Evidence for Yahushua’s Existence

[@ladyoftruth6651]

NDE YES HE IS REAL AND ALIVE AND IMMORTAL!

[@limvinson7479]

Hi WLC Team, would like to confirm if the antichrist identified were taken down by your own accord or was it removed due to infringement of youtube’s policy? Also, able to share if there is a chinese/mandarin version of your series.

[@fredwlcteam4264]

Many of our videos and other content have been unpublished by us due to some recent major changes in our understanding of the scriptures. Kindly see our BANNER ARCHIVE at the top right of our home page - also click on the down arrow to its right for the versions we offer.

[@limvinson7479]

Alright noted. Thanks for the response.

[@onodagaufo6187]

Rare occasions my prayers are just moans and groans pure emotion. Usually sadness or pain with no words.

[@FlatTruther]

What's wrong?

[@fredwlcteam4264]

It is a common experience - John 11:33 When Jesus therefore saw her weeping, and the Jews also weeping which came with her, he groaned in the spirit, and was troubled. Romans 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body. Romans 8:26 Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.

[@your_name_here2158]

Why are there no longer any signs necessary in your opinion?

[@fredwlcteam4264]

@your_name_here2158 no signs are necessary 'apparently' because Yahuwah wants it to be His closely guarded personal secret...... Mark 13:32 But of that day and that hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father.

[@your_name_here2158]

@@fredwlcteam4264 Greetings, Thanks for taking the time to reply. Without trying to sound prideful, I've been aware of that verse since my youth. In that verse, it is saying that none know the day or hour. Yes. However elsewhere it says to watch for the signs. Elsewhere it gives specific things that must come to pass. Thus I would say many times can be ruled out and a basic estimated window can be established. For instance, we have the prophecies in Revelation to use as markers to figure out when He will come.

[@fredwlcteam4264]

@@your_name_here2158 Acts 1:7 And he said unto them, It is not for you to know the times or the seasons, which the Father hath put in his own power. As we understand it, because Yahushua himself did not know, he could have given absolutely no sign... When He said 'watch ye therefore ---' he was admonishing all to watch/guard against the enemy and be ready at all times for entry into His kingdom - whether through death/resurrection Or His return.

[@your_name_here2158]

@@fredwlcteam4264 Interesting, While I do not think that is the correct view of the passages in question, I can respect it. Thank you for clarifying

[@ladyoftruth6651]

40k hand written copies of new Testament after his death. Disciples who took message of Gospel into all the world

[@FlatTruther]

Hey WLC, any thoughts concerning the theory that we are in Satan's little season and past the 1,000 year reign of Christ?

[@bushidodan]

The earliest Christian sources (Paul, Mark, Matthew) seem to expect an imminent eschatology - 1 Thess 4:15-17, 1 Cor 10:11, 1 Cor 15:51-52, Mk. 9:1, 13:30, 14:62. Also take a look at 2 Thess 2, 2 Peter 3, John 21:22-23 and you have a cumulative case that the earliest followers expected an imminent apocalypse but had to explain it away when it didn't happen. By the time the gospel of John was written, an imminent end is almost entirely erased. All the evidence points in the same direction, namely that Jesus himself and the earliest Christians believed they were living in the end times. When that didn't happen, the sources start to alter Jesus' message. This is most evident in Luke's later redaction which makes it immediately apparent he's trying to subdue the original imminent apocalyptic message of Jesus (because it didn't come true). In other words, the author of Luke literally changes what the original message of Jesus was and presents a false view of history. First of all, notice how Mark 1:15 “The time has come,” he said. “The kingdom of God has come near. Repent and believe the good news!” has been omitted from the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in Luke’s gospel. The reference to the time has come, the kingdom being “near” and repenting is missing from the recasting of this saying in Lk. 4:43. Mk. 9:1 And he said to them, “Truly I tell you, there are some standing here who will not taste death until they see that the kingdom of God has come with power.” Lk. 9:27 "But truly I tell you, there are some standing here who will not taste death before they see the kingdom of God.” By omitting "come with power" Luke alters the meaning of the prediction of a witnessed cosmic event to something more ambiguous that is open to alternative interpretations. Luke also has to explain the delay by adding to the verse 19:11 that the parable was told because some "thought that the kingdom of God was about to appear immediately." Hmmm. I wonder where that idea came from? Luke 21:8 adds the warning "And he said, “Beware that you are not led astray; for many will come in my name and say, ‘I am he!’ and, ‘The time is near!’ Do not go after them" which is an addition to Mark 13:5-6 that does not have the warning of some claiming "the time is near!" This contradicts Jesus' own words from Mark 1:15! Lk. 21:9 adds the comment that “the end will not come right away” which seems like a correction to the view that some did think it would come right away. Lk. 21:19 rewrites and omits “endures to the end” from Mk. 13:13. Lk. 21:23-24 omits “shortening the days” from Mk. 13:19-20. Lk. 21:31 omits “at the very gates” from Mk. 13:29. Luke rewrites Mark 14:62 in Lk. 22.69. Mark says "You will see the Son of Man seated at the right hand of the Power and coming with the clouds of heaven" to the High Priest while Luke alters this to "From now on the Son of Man will be seated at the right hand of God." So the prediction of literally seeing the Son of Man on the clouds of heaven in the near future has been replaced by a statement about the present state of Jesus.

[@FlatTruther]

@@bushidodan I believe it did happen and that Satan has deceived the world with premillennialist theology. I'm not a theologian BUT I've been watching videos about the history around the time of 70 Ad and a lot of the prophecies came true. I think that Satan was released hundreds of years ago and now we are In Satans little season. Maybe I'm wrong, but it sounds like you aren't a Christian or don't believe in the infallible natute of scriptures. Thank you for your reply it was Informative 🙏

[@FlatTruther]

@@bushidodan Btw, i don't think that Luke omits anything in order to hide something, I think the writers just came from different viewpoints or read slightly different writings etc. Again thanks for your reply I can tell that you are very familiar with Scripture.

[@FlatTruther]

@@bushidodan Given your knowledge of the scriptures, could you tell me your interpretation of all of the end times prophecy? What do you think the 1,000 year reign and then the short season of Satan being released would look like?

[@fredwlcteam4264]

Yahushua gave no timeline or sign and we now understand that the 1000 years is simply symbolic of a 'long time'... therefore we will not venture to 'speculate' on such matters. Kindly see on our website - www.worldslastchance.com/archives/banners/all/all

[@keithsmith9171]

Since you can’t find Yahushua’s name or any prophecies concerning him in the Old testament, I’d find this evidence hard to believe. When The NT refers to Scripture it’s talking about the OT. The NT is just letters circulating trying to prove that Yahusha is the coming messiah when it is clearly shown that David is in the OT

[@FlatTruther]

David is the Messiah?

[@fredwlcteam4264]

If you mean that David would be the Messiah, we would be interested to see that evidence. Yahushua was recognized as 'the son of David' -- Matthew (10) Mark (3) Luke (4) Acts (1) Romans (1)

[@FlatTruther]

WLC doesnt believe that Jesus is God?

[@your_name_here2158]

As I understand it, yes that is their view. I disagree with them on that. I think they might be Unitarian, but I am unsure. I believe Yahushua is God.

[@FlatTruther]

@@your_name_here2158 I am convinced that Jesus Christ is God. I think once you understand that much, understanding how exactly He and the Father are distinguished from each other is a difficult subject, nonetheless Christ is clearly stated to be 💯 percent God

[@your_name_here2158]

@@FlatTruther Awesome! Glad we're in agreement on that brother : )