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Kacou 35 — The four prophetic times on Mark 13:35
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Mark 13:35: "... watch therefore, for ye do not know when the master of the house comes: evening, or midnight, or cock-crow, or Morning ". This goes in the same sense as Ezekiel 1:19 to 21...
And although perfection is not man’s business and that he is not ready, he wants to hear that "the rapture is for such a year ..." There has been a multitude of false dates but he wants more. But unfortunately, he wants them from everywhere and from anyone. And yet throughout the Bible, it is only the Spirit of Daniel who has the notion of times. Check that from Genesis to Revelation. No prophet except for Daniel.
And it is Daniel who made use of the expressions of time first: "a time and times and a half time", and Daniel 7:12 says:"... a season and a time" and not "some time" as Louis Segond says. Similarly: "2300 evenings [and] mornings" not 2300 days and nights, but evenings and mornings as we see it in Esther. "70 weeks, 1260 days, 1290 days, 1335 days ..." thus, in Daniel 7:12, it is question of: "for a season and a time" and not "for some time".
Have you seen the imprint of all the Spirits of God in the book of Revelation? That's it! But today I want to indicate the rapture in a general sense. According to the Bible, is it in the evening, at midnight, at the cock-crow or in the morning? And yet, the evening time has passed and the morning which Mark 13:35 talks about is the time of the visitation of Asia and the Arab nations.
First, Matthew 25:6 says that there was a Message then the ten virgins arise ... Then they trim their torches ...Then in the long run, the foolish grow heavy while the wise are still awake and boiling. Then the foolish say to the wise: Lay your hands on us so that we may be given to walk on water, to disappear and to also perform these miracles of which you bear witness...
If someone was standing before the evening time, he would see the rapture at the evening time. But if someone was standing in the evening time, he would see the rapture at midnight. But, I tell you in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, that the rapture will take place in the morning at the time of the visitation of Asia and the Arab nations.
Well. Revelation 12:14 says that the midnight Cry is given to the elect of such country ... such country ... such country to carry them into the dimension and the spirit of the Cry. And when the Message of the midnight Cry reaches the last country and the last elect of the midnight Cry get in, then the messenger of the midnight Cry leaves the scene. And then the time of the midnight Cry passes and God sends another prophet on the earth with a new Message.
Notice for example that Revelation 10 extends over decades. For example, in verse 1, the strong angel is standing on the sea and the earth, but in verse 8, the expression "the angel who is standing on the sea and on the earth" is a title like "Him who sits upon the throne."
I recall that the interpretation of the unknown tongue was neither in the little book opened
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
Mark 13:35: "... watch therefore, for ye do not know when the master of the house comes: evening, or midnight, or cock-crow, or Morning ". This goes in the same sense as Ezekiel 1:19 to 21...
And although perfection is not man’s business and that he is not ready, he wants to hear that "the rapture is for such a year ..." There has been a multitude of false dates but he wants more. But unfortunately, he wants them from everywhere and from anyone. And yet throughout the Bible, it is only the Spirit of Daniel who has the notion of times. Check that from Genesis to Revelation. No prophet except for Daniel.
And it is Daniel who made use of the expressions of time first: "a time and times and a half time", and Daniel 7:12 says:"... a season and a time" and not "some time" as Louis Segond says. Similarly: "2300 evenings [and] mornings" not 2300 days and nights, but evenings and mornings as we see it in Esther. "70 weeks, 1260 days, 1290 days, 1335 days ..." thus, in Daniel 7:12, it is question of: "for a season and a time" and not "for some time".
Have you seen the imprint of all the Spirits of God in the book of Revelation? That's it! But today I want to indicate the rapture in a general sense. According to the Bible, is it in the evening, at midnight, at the cock-crow or in the morning? And yet, the evening time has passed and the morning which Mark 13:35 talks about is the time of the visitation of Asia and the Arab nations.
First, Matthew 25:6 says that there was a Message then the ten virgins arise ... Then they trim their torches ...Then in the long run, the foolish grow heavy while the wise are still awake and boiling. Then the foolish say to the wise: Lay your hands on us so that we may be given to walk on water, to disappear and to also perform these miracles of which you bear witness...
If someone was standing before the evening time, he would see the rapture at the evening time. But if someone was standing in the evening time, he would see the rapture at midnight. But, I tell you in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, that the rapture will take place in the morning at the time of the visitation of Asia and the Arab nations.
Well. Revelation 12:14 says that the midnight Cry is given to the elect of such country ... such country ... such country to carry them into the dimension and the spirit of the Cry. And when the Message of the midnight Cry reaches the last country and the last elect of the midnight Cry get in, then the messenger of the midnight Cry leaves the scene. And then the time of the midnight Cry passes and God sends another prophet on the earth with a new Message.
Notice for example that Revelation 10 extends over decades. For example, in verse 1, the strong angel is standing on the sea and the earth, but in verse 8, the expression "the angel who is standing on the sea and on the earth" is a title like "Him who sits upon the throne."
I recall that the interpretation of the unknown tongue was neither in the little book opened
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