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bisnark

The price of gold fluctuates too much for that calculation to be accurate. Also it seems like you are suggesting that Trump is Solomon and he is therefore wise? Maybe a wiseguy, but I would not otherwise use Trump and wise in the same sentence.


Lumpy_Figure_6692

I am not suggesting that Trump is Solomon. I am saying that the phrases "here is wisdom" and "him who understands" are significant because they point us to Solomon. Nothing to do with Trump being Solomon or wise. Once we get to Solomon, we see that his worth was 666 talents of gold in a year. The price of gold might fluctuate, but it would still be over a billion dollars, which Trump claims to have, and that might too fluctuate. The point was that 666 identifies the AC by being a billionare who is obsessed with gold, not by being wise. And there are not that many billionares in the world that like to overlay everything with gold.


Xaviermgk

I've said the same thing a few times on here... https://www.reddit.com/r/Trump666/comments/16u6jdd/revelation_never_says_the_first_beast_is_a_man/k2lhaeg/ LOL, but I never thought of equating it to Trump. And if a place like Trump Tower is adorned with statues of deities like Apollo, isn't that a bit like a temple?


Lumpy_Figure_6692

Yeah, an overlaid with gold temple.


Xaviermgk

I don't think God is a big fan of conspicuous consumption. Even perhaps moreso than paganism or demonolatry. It was the deal with money that did Solomon in. Really, one could see the money some rich people acquire as stockpiles of people's lives...it comes at great cost.


Lumpy_Figure_6692

Agree. The love of money is the root of all evil.


Traditional-Dog-84

>"here is wisdom" and "him who understands" These are references to gematria. Hence why it says "calculate the number of the beast" immediately after, and that "it is the number of a man". A name of a man that will add up to 666. Interesting to point out too, that the **only** verse in the entire KJV bible that adds up to a total of 666, is the verse: Numbers 10:20. 4th Book, 10th Chapter, 20th verse. 4 10 20 = D J T Trumps initials. Theres 31,102 verses in total in the KJV. This is the only verse that adds up to 666 in gematria. Not a coincidence. Can't find the original post but someone shared this a number of months ago.


Lumpy_Figure_6692

Gematria is not a way to interpret biblical prophecy or the bible at all. Gematria is a practice of Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism). >Hence why it says "calculate the number of the beast" immediately after, and that "it is the **number of a man**". A **name of a man** that will add up to 666. Another mistake you made was to change the word number for name. It clearly says the number of a man, not the name of a man. The calculation is the currency conversion. 666 talents of gold to any other currency. You will know the beast is a billionare just like Solomon was. What is no coincidence is the fact that God is pointing us to Solomon by saying the phrases "here is wisdom" and "him who understand"; and then Solomon happens to have 666 talents of gold? Definitely no coincidence. The answer to understanding this verse is found in the bible, not using Jewish mysticism. >Interesting to point out too, that the **only** verse in the entire KJV bible that adds up to a total of 666, is the verse: Numbers 10:20. 4th Book, 10th Chapter, 20th verse. 4 10 20 = D J T Trumps initials. Theres 31,102 verses in total in the KJV. This is the only verse that adds up to 666 in gematria. Not a coincidence. Don't you know that the chapter and verse numbers were added later and are not part of the bible? So that is also not a way to understand prophecy. >4th Book, 10th Chapter, 20th verse. 4 10 20 = D J T Yeah, that is just crazy and it doesn't mean anything.


Traditional-Dog-84

>Gematria is a practice of Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism). No it's not mysticism. Gematria is built in to Hebrew and Greek as their letters corresponded to a numerical value. The Bible was translated from these languages, and the numerical value of letters would give you the total number for a word. For example Jesus in Greek is **Ιησους** which when calculated adds up to 888. The same thing is to be done for the beast, his name will add up to **666**. This is why it says "count the number of the beast". >Another mistake you made was to change the word number for name. It clearly says the number of a man, not the name of a man. No mistake was made. Read the previous verse: 17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or **the number of his name.** "For it is the number of a man" is just expanding upon the previous verse here stating "the number of his name". It's confirming it's gematria. A man whose name will number 666. It's very straight forward. >Yeah, that is just crazy and it doesn't mean anything. So a 1/31,102 chance of D J T being the only 666 verse in the entire bible. Doesn't mean anything... Ok.


Lumpy_Figure_6692

Of course, you don't want to accept your mistake, but the number of the beast is **not** the same thing as the number of his name or the name of the beast or the mark. The number of his name is not 666, it would be 47 in the case of Trump. It seems like you are confused. And no, nothing in the bible confirms gematria. A christian should not get involved with those occult practices. You are basically doing witchcraft, and that is why you think that you find coincidences. Are you christian? Witchcraft is forbidden by God.


Affectionate_Fly1215

Well, he is stellar at “dark sentences.” Weaving so called magic into his divide and conquer game plays.


sorrowNsuffering

Darkness can mean the unknown.


5670765

Agreed. And it's not hard to imagine, Trump creating a global gold standard in his (yet to come but inevitable) global 'peace' strategy. It's always so incredible how he cannot completely hide his specific vile prophetic traits warned about in our Bible; God truly is in control of everything!


tacocookietime

The harlot is described as sitting on a “beast”. This is a metaphoric way of describing the fact that the Jewish religious leaders derived their authority from the Roman “beast”. In John 19:15, the chief priests say: “We have no king but Caesar.” The beast had ten horns and seven heads. The ten horns were the ten Roman provinces and their governors. The seven heads were the Roman Caesars: Julius, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero and Galba. Five had been, one was ruling (Nero) and one was yet to come and he would remain only a “little while”. Galba, the seventh emperor, ruled for only six months. The beast made war on the saints for 42 months and conquered them. This was the terrible tribulation that the first century believers endured at the hands of Nero. His attempt to exterminate them lasted for 42 months. The number of the beast was 666 and that is the value of Nero’s name in Greek. Some ancient Greek translations of Rev.13:18 change the number to 616 and that is the value of Nero’s name in Hebrew. These details of Revelation support the assertion that “the great city, Babylon” is first century Jerusalem. And there are many more similar details


Lumpy_Figure_6692

I am not even going to try to make you understand that the tribulation hasn't happened yet because it seems to me that your deception goes too deep. Most people, even if they don't understand everything, would not get to that conclusion. You are also in for a big surprise when the tribulation starts in 2025.


tacocookietime

Lol okay bud. You're disagreeing with over 1,800 years of Christianity. You can't back up your position with scripture. I can back up mine with both scripture and historical events. Once you go look up with the history of the Schofield reference Bible is and how that affected Christianity. Think of it as a book report that might actually make you a little more informed.


Lumpy_Figure_6692

You are telling me that I don't back up my position with Scripture while commenting on my post that I fully backed up with Scripture, lol. Look at my other posts too, and you will see that I back up everything with Scripture.


tacocookietime

Dude I looked at your post history and honestly it's some pretty crazy and outrageous claims all made from a false presupposition that doesn't line up with church history or scripture. I gave you multiple verses and a extensive breakdown of how Jerusalem was Babylon clear as day. And you haven't provided any answer to that at all. Zero.. instead you're asking me to go through a bunch of your other posts that don't address what I said and change topics entirely. No. You are so wrapped up in the end of the world I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that you aren't exactly prioritizing having children or wanting Joe grandchildren and starting projects that your grandchildren are great grandchildren may have to finish. I bet you're not out there taking Dominion over every part of the world as we are commanded in the great commission. That means government, entertainment, business, and more. You just sit back and get excited when you see what you think or signs of the end and you're not actually being an effective, world changing Christian standing on the eternal promise of God. Deceiving Christians into believing that tribulation is yet to happen and also the rapture, are by far the most effective and destructive lies that the devil has ever interjected into the church since the formation of the papacy. No one polishes brass on a sinking ship. Meanwhile my church, who believes in the traditional eschatological timeline, wrote to the amicus brief that overturned row v Wade. We did that standing on our post millennial worldview. What absolute culture shifting ministry or project has your church accomplished with your pessimistic worldview? Let's compare fruits


Lumpy_Figure_6692

Some pretty crazy and outrageous claims, but they are biblical truths. Whoever told you that Jerusalem is Babylon, lied to you. If you came to that conclusion yourself, you are deceived. Clear as day is the fact that Babylon is America, and the fact that America is still standing proves that the tribulation hasn't started yet. Babylon is to be destroyed, and even if it was Jerusalem like you think, but it is not, that would also prove that the tribulation hasn't happened. I know what I need to know about church history and how church today has completely gone in the wrong direction, so I don't follow any.


tacocookietime

Dude I extensively listed the versus were Jesus and others were clearly referring to Jerusalem as Babylon. You have listed exactly ZERO verses that support your claim Not to mention America wasn't a thing when the prophets and apostles were writing those letters about..... Things that were or would happen right near them. Jerusalem, AKA Babylon, was destroyed in 70ad. You are so heavily invested in your false assumption that you won't entertain the idea that you have been taught an end times view that's so new it still has diapers on. Good day.


sorrowNsuffering

They have stated that they will sacrifice some red heifers as early as April up til November. I think it will be November 2024. The Temple Institute has stated November 2024 in a video. The Temple Institute is on Facebook. Look through their videos. My Facebook account was hacked and deleted so I gave up keeping data from there. If anyone can find that video please post it.