Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Kindle
Páginas
142
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
Apr 1, 2012
Editora
Secretarius MEMPS Publications
ISBN-10
1452450706
ISBN-13
9781452450704
Descrição
This book raises an important question regarding the timetable of prophetic appearances predicted in the Bible. Variour occurances signal to wth wide awaken person what time it is in the divine scheme of things. If something does or doesn't transpire it is a direct reflection of the creditablity of God as well as His prophets and Messengers. Consistency is everything.
The "doctors of the law" in the Bible knew that certain events had to take place in order to verify the timing of judgment predicted to come at the end of white rule.
When Jesus of 2,000 years ago made his appearance in an attempt to save them, those who were familiar with scripture and its timing studied the resurrection and judgment teachings of Jesus, but found that the timing was suspect.
Considering that there were a few gaps or events missing from the time, they constantly second guessed him and his disciples. One such incident happened when the disciples were out teaching and were approached by the Jewish Scribes, who rejected their claim, because Elijah was to be raised just before the great and dreadful day of the Lord. When the disciple went back to Jesus to report of their encounter, they asked Jesus, "Why do the Scribes say that Elijah must first come?
The "doctors of the law" in the Bible knew that certain events had to take place in order to verify the timing of judgment predicted to come at the end of white rule.
When Jesus of 2,000 years ago made his appearance in an attempt to save them, those who were familiar with scripture and its timing studied the resurrection and judgment teachings of Jesus, but found that the timing was suspect.
Considering that there were a few gaps or events missing from the time, they constantly second guessed him and his disciples. One such incident happened when the disciples were out teaching and were approached by the Jewish Scribes, who rejected their claim, because Elijah was to be raised just before the great and dreadful day of the Lord. When the disciple went back to Jesus to report of their encounter, they asked Jesus, "Why do the Scribes say that Elijah must first come?