Will Elijah restore true Christianity in the future?

[BibleReader]

Matthew 17:11:  ". . .Elijah is coming and will restore all things"

[Shilohsfoal]

I don't think so. 

https://biblehub.com/matthew/17-12.htm

[other one]

I think Jesus said it was referring to John the Baptist..

[R. Hartono]

The two witnessess could be Moses and Elijah but they will be hated by nations.

[BibleReader]

Malachi 4:5:  “Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the great and awesome day of the Lord comes."

[Revelation Man]

On 10/20/2020 at 5:47 PM, BibleReader said:

Matthew 17:11:  ". . .Elijah is coming and will restore all things"

He restores Israel to a relationship with God. He has no need to "RESTORE Christians" right? Besides, we are already in Heaven by that time for the most part. There will be a Remnant Church on earth that get saved after the Rapture. 

[Electric Earth]

Absolutely, and there will be NO excuses because it will be done with great power from God (Rev. 11:5,6). That power will be displayed through the "two" witnesses. The two witnesses are Elijah and Moses. "Elijah" will clear out Babylonish doctrines from Christianity, just as Elijah did with the Israelites, and after 1260 days of captivity "Moses" will deliver God's people from the tyrannical eighth king, just as Moses delivered God's people from captivity to a tyrannical world empire (Rev. 15:3). The two witnesses are one man with a dual role. The number two signifies the veracity of his message. One aspect of his ministry is to perform powerful works like Moses to force the eighth king to let God's people go (Rev. 11:6). That's because he will be the "prophet like Moses" spoken of in Deuteronomy 18:15,18 and Acts 3:21-24 (see also John 1:21). Most people believe that Jesus was the prophet like Moses. Not so. Jesus did not deliver the Jews from a tyrannical world empire like Moses did. What's more, Jesus is seen talking to Moses (and Elijah) during the transfiguration. That event prefigures the work of the two witnesses (they are talking about the death of Christ because he too must suffer a martyrdom - Rev. 11:7). This means that Jesus is NOT the prophet like Moses, unless you believe he was having a conversation with himself or that there is to be TWO prophets like Moses?

I know who this man is and you can see some of his restoration work as "Elijah" on YouTube. You might not like what you see. The truth is not popular.

Edited January 31, 2021 by Electric Earth

[Dennis1209]

31 minutes ago, Electric Earth said:

Absolutely, and there will be NO excuses because it will be done with great power from God (Rev. 11:5,6). That power will be displayed through the "two" witnesses. The two witnesses are Elijah and Moses. "Elijah" will clear out Babylonish doctrines from Christianity, just as Elijah did with the Israelites, and after 1260 days of captivity "Moses" will deliver God's people from the tyrannical eighth king, just as Moses delivered God's people from captivity to a tyrannical world empire (Rev. 15:3). The two witnesses are one man with a dual role. The number two signifies the veracity of his message. One aspect of his ministry is to perform powerful works like Moses to force the eighth king to let God's people go (Rev. 11:6). That's because he will be the "prophet like Moses" spoken of in Deuteronomy 18:15,18 and Acts 3:21-24 (see also John 1:21). Most people believe that Jesus was the prophet like Moses. Not so. Jesus did not deliver the Jews from a tyrannical world empire like Moses did. What's more, Jesus is seen talking to Moses (and Elijah) during the transfiguration. That event prefigures the work of the two witnesses (they are talking about the death of Christ because he too must suffer a martyrdom - Rev. 11:7). This means that Jesus is NOT the prophet like Moses, unless you believe he was having a conversation with himself or that there is to be TWO prophets like Moses?

I know who this man is and you can see some of his restoration work as "Elijah" on YouTube. You might not like what you see. The truth is not popular.

Your views are pretty much my thoughts. "The Two Witnesses"; what's the requirement to be a witness? I'd say you had to personally witness everything in truth. Mosaic Law required a minimum of "two" males for it to be accepted and believed as truth. Moses and Elijah were transported forward in time to talk with Jesus at His transfiguration. 

Two men were at the tomb of Jesus; two men were at Jesus ascension. Could they have been Moses and Elijah witnessing it? 

Speaking of which: I've been puzzled how Peter, James and John knew that it was Moses and Elijah talking with the Lord. Perhaps it has something to do with: 1 Corinthians 13:12 (KJV) For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known.