When you tell churchers that the corrupt govt in modern day Israel has nothing to do with the Bible they quote things at you about like this.
It's almost like if I change my name to Jesus & a bunch of them started worshipping me.
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Churchers: trust something you can never verify!
the superficial addressees of the letters to the churches in the beginning of revelation really seem to fit very well with the modern ones. for some reason i only memorised the story of laodicea, perhaps because i find this kind of wishy washy mealy mouthed prevarication the most vile thing in people who claim to be following a holy path, but this reminds me again how much i need to read that whole book through and through until i can almost recite it.
the relevance of the text is so acutely at an apex now i can't stand it! we are absolutely in the tribulation right now, there is no question in my mind.
I have a friend who is a priest & he did a great series of episodes on Revelation in his podcast, Unbinding the Bible.
i think as we get closer to the times it speaks of some things are rapidly becoming more concrete, it definitely warrants an update now, especially considering the new phase in the conquest of the oil lands. i've read several things including Enoch, and The Apocalypse of Yajnavalkya which point to a specific alignment of planets and moon and sun relative to the Pleiades which will portend the arrival of the Taurids and is what will produce the total destruction that is mentioned in Revelation.
As a “churcher” I approve and do not believe the globalist installment known as the state of Israel is the same Israel as in the Word.
IMO there's a difference btwn going to church & being a churcher. Gotta have some sort of label to describe the non-thinkers - people who think certain simple motions & repeated words indicate that they are on the side of good.