Day,
The Interpretation in plain
English
Mat 24:35 KJV - [35] Heaven and earth shall pass away,
but my words shall not pass away.
The Youtube link you provided is a man
only parroting Bro. Riley’s article. He makes no such
effort to interpret the passage, just what he’s heard from
Bro. Riley. According to the Youtuber, somehow the
passage was remolded into saying this: The
heaven will approach the earth but my words shall
not pass away. That doesn’t make any sense
whatsoever. In both the first and second half of the
sentence, the word ‘pass away’ is the exact same word.
Should we read it to say ‘the heaven shall approach the
earth but my word shall not approach’? I also don’t
understand how he separates the ‘heavens AND earth’, which
are tied together by the conjunction AND. Separating
them to say the heaven approaches the earth is a gross
manipulation of what the Lord actually spoke. We are
held accountable for every idle word we speak. I
certainly wouldn’t want to be guilty of twisting Jesus’
sentence.
Mat 12:36 KJV - [36] But I say unto you, That every idle
word that men shall speak, they shall give account
thereof in the day of judgment.
The Contrasting ‘BUT’
Do you not see the obvious contrast
in the Lord’s sentence, ‘The heavens and earth shall pass
away, BUT my Word shall not pass away’?
The word BUT in the sentence delineates a CONTRAST of the
FIRST PART OF THE SENTENCE. Consequently the second
part of the sentence, which includes the words SHALL NOT,
infers the opposite of the first part.
Example: The cow shall pass
over the moon BUT the chicken shall
not pass over the moon. The cow shall, but the
chicken shall not. The ‘pass over’ part in the first
and second half of the sentence mean the same thing.
However, the ‘shall and shall not’ describes contrasting
result tied by the conjunction BUT. Shall = the
positive; BUT = contrast; Shall not = the
negative.
‘The heavens AND the earth shall pass
away but my Words shall not pass away’ said Jesus. He
was NOT making a reference to the vaporous Niburu.
Falling Skys
Day, I certainly believe the Bible where
it specifically says something will fall or come from the
heavens. As for the meaning of the first and second
trumpets: “hail and fire mingled with blood”, sounds to me
like molten red lava falling inside our atmosphere; and a
“burning mountain cast into the sea”, sounds like a volcanic
eruption – like the Krakatoa eruption but much bigger, in
one of our oceans. The third of course is the
celestial object ‘burning like a lamp’ which certainly will
fall from the *heavens. I could be wrong, but we’ll
see. After it all happens, we’ll know for sure.
*There are three heavens in the Bible:
1st heaven = our immediate atmosphere; 2nd
heaven = space where the sun, moon and stars dwell; and
the 3rd heaven = the heaven where the Lord
Jesus is, glory land, paradise, etc. (2nd
Corinthians 12:1-4).
At the current well-measured
trajectory, the tiny Elenin poses no threat to earth.
That is not to say it couldn’t break-up as it approaches the
sun and then, who knows? It could be that Elenin then
becomes the Wormwood (absinthia) which poisons our
waters. That would only be SPECULATION at this point
in time though. God’s Word is ABSOLUTE, but to say
Elenin is thee Wormwood can only be
SPECULATION. Do you see the difference?
My problem with Niburu is, it DOES NOT
EXIST AS DESCRIBED. There is no brown dwarf star
currently coursing through our inner solar system.
There are no real astronomers reporting it and more simply,
we cannot see it in our skys. An object the size of
Jupiter or larger (which it must be to be a brown dwarf)
would REFLECT THE SUN’S LIGHT just like every other
celestial object in our solar system. The tiny Elenin
is a great example: It is like a grain of sand compared to
Jupiter, yet astronomers can photograph the tiny comet
millions of miles away because it reflects the light of the
sun. Yet no astronomer has ever produced a picture of
a foreign object the size of Jupiter coursing through the
inner solar system. We live on a ball so matter which
direction this Niburu would be coming from, if it were that
big, somebody would SEE IT. It is as vaporous as the
wind of doctrine describing it.
Another misnomer that I didn’t address
yesterday regarding the ‘3630 year’ period that this Niburu
is supposed to have. How could you know it has a 3630
year period unless it has been observed twice?
Will something come? Yes.
Will something fall FROM the heavens? ABSOLUTELY. No
one here at the Dove’s forum disputes the catastrophes that
will befall our planet during the Tribulation.
In Christ,
Kevin Heckle