What's next for the tech-hungry menu upcoming?

[flautistnaturist]

Given that first world telecom is more of a priority than the, much less costly to secure, third world starvation, what karma are the people of the "developed" world earning with our stunted moral values?

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From me could come a flippant, "you MFs," but I'm on here, too. . .

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[ Revelation of John 6:8, Holy Bible ]
"And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with ***hunger***, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth."

Of which movement will you become?

twelvetribes dot org

[Guy13]

Daniel, Matthew, Revelation, and Premillennialism End Times is your answer. Those who are In Christ Jesus are called up prior to the great tribulation as described in the Bible. The configuration of the global states, Beast, etc. Revelation 7:14. Matthew 24:21-28, 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, 2 Thessalonians 1:7-8, Revelation 1:7, 19:14 to start. Daniel is good too.

[flautistnaturist]

These communal guys after Acts 4:32 and Luke 14:33 expect *one* return of the biblical Savior, at the very end, with (maybe mid-trib) exodus of most of their people into the wilderness, with 144,000 of their young men staying back in regular society to be slaughtered for pleading with the general populace not to take the mark of the beast: twelvetribes dot org

[Guy13]

No offense intended but if that's your understanding of Eschatology then your Biblical heurmeneutics need to be corrected. I do not know where you learned to interpret the Bible but from what you laid out... it is from a false teacher.

[flautistnaturist]

Given that characters such as Martin Luther and those similar are both considered as some sort of "church fathers" while at the same time prescribing the killing of parties seen as derelict as some imagined means of serving the Man who said to "turn the other cheek," "false teachers" do seem fairly easy to come by. Many of the "good men" of the "church" to date have participated in such things as burning people at the stake, splitting literally completely open the noses of those in disagreement, etc. (none of which was especially any grand expression of "turning the other cheek"). Yes, there are false teachers among those called upright, to this conclusion, one can come with confidence. ". . . give up all you have," (Luke14:33, Holy Bible.) seems fairly straightforward without any fangled words such as "hermeneutics" or "eschatology," while simultaneously being ignored or "explained" away by pretty much every true false teacher on the market today, which is the way overwhelming majority. . .

[flautistnaturist]

Find me a teacher today who doesn't either live by or attempt to live by the pattern in Acts 4:32, and you will have found me a true "false teacher." One of which you may even be, it seems may be to me. . ?

[Guy13]

You are nonsensical and obviously zero biblical training. Ranting about men. Again, your Biblical interpretation is non biblical and secular. No time for gobbledygook