The term “Son of man” typically refers to Jesus Christ. But “Son of man” sometimes refers to the Antichrist. By Craig C. White In several instances in the Bible God addresses men in general as “son of man” (Psa 8:4, Heb 2:6). God often addresses the Old Testament prophet Ezekiel as “son of man”. God… Continue reading The term “Son of man” typically refers to Jesus Christ
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The days of Noah. The days of Lot.
The days of Noah. The days of Lot. What is this referring to? By Craig C. White A lot of Christians point to this verse and conclude that nobody can know the day that Jesus Christ returns for his Church at the Rapture. Mat 24:36 But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no,… Continue reading The days of Noah. The days of Lot.
Revelation chapter 12 verse by verse
© 2011, 2012 Craig C. White Revelation chapter 12 verse by verse The fall of Satan, the rise of the Antichrist, the rejoicing of the Church in heaven, the persecution of Israel, and the escape of Jewish Christians By Craig C. White Euphoria or Grief, which would you prefer? Every person chooses between the two.… Continue reading Revelation chapter 12 verse by verse
Judea Flee! Jerusalem Wait!
Judea Flee! Jerusalem Wait! A book written just for Jerusalem. This book is written and dedicated to the Jews living in Jerusalem and Judea. There is a surprise ambush coming! When you are living your lives in relative peace an army will sweep in and overtake you. Matthew 24:15-18 When ye therefore shall see the… Continue reading Judea Flee! Jerusalem Wait!
Erdogan says “They have commenced a struggle between the cross and crescent”
Erdogan says “They have commenced a struggle between the cross and crescent” Turkish President makes stand against Europe and Christendom By Craig C. White Turkish President Erdogan has declared war between cross and crescent, between Christianity and Islam. Erdogan threatened that Turks in Europe will rise up against Europeans. Erdogan along with his supporters plan… Continue reading Erdogan says “They have commenced a struggle between the cross and crescent”
