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The History of Christianity at the First Coming and the Second Coming

The History of Christianity at the First Coming and the Second Coming

- ​​The ​One ​Who ​Prepares ​the Way and the ​Promised Pastor -




The ​one who prepared ​the way ​at ​the time ​of the first coming was ​John the Baptist. ​The ​ones ​who ​​prepared ​the ​way ​at ​the time of the ​second coming were ​the seven messengers ​of the ​church ​of the ​seven golden lampstands in Rv ​1, 2, and ​3. ​The ​Bible ​​proves ​this.


After ​the ​one ​who prepares the way ​appears and works, ​then the promised ​pastor appears. ​The ​one who ​prepared the way testified that ​the promised pastor ​would ​come ​soon. ​​If ​so, ​then ​the ​saints waiting for the ​Lord needed to ​have met the ​Lord who ​comes ​as promised. ​Jesus came in the flesh ​at the time ​of ​the ​first ​​coming, ​and ​he ​came ​as a spirit and ​worked through flesh ​(a man) at ​the time ​of ​the second ​coming. The Old and New ​Testament Bibles testify ​about ​this. ​Therefore, ​​the ​saints ​must ​meet ​the Lord who comes ​according to the ​word of promise ​in the ​new ​covenant. ​


Whether at the time of ​the first coming ​or ​the ​time ​​of ​the ​second ​coming, ​if one does not ​know the word ​of promise, then ​he will ​not ​be able ​to recognize the coming Lord. ​If one intends ​to ​know ​and ​​realize ​[who] ​the ​coming ​Lord [is] well, then ​he must know ​the word of ​promise. However, ​the ​saints who ​wait for the Lord did ​not know the ​word ​of ​promise, ​​so ​they ​did ​not ​know the coming Lord. ​The one who ​prepares the way ​came first ​in ​order to ​make known the Lord who ​comes after him. ​However, ​at ​both ​​the ​time ​of ​the ​first coming and the ​time of the ​second coming, the ​ones who ​prepared ​the way ​did not teach well. Why ​did they not ​teach ​clearly? ​


John ​​the ​Baptist ​at ​the ​time of the first ​coming doubted Jesus, ​who had come ​(Mt 11), ​and ​the seven ​messengers of the tabernacle of ​the seven golden ​lampstands ​in ​Rv ​​2-3, ​who ​were ​those ​who prepared the way ​at the time ​of the second ​coming, also ​did ​not testify ​clearly about the Lord of ​the second coming, ​but ​instead ​only ​​committed ​the ​sin ​of ​sexual immorality with Satan’s ​Nicolaitans, and were ​therefore scolded by ​Jesus to ​“repent ​and fight ​and overcome Satan’s group.”


At both ​the time of ​the ​first ​coming ​​and ​the ​time ​of ​the second coming, the ​one who prepared ​the way came ​first, and ​the ​work of ​Satan invading that place occurred, ​as did war. ​


At ​the ​time ​​of ​Revelation’s ​fulfillment, ​the ​first tabernacle (the Tabernacle ​Temple), which was ​the tabernacle that ​prepared the ​way, ​betrayed like ​in Rv 13, and because ​the one who ​fought ​and ​overcame ​​the ​dragon’s ​(Satan’s) ​group ​in Rv 12 appeared, ​from that time ​on God’s kingdom ​and salvation ​came ​to be. ​This is why Jesus said, ​“overcome, overcome.” Are ​you ​listening ​carefully ​​to ​these ​words? ​Even ​if a church is ​made of gold, ​a church that ​does not ​have ​God or ​Jesus is merely a church ​of Satan. As ​seen ​in ​Rv ​​12 ​and ​15, ​God ​and Jesus are with ​the promised pastor, ​the one who ​overcomes. Those ​who ​believe Rv ​10, 12, and 15 will ​find the place ​where ​the ​one ​​who ​overcomes ​is.




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