise.
Here’s a well thought out description… We know that hell was prepared for the devil and his angels, according to Matthew 25:41: “Then He will say to those on His left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.’” Jesus, by using the possessive word his makes it clear that these angels belong to Satan. Revelation 12:7-9 describes an end-times angelic battle between Michael and "his angels" and the devil and "his angels." From these and similar verses, it is clear that demons and fallen angels are synonymous.
I don’t think Scripture gives a lot of info on this, but logically speaking, it seems as if the fallen angels demise would line up with Satan’s timeline 🤷🏼
We are in a country in which the posting of that information could result in our death; but if you wish to reveal your location, we could help direct you to a Bible-preaching church.
@@ncsojourner200 I have preached all over the world, including many churches in N.C., but never in Wilmington. If you’re looking for a church, I’d try Peace Baptist.
Well Noah knew it was going to happen and he knew when, as soon as it started raining! I don't think we're supposed to be as dumb to things as you say.
I neither said nor implied that we were supposed to be dumb, I merely said what the Bible does, that this is one piece of information God said none of us would know.
@answersfromscriptureonline He does tell us when. Maybe not the exact moment but He tells what's going to be happening and He also tells us it will be a glorious event, not some secret soundless event. He is as specific as He can be. I think what worries me the most is the turning away of those if they are not taken away like so many preach. Those will be the ones that He tells not to be offended by the events that occur at the end times. Jesus comes for a second time and believe me the whole world will see his glory. People are not just going to disappear without a trace. Jesus never says that. The trumpet will sound and He will appear in the sky with glory, the dead in Christ will rise and those living will join them in there air. Jesus and His followers will desend on the earth and there will be a great battle and after that battle is won He will set up His kingdom on earth and will rein for 1000 years. Something else to think about, He says the days will be like the days of Noah. He also talks about two being together, one taken one left. Ask yourself this, in the time of Noah who was taken off this earth? It wasn't Noah and his family. They were left here on earth. I pray we all make it, I promise I do but I think leaders need to check their ego at the door and seriously search their hearts and allow the Holy Spirit to speak clearly to them not a man in seminary or Bible College. Scofield and Darby pushed the silent rapture in the 1800s and how it caught steam I'll never know but I was taught this from a child and until I was an adult it never set right in my heart. My question was always how many times does Jesus come back? When I heard the real word the Holy Spirit told me there is the answer to your question! I pray you are right. I don't want to go through any part of the tribulation but I am prepared everyday mainly because it may be my last so I'm going to heaven, one way or another. Peace my brother 🙏
Yes, Nosh knew it the flood was going to happen and we know the rapture is going to happen. But Noah did not know when, (part of the reason he was moved by fear), and we don’t know the when either.
You really could have, and I wish you would have, spent more time on a very important passage. 2Thess 2:1-5. And it almost sounded you were saying that it teaches imminence for our Lord's coming, the rapture and start of the Day of the Lord. In reality, it teaches the exact opposite.
@@answersfromscriptureonline Ok , so I’m going to make a joke, I just joined, because I found here a few questions and I liked the answers , , lol , , and now I find out this question has already been done before , , so I go to the library , counting , counting , , there’s more than 60 before’s crikey mate, that means I’ve got weeks of watching to do.
You can’t understand the back of the Book until you understand the front of the Book.
It is all one cohesive body of truth from beginning to end - or for the believer from the beginning to the new beginning!
And the most important question is why so many so called “church” organizations have no clue about how one goes to Heaven. John 3:16 and Ephesians 2:8,9 and many more. Another question is why so many believers refer to themselves as Christians? The term Christian is only found 3 times in the Bible and now-a-days means nothing.
Our commission as believers is to share God’s plan of salvation with those who have never heard. So I agree with your first point completely. I rarely ever use the term Christian because it is far too ambiguous in this day and age. While I am not opposed to the term, I prefer Bible-believer.
Amen 🙏
Amen
Bro. Mark, Great video. My Hubby wants to know if the angels in Heaven can sin? Thank you. 😊
Good question! Didn’t we cover that once already?
@@answersfromscriptureonline I was thinking that also. 🤔
I found it. You did it 7 months ago. You'll get old one day & forget you asked the same question. 😅🤣😂
@@kakylong2 The irony is that many of my viewers are old, so I could just keep answering the same question every video!
@answersfromscriptureonline This literally made me lol. 🤣
Answer: It is probably interpreting by ignoring and brining foreign ideas to the context (eisegesis), favorable to self, biased, easy escapism "colored glasses". You are right; we don't understand all at this time. But it's best to let the passages speak for themselves and just let the chips fall where they may. If we don't understand it all, that's alright.
You have articulated one of the issues to be sure, I hope the point about the spirit of iniquity already working is seen as valid also.
@@answersfromscriptureonline Yes. Things are getting worse. Man's depravity is manifesting. And many Christians have been fooled through the ages by false antichrists. But when I see the mark demanded on hand or forehead, along with the false signs, then I'll know this is the guy. We may have a ways to go still, and I do not believe the Lord's coming is imminent.
We know in part, but hope to grow in grace and knowledge.
I was wondering if you could tell me when the fallen angels go into the lake of fire. I know Satan goes into the bottomless pit for 1,000 years and then loosed for a short season before being put in the lake of fire, but I don't see when the fallen angels meet their demise.
Here’s a well thought out description…
We know that hell was prepared for the devil and his angels, according to Matthew 25:41: “Then He will say to those on His left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.’” Jesus, by using the possessive word his makes it clear that these angels belong to Satan. Revelation 12:7-9 describes an end-times angelic battle between Michael and "his angels" and the devil and "his angels." From these and similar verses, it is clear that demons and fallen angels are synonymous.
I don’t think Scripture gives a lot of info on this, but logically speaking, it seems as if the fallen angels demise would line up with Satan’s timeline 🤷🏼
@@stan6825 Well, that's kinda what I was thinking but thought maybe I missed something. Thanks for your input.
That is a good question. I am currently behind on answering question, but I may tackle that one day as I catch up.
@@answersfromscriptureonline Thanks, no hurry
Where does your local congregation meet ?
We are in a country in which the posting of that information could result in our death; but if you wish to reveal your location, we could help direct you to a Bible-preaching church.
@answersfromscriptureonline
I'm in Wilmington nc, but travel frequently
@@ncsojourner200 I have preached all over the world, including many churches in N.C., but never in Wilmington. If you’re looking for a church, I’d try Peace Baptist.
Well Noah knew it was going to happen and he knew when, as soon as it started raining! I don't think we're supposed to be as dumb to things as you say.
I neither said nor implied that we were supposed to be dumb, I merely said what the Bible does, that this is one piece of information God said none of us would know.
@answersfromscriptureonline He does tell us when. Maybe not the exact moment but He tells what's going to be happening and He also tells us it will be a glorious event, not some secret soundless event. He is as specific as He can be. I think what worries me the most is the turning away of those if they are not taken away like so many preach. Those will be the ones that He tells not to be offended by the events that occur at the end times. Jesus comes for a second time and believe me the whole world will see his glory. People are not just going to disappear without a trace. Jesus never says that. The trumpet will sound and He will appear in the sky with glory, the dead in Christ will rise and those living will join them in there air. Jesus and His followers will desend on the earth and there will be a great battle and after that battle is won He will set up His kingdom on earth and will rein for 1000 years. Something else to think about, He says the days will be like the days of Noah. He also talks about two being together, one taken one left. Ask yourself this, in the time of Noah who was taken off this earth? It wasn't Noah and his family. They were left here on earth. I pray we all make it, I promise I do but I think leaders need to check their ego at the door and seriously search their hearts and allow the Holy Spirit to speak clearly to them not a man in seminary or Bible College. Scofield and Darby pushed the silent rapture in the 1800s and how it caught steam I'll never know but I was taught this from a child and until I was an adult it never set right in my heart. My question was always how many times does Jesus come back? When I heard the real word the Holy Spirit told me there is the answer to your question! I pray you are right. I don't want to go through any part of the tribulation but I am prepared everyday mainly because it may be my last so I'm going to heaven, one way or another. Peace my brother 🙏
Yes, Nosh knew it the flood was going to happen and we know the rapture is going to happen. But Noah did not know when, (part of the reason he was moved by fear), and we don’t know the when either.
You really could have, and I wish you would have, spent more time on a very important passage. 2Thess 2:1-5. And it almost sounded you were saying that it teaches imminence for our Lord's coming, the rapture and start of the Day of the Lord.
In reality, it teaches the exact opposite.
I have dealt with these topics in previous videos.
@@answersfromscriptureonline
Ok , so I’m going to make a joke, I just joined, because I found here a few questions and I liked the answers , , lol , , and now I find out this question has already been done before , , so I go to the library , counting , counting , ,
there’s more than 60 before’s
crikey mate,
that means I’ve got weeks of watching to do.
Enjoy the other videos at your leisure.