Yes, but the goal is not 10 kingdoms per se. Their ultimate goal is the coming of their messiah, a political and religious leader, who will rise to power during our generation. This antichrist receives his authority, throne, and great power directly from the dragon (Satan) and is permitted to exercise absolute authority over the whole Earth (that includes Greenland) for a strictly limited, and short, period of time.
No, that's not it either, Jesus didn't call them stupid. "Then said Iesus, Father, forgiue them, for they know not what they doe: And they parted his raiment, and cast lots." - Luke 23:34, KJV 1611 version
Incidentally, looking at this 1611 KJV edition I noticed, "Bel and the Dragon" it's there under Apocrypha. Bel and the Dragon, used to be part of the Book of Daniel until 1546, then was quietly moved to the appendix in the 16th century and was effectively removed from the Bibles most English-speaking Protestants owned by 1826. I wonder why?
Yes, but the goal is not 10 kingdoms per se. Their ultimate goal is the coming of their messiah, a political and religious leader, who will rise to power during our generation. This antichrist receives his authority, throne, and great power directly from the dragon (Satan) and is permitted to exercise absolute authority over the whole Earth (that includes Greenland) for a strictly limited, and short, period of time.
I agree with you.
as christ said. forgive them, they're stupid.
the typical 20yo old woman clutching her phone 24/7....waiting for a call from be low.
buggy control system. 144 guys with maps and wirecutters could take the whole thing down.
in a day.
It's not exactly what Jesus said, but I get your point: "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing" - Luke 23:34.
that's what king james' team wrote in the 1611 anglo cleanup.
45 guys at westminster, cambridge, and oxford.
jesus wasn't british, and didnt speak english. hadn't been invented yet.
great though. for sure.
No, that's not it either, Jesus didn't call them stupid. "Then said Iesus, Father, forgiue them, for they know not what they doe: And they parted his raiment, and cast lots." - Luke 23:34, KJV 1611 version
Incidentally, looking at this 1611 KJV edition I noticed, "Bel and the Dragon" it's there under Apocrypha. Bel and the Dragon, used to be part of the Book of Daniel until 1546, then was quietly moved to the appendix in the 16th century and was effectively removed from the Bibles most English-speaking Protestants owned by 1826. I wonder why?