Guest Ancientyger Posted February 12, 2002 Share Posted February 12, 2002 They're gathering funds to erect some sort of 150ft(meter?) gold statue to him in India.... ill get the link and post it for you. I used to think that he was nothing at all ...never understanding the rumors...... I had seen the "gods of the New Age" but didn't make the connection until ai saw a sight with Benjamin Creme pointing out Maitreya as the Aquairian leader.... He does seem to have a following.... If he has the B'hai... then he does have followeres in the uS and Isreal as well as world wid... im not sure if he does... but his principals sound awfully familiar Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HAZARD Posted February 19, 2002 Group: Royal Member Followers: 11 Topic Count: 320 Topics Per Day: 0.04 Content Count: 6,830 Content Per Day: 0.84 Reputation: 3,570 Days Won: 1 Joined: 02/16/2002 Status: Offline Share Posted February 19, 2002 The Antichrist... According to Dan. 7:7-8, 23-24 He will come from with in the old Roman Empire and from amongst the ten kingdoms. that are yet to be formed therein. This alone would prove that he cannot come from heaven #### or Germany Russia or from any other countries that man say he will come from. According to Dan. 8:7-9, 20-23, he must come from one of the four divisions of the old Grecian Empire, which would be known today as Greece, Turkey, Syria, and Egypt. When Alexander the Great died his empire was divided into four parts, as can be seen by consulting any ancient history. In Dan. 8:9 it states, "Out of one of them," that is out of one of the four divisions of the Grecian Empire the "little horn" would come, and this is explained in verse 23 as being in the latter time of the existence of these four kingdoms a king of fierce counternance would rise. The four kingdoms of Dan. 8 will make four of the ten of Dan. 7, and the purpose of this chapter over Dan. 7 is to narrow the coming ot the antichrist geographically from the ten kingdoms to four of the ten; so we can definately say that he will not come from any country outside these four kingdoms. Therefore because he is coming from either Greece, Turkey, Syria, or Egypt, he cannot come from Italy, the Vatican, Germany, Russia, or some other place many Bible students say he will come from, for none of these countries was a part of the old Grecian Empire or the four divisions of the Grecian Empire out of which the antichrist must come. If men had read these chapters and believed what is plainly revealed, we never would have had all the foolish speculations of the past about Musolini, Hitler, or some other man. Neither would we have now the present foolish speculation that the Pope, or some present man will be the antichrist to fulfill prophecy. The Bible definitely tells you where the antichrist comes from. The book of Daniel not only makes it clear that he will come from the ten kingdoms of the old Roman Empire as in Dan. 7:7-8, 23_24, and from the four divisions of the grecian Empire, which are four of the ten, as in Dan. 8:7-9, 20-23, but it also makes it clear that he will come from the Syrian division of the four divisions of Greece,as plainly taught in Dan.11. The King of the north of this chapter is Syria, and the king of the south is Egypt. Wars between these two divisions of Greece are pictured in Dan. 11:5-34. Verses 35-45 portray war between these same two kingdoms "at the time of the end" showing the result of the last war between them. It states that the land of Egypt shall not escape the king of the north in this last war, thus identifying Syria as being the country from which the antichrist must come. If the king of the north was Russia, as many Bible students now teach, how could Dan. 11:44 be fulfilled? What countries are north of Russia that could fight against her, as required by this verse? There are no countries north of Russia, thus proving that the King of the north could not be Russia. When we understand the reference to be the northern division of the Grecian Empire, Syria, everything in this passage is clear. The antichrist definitely comes from Syria and is called the king of the north who will fulfill all of Dan.8:22-23; 11:35-45; 12:1-7. Praise God forever more, for revealing to the foolish that which has confounded the wise!!! Hazard. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Ancientyger Posted February 21, 2002 Share Posted February 21, 2002 Good word Hazard..... Is he a born citizen of Syria...or a Usurper....like Bin Laden? Simply because he seems to usurp everything else... even assuming a place i the Holy of holies... (...This is curiosity.... and not a defensive question) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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