michael17

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
But Michael you do expect to be officially made an immortal by the entity you believe to be the Creator of the Universe at some point in the future? Brother Johan can speak with his God anytime he wants to. Do you not think that is amazing? Can you do the same too Michael?

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

……..and should people believe this, they will get eternal ‘life’. That is my ten second take. Is that your point? Essentially, assuming belief bares fruit. So Johan believes that He can communicate with the Creator of the Universe and Michael17 believes he will become an immortal. That’s my 5 second take. Am I misread…

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Strega wrote:
Ok Michael, I’ll bite. What I read from your posts is that Prophecy (which is vague and needs interpretation) is there to demonstrate the existence of god and that this (generalised) foretelling of the future is a technique to persuade humans of god’s existence- and should people believe this, they will get eternal ‘li…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
@michael17 – I will tell of future things to occur. If that is our future Michael I think I will be going to the Shitting Pants shop tomorrow to get me a pair and a spare. There will be trouble if they are playing bad pop music though.

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Strega wrote:
Even if I followed that – what does it recommend you do? Is there any use to knowing ‘the beast’ is going to do something if we have no idea who that is and cannot prevent it doing it’s deed?

As it is written, “ Behold, I have told before that when it comes to past you might believe”. Thus, the only thing you can do is believe God…[Read more]

put a name into it Strega wrote:I was still have no idea what the point of all these prophecies are, since they appear only to be recognisable after the event. It seems to me a useful prophecy might help you to avoid misfortune, or gain success. But if you only recognise that something was prophecy after the event, that would defeat the purpose.…

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jakelafort wrote:
michael17/Johan you have not answered me why you are utilizing both names/profiles

My name/profile is correct, no relations to Johan in name nor Christology.  But the Christ mind is an actual genesis as I described.  But as to which verse is correct, It depends on wether you addressing spiritually or bodily.

TheEncogitationer wrote:
Michael17, Well, that’s as clear as mud. Is this “Jesus mind” available on an app store? 😁

You literally must be generated out of the Holy Spirit, as was Christ. You take on the divine nature as you become engrafted onto the  spiritual body of Christ. And by all rights, empowered as the apostles.  The only problem is find…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:
Michael17 and Johan, All I know is this so-called Messiah is a crappy schedule-maker and schedule-keeper: One Bible verse said that Jesus the Messiah would return within the lifetime of the Disciples: Verily I say unto you, Ye shall not have gone over the cities of Israel, till the Son of man be come. Matthew 10:23 And…

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@Reg

No doubt this is not the Apostolic Messiah, he is apparently fulfilling prophecies in their Rabbinical writings. At least according to them. But interpreting the Ukrainian war as the battle of Gog  vs. Magog  protagonist in the 38th chapter of the book of Ezekiel, appears to be a stretch, even if Russia invades Israel  as a consequences  o…[Read more]

@Autumn,

Thanks, for the comments and reference Autumn. It would be earth shattering if this Messiah inspires the commencing of the building of the third Temple.

Strega wrote:
Alright, Michael, now I understand – prophecy is a sort of evidence to help people feel their faith is well placed. How does this prophecy lead specifically to the abrahamic god? Why could this prophecy not be pointing at a different root cause, or god, or even a group of gods? If we accept that prophecy is real and is a ‘…

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Strega wrote:
Michael, in your belief system, what purpose does the prophecy serve? Please try to answer me without ‘beasts’ and ‘horns’, etc. I’m not asking about the content or delivery mechanism of these prophecies, just their purpose.

Thanks for asking, Prophecy serves as a means by which the believer knows God’s word is true and thus reinfo…[Read more]

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Strega wrote:
Hi Popie, thanks for posting this. I agree that Michael may have some unorthodox perspectives, but he does not insult or mock anyone and never has, in all the years we’ve known him. I respect him for that.

Sure, I agree he seems like a nice guy. Big deal. Heck I’d bet the Heaven’s Gate people were nice as well.…

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I repurposed a CNN (Convoluted Neural  Network )to categorize welding flaws as a part of a research project.

Oops!, I meant Convolutional…

@Strega and Popebeanie

I appreciate your kind words. Thank you.

Strega wrote:
Hi Michael Are you saying there’s no ‘hell’ or post life torture?

Yes, there is no eternal suffering for those of flesh and blood but a second death after judgement day.

@TheEncogitationer

And to top it all off, he still didn’t answer my questions of how is Kirill blaspheming Christianity’s morally inverted doctrines and how can Christ be a God if there are people he can’t persuade.

Jake, Autumn. and Davis all need to recalibrate their Turing Tests. If they are looking for a Bot, Michael17 is definitely it!

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PopeBeanie wrote:
jakelafort wrote:
Michael, not much of an answer to Beanie’s thoughtful questions.

Thank you Jake. While Michael responded partly with “I have historical proved the Revelation to my satisfaction. However it is still a leap of faith since we cannot scientifically prove that there is a God.” Even if a leap of faith is not how I…

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