The War Of Gog And Magog | Tyler Gaulden

[@leaevans2347]

Good Teaching Preacher!!

[@ChildofGod98765]

Jesus please give me strength I seem to bear the weight of the world on my shoulders as a single mom, I often face challenges that can seem insurmountable especially with raising two children with special needs. I’m trying to balance everything but Lord I’m struggling to make ends meet, to pay bills, and to put food on the table for my children. Jesus hear my prayers and please continue to give me strength.

[@denisewebb6174]

Love this message...God will not bless us if we do not bless Israel

[@DebbieJames-x8d]

Blessed ✝️ Sunday ⛪🌅, on May 19th ,2024 ; Pastor Tyler. Thanks for continuing to share this *📖* Message !!! 🙂

[@edbowland2641]

End of time at the end of time “God will set his throne in Elam”. ... Jeremiah 49:38 prophesies that at the end of time “God will set his throne in Elam”. Elam is in Persia (Iran), on the day of judgment.Abraham came from Iraq

[@michaelclark8933]

This will not happen till after the rapture. God will not allow his people to go through any part of the tribulation.

[@MrZeuqsav]

Magog= Spiritual Israelites, gathered out of nations,@Ezek,36:24, / tested with fire, @Ezek, 39:6, ,dwelt in an unwalled villages( org, of different racies) never partakes any physical wars,@Isaiah,2:4/Rom, 2:28-29/ Eph, 6:12, Gog= all false religions which will attack New Jerusalem,God's org, in a spiritual battle, @Ezek, 38:11,/ Rev, 20:1-10, Mount migido a figurative burial place for Gog, this means all false religion will vanished, God will use the beasts to do his.will, to burn them to cease not to exist@ Rev,17:1-17, If Gog is a literal places it is very imposible to bury them in a literal mount migido, @Ezek,39:11/ Rev,17:1-17,

[@jimmyjames7941]

Iran is Shia but the others are Sunni!!!

[@user-xm5le5ok2r]

I watched your message and you are totally off based with scripture.

[@HEAVENBOUND267]

Tyler is never off in his teaching.

[@xtremefearnc]

Explain why you think he is off base.

[@user-xm5le5ok2r]

I tried sending a response, but someone keeps removing my response. Just do your research on the true meaning of apocalypse and how the term rapture came into existence. Contrary to what you may infer from the Current Events or Fiction section of your local Christian bookstore the word Apocalypse does not mean “the end of the world.” In its original Greek context, the word Apokalypsis actually means “to uncover and unveil” or “to make known what was once hidden.” For starters, rapture theology was developed by John Darby in the 1830s, a British preacher who - and, this is true - had no formal theology training or education. There is little to no evidence that rapture theology was taught in any era of church history prior to the 19th-Century. Nonetheless, it seeped into the bedrock of American Evangelicalism when Darby’s views made it into the Scofield Reference Bible - a popular study Bible - in 1909, and the formation of Dallas Theological Seminary in 1924 by Lewis Chafer, a man particularly taken by Darby’s views. However, rapture theology shifted from the dry seminary classrooms to the mainstream in the late-1970s and early-2000s with the publication of popular books like The Late Great Planet Earth and the Left Behind series. The end of the world translation by many is off based. Just think about this for a moment. All the end of world predictions and second coming of Christ by many have NEVER COME TO PASS, even the ones predicted by the disciples. I do believe in a second coming of Christ, but not in the way we have been taught. The second coming of Christ may not be an event, but moments in time-Christ consciousness! Thanks for the dialogue.

[@HEAVENBOUND267]

@@user-xm5le5ok2r Although I am post Trib, your info isn't so. Justin Martyr taught it.

[@user-xm5le5ok2r]

@@HEAVENBOUND267 Would you send me a link with information on Justin Martyr teaching about the rapture. Thanks