Are you ready?

GOD IS AMAZING!

sorry pass...it was NEVER taught in His Church ...if it had been, we would still be teaching it today...the TRUTH never changes

our Lord will come ONCE, to judge the living and the dead, just as the bible has ALWAYS said...and His Church has ALWAYS taught

Jesus is coming no time to get ready, just be ready!

This gives all of the body of Christ a fair and balanced playing field to understand His Word.

Lets look at it this way: translators need to translate terms that should be translated, and transliterate terms that should be transliterated, and put commentary where it belongs (footnotes, side notes, and commentaries). The reader of any translation shouldnt have to worry about whether the things written in Scripture are commentary or not. He, the reader, should be able to trust that the English text is accurate, and for this reason, the interpretive process can also be done in English.

Has this kind of methodology created something that doesnt exist in the Greek and Hebrew Scriptures? Yes! Should we call the use of hell good translating, plain commentary, or a misuse of translating?

Places and names, in most cases, should be transliterated, not translated! And you cant forget about the semantic value that should never be lost in the transport of idioms and the likes.

What is there about this dovetailing method that isnt deceptive? When did translating lose to theological bias? Why treat this aorist-tense participle with the contempt of Gorgias? Can these three nouns (sheol, gehenna, and hades) and this participle (tartarosas) be realistically understood by English readers if hell and cast them down to hell are taken literally? What can be gained if the reader loses the intention of the author? English readers are simply left in the dark when hell is used

Its all too simple: sheol, gehenna, and hades, are the nouns that have been dovetailed into one English term, hell, and tartarosas is the participle used in the same play, cast them down to hell. (I keep looking for Temeluchus to hook-choke some unfortunate in a sermon or two hello! but serious theyre not. Maybe the damned get the iron and the rest of what Tartaruchi is makes Gnostic Headliners for the shivers of the Anabaticon of Paul: polysemous words at play.

if you compare all the "return" scriptures you will find 2 events . one a sudden "be ready" to those "that are looking" heb9:28 and later the glorious, every eye will see, return to conquer and reign on earth.

Israel missed their messiah bcause they were lookng for the conquering king. not the suffering servant of Isaiah 53.

i fear much the church will miss the Rapture in the same way

first:
pretrib rapture was taught till the 4th century when it was removed by anti-semitics.

Luke 21:36 Watch and pray that you may be accounted worthy to escape these things.... the word for escape is Pheugo(strongs 5343) 1) vannish,escape
accounted worthy means to be deserving.

in other words watch pray that you may be deserving to vannish to miss these things( he tribulation).