Jackson Jambalaya

"Some believe..."

DL, others pay more attention to Biblical scholars who can read the original language and know historical context than to an old man in Starkville.

You are no Dr. Pollard.

Why no comments? Are The Book of Revelation Chapter 2 & 3 simply too controversial and prescient for this blog?

@2:01 PM Tired of this particular person. Opinions are always off the mark.

@3:37
Honestly, I’m tired of bootlicker bot, sheeple NPCs like you, myself.

I wonder if Jesus would have thrown Daniel out of the temple. Daniel's typical political spiel is one of the least Christian attitudes I've encountered. Interesting that he is now focused more on opining about divinity and theology than politics. Maybe that's a good sign for his soul.

I suppose I could make a good political case for Trump being one of the 4 Horsemen and add Putin, Xi and Jong Un or maybe the Ayatollah of Iran...tough last choice.

I didn't overlook in Revelations that we won't KNOW when it's the End of Days. I didn't overlook in another Chapter how hard it is for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven or other passages that seem inconvenient in Christianity these days.

But, I'm pretty sure anyone who tells lies or believes the lies of false prophets aids in empowering the Four Horsemen. And, I'm certain that anyone who can blog can do their due diligence to discern facts from lies these days AND make their own decisions on which policies are actually possible and that may have some chance of success in delaying the End. But if we can't pick wise and benevolent leaders who are honorable and are doomed, pretty certain we'd better be moral and treat others as we want to be treated.

The thing one should get out of Revelations, is to adhere to the Ten Commandments, to Jesus' teachings and to beware of the Seven Deadly Sins is our road to Salvation whenever our end comes.

IF you want to think of Revelations in political terms, I would suggest it would be to know that a leader who seeks money and power for himself, who lies to do it, who is not benevolent to his people is not the " who" we should choose. We can't find " perfection" in any human leader but surely we can tell the difference in a man or woman who tries to show the best of his faith in word and deed and one who never ever acknowledges or tries to make amends for mistakes, much less his sins.

We can't even seem to tell the difference between being strong or a brute, between being kind and mean so no wonder we can't distinguish between a lie and the truth. But we are very good at judging others.

I really want DL to get medical advice. If he was a good man in his youth and early adulthood and not a member of the KKK or Neo-Nazis all of whom likely suffer from psychiatric problems, he needs help.

@12:25

DL didn’t say anything related to what you bloviated about.
Press CTRL+F on your keyboard and type “Jesus” into the search box that pops up.
Now count how many times DL wrote the word “Jesus” and ask yourself what his article is really about.

HINT: It’s about JESUS.

Honestly, no intent to throw stones, or pass judgment, but to those who prefer the opinion of Bible scholars who have read copies of the original language NT documents, I would say, "Be like those of the Church in Berea." You may be better off to verify whatever you have been told is the truth through your own study of scripture, regardless of who tells you.

Sorry, I hit enter too quickly. Also be wary of any interpretation of the book of John's Revelation and the person making it because the author himself wrote,


“For I testify together to everyone who hears the Words of the prophecy of this Book: If anyone adds to these things, God will add on him the plagues that have been written in this Book. And if anyone takes away from the Words of the Book of this prophecy, God will take away his part out of the Book of Life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which have been written in this Book.”

Still too quick.

Amen.