Hi Everyone,
Lucy and I are believers in LIFE NOW! This is the true faith! All other faiths are part of the deception.
Formerly, I was a member of the Tzaddikim, and this forum was associated with the Tzaddikim as their forum. For various reasons, I was separated from them, and I am still separated from them. My belief in LIFE NOW developed after I was separated from them.
The Tzaddikim are reluctant to receive LIFE NOW because I have concluded as part of this belief that there now exist on this earth believers who lived at the time of Messiah Yahushua. Lucy and I refer to them as Immortals.
The Tzaddikim believe that the physical is a shadow or picture of the spiritual. Hence, Solomon's Temple was a shadow of the First Spiritual Temple built by Messiah (Matthew 16:18), and since Solomon's Temple was destroyed, the First Spiritual Temple should likewise have suffered destruction.
The Tzaddikim also correctly believe that Messiah made HIMSELF one with HIS Disciples on the night HE was betrayed. Hence, the Disciples, themselves, became a integral part of the Passover Lamb. The Torah requires that whatever remains from the Passover Supper must be burned with fire (Exodus 12:10). We therefore concluded that martyrdom was ordained for the Apostolic Assembly. This is an iron clad conclusion should one view "burning" as a reference to death. The reader here should also consider all the warnings of Paul concerning the shortness of time. The Apostles knew that the Spiritual Temple that they were helping to build would be destroyed!
Accordingly, Hyssop and I had a rather sharp disagreement over the possible existence of Immortals because the Tzaddikim had always taught (including me) that the 1st Spiritual Temple, the Apostolic Assembly, was completely destroyed through martyrdom. This belief in total destruction was further based on these scriptures:
http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/250103.htm
Scroll down to Chapter 31 and read what Polycrates has to say about John.
So, what say ye, is it possible that John (the Remainder, Exodus 12:10) does yet remain (John 21:21-23)?
Sincerely, Ab
Lucy and I are believers in LIFE NOW! This is the true faith! All other faiths are part of the deception.
Formerly, I was a member of the Tzaddikim, and this forum was associated with the Tzaddikim as their forum. For various reasons, I was separated from them, and I am still separated from them. My belief in LIFE NOW developed after I was separated from them.
The Tzaddikim are reluctant to receive LIFE NOW because I have concluded as part of this belief that there now exist on this earth believers who lived at the time of Messiah Yahushua. Lucy and I refer to them as Immortals.
The Tzaddikim believe that the physical is a shadow or picture of the spiritual. Hence, Solomon's Temple was a shadow of the First Spiritual Temple built by Messiah (Matthew 16:18), and since Solomon's Temple was destroyed, the First Spiritual Temple should likewise have suffered destruction.
The Tzaddikim also correctly believe that Messiah made HIMSELF one with HIS Disciples on the night HE was betrayed. Hence, the Disciples, themselves, became a integral part of the Passover Lamb. The Torah requires that whatever remains from the Passover Supper must be burned with fire (Exodus 12:10). We therefore concluded that martyrdom was ordained for the Apostolic Assembly. This is an iron clad conclusion should one view "burning" as a reference to death. The reader here should also consider all the warnings of Paul concerning the shortness of time. The Apostles knew that the Spiritual Temple that they were helping to build would be destroyed!
Accordingly, Hyssop and I had a rather sharp disagreement over the possible existence of Immortals because the Tzaddikim had always taught (including me) that the 1st Spiritual Temple, the Apostolic Assembly, was completely destroyed through martyrdom. This belief in total destruction was further based on these scriptures:
- Ephesians 2:19-22
- Matthew 24:1-2
- John 2:18-22
http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/250103.htm
Scroll down to Chapter 31 and read what Polycrates has to say about John.
So, what say ye, is it possible that John (the Remainder, Exodus 12:10) does yet remain (John 21:21-23)?
Sincerely, Ab
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