Moises Villegas

@ZssBecker @grok, which alts is he referring too?

Past few days I've seen multiple new & old coins do 2-3xw. One is up 10x. You're an idiot if you've left the space and are not buying alts that are oversold. They 5-10xs if they just get back up to 20 mil market caps. 20-30x if they get even half way to old highs.

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@greglaurie The rapture theory is Satan’s grand plan to deceive many. The Bible always sets president through its stories. There is no experience in all the stories of the Bible where God rescues His people before tribulation .

Jesus promised He would return, and the Bible gives us a clear prophetic timeline. In this episode of "The Greg Laurie Show," I explain the Rapture, the difference between the Rapture and the Second Coming, and where we are in God’s prophetic calendar. The question is simple: Are you ready? Watch now on Harvest+ at hubs.la/Q03-VCKX0

@WellsJorda89710 You don’t have to be a theologian to know the truth. As a matter of fact, the Theologians don’t have a good track record. Being infuriated by anything shows the wrong spirit.

The thing that infuriates me most about Tucker isn’t even the Nick Fuentes interviews or the Gaza takes. It’s the smug, pompous arrogance of a man who’s never spent a single year in seminary declaring with absolute certainty: “There are no chosen people.” Bro, that’s straight-up replacement theology on steroids, and it’s demonic. God’s covenant with the Jewish people is literally all over Scripture—Genesis 12, Romans 11, forever and ever, amen. Yet Tucker, who can’t even quote a verse correctly, struts around like he’s the final authority on theology while mocking actual pastors who’ve dedicated their entire lives to studying the Word. He doesn’t just disagree with dispensationalists or Christian Zionists. He acts like he’s smarter than Paul, smarter than Moses, smarter than God Himself. That level of pride isn’t “edgy” or “based.” It’s the spirit of Lucifer in a bowtie. #TuckerCarlson #ReplacementTheology #PrideGoesBeforeTheFall

@Ashleyhays2089 It will happen before. This will test the believers.

Imagine-these beings coming down once the rapture happens, there’s live coverage on everyone’s televisions and phones.. They are majestic, “godly”, powerful, speak scripture and tell us they are here to save us… I pray the Lord will start to open eyes NOW to see through this deception 😔

@DefiyantlyFree God made the Seventh Day Holy He personally rested at creation outside of the Mosiac. Then said remember the Sabbath to keep it holy six days you should work seventh is the Lord’s. It is part of the 10 Commandments. No human can undo that.

Find me the verse in Scripture that says the Sabbath was changed from Saturday to Sunday. I’ll wait.

@DPGBehler The pharisees threw people out all the time.

If you think the Rich Man and Lazarus is a parable, you’re apostate, apparently 🤦🏻‍♂️ Good grief, people throw others out of the kingdom for the dumbest things.

@ScottAniol The opposite of eternal life is eternal death not eternal torture.

If you deny eternal punishment, you cannot defend eternal life. In Scripture, they are presented as parallel. Matthew 25:46 (ESV): "And these will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life."

@CherylSchatz Demons are not known for telling the truth.

In the annihilation vs. eternal torment debate, remember this: the demons didn’t plead with Jesus to avoid annihilation. Their fear was torment. “What do You want with us, Son of God? Have You come to torment us before the appointed time?” (Matt. 8:29) They understand something many ignore, there is an appointed time for torment. The Lake of Fire was prepared for the devil and his angels, and they know exactly what awaits them there.

@Stephen_Angliss Eternal torment comes mostly from Greek mythology and was adopted by a by a fallen church to scare people into salvation because it lost it’s spiritual power. God converts the heart through Love and doesn’t need scare tactics.

The sudden focus on the false doctrine of annihilationism shouldn’t come as a surprise. Hell has been scrubbed from American Christianity for years. The Gospel is no longer presented as salvation from judgement, but as a solution for sadness. Hell has been culturally erased.

@coconservative7 @sreed1214 If that is true than that would mean God will never get rid of sin. Which contradicts Rev 21:4 there will be no more pain.

@sreed1214 @moivillegas Yes. Sinners continue to pile condemnation on themselves.

One could just as easily claim that it is outside the loving character of God and "cruel and unusual punishment" for the Father to send his Son to die a horrific death on the cross to pay for sins (progressives call this "spiritual child abuse" or some other such nonsense). How can we argue that a God willing to place his wrath on his innocent Son is too "loving" to not place his wrath on the guilty? Christ did not die on a cross to spare you from painlessly ceasing to exist. He died to spare you the real, justified, eternal wrath of God.

@lukeappleton All pagans, believed in eternal consciousness a lot of them believed they would become Gods. They got that idea from the serpent in the garden. The original lie.

What pagans in the time of the Bible, would have denied some kind of afterlife? Almost none. The stopped clocks were even right twice a day. Its why annihilationism is such a modern and novel idea. Even the pagan nations had no concept of it. Death meant afterlife.

1. None of the verses you mentioned eternal consciousness. The serpent lied to Eve when it said you shall surely not die! 2. 1 Timothy 1:6 only God has immortality. Again the serpent said you’ll be like God. 3. The historical consensus of the church doesn’t make it right. The church has been wrong before. 4. It actually makes it just. it would be unjust to pay for what you did in one life for eternity. 5 . If the belief of eternal punishment is true, then Jesus would still be burning in hell throughout eternity to pay for our sins.

5 reasons why annihilationism is incompatible with historic Christianity: 1. It contradicts Christ’s explicit teaching of eternal conscious punishment. Verses like Matthew 25:46, Mark 9:48, and Revelation 14:11 describe unending suffering, not cessation of existence. 2. It denies the immortality of the soul as confessed by the universal church. From the early fathers onward, Christians affirmed that God created human beings with an immortal soul that does not cease to exist. 3. It rejects the historic consensus of the church. Every major branch of the Christian tradition for nearly two thousand years (patristic, medieval, Reformation, and post-Reformation) affirmed the eternal, conscious misery of the wicked. The fact that the only outliers people can name are guys FF Bruce & Stott (and maybe a couple patristics, which is dubious) is actually an argument against annihilationism, not for it. 4. It diminishes the gravity of sin and the holiness of God. If the wicked simply cease to exist, the punishment no longer reflects the infinite weight of offending an infinitely holy God. 5. It undermines the justice revealed in the cross. Christ endured the wrath of God as a substitute for sinners. If the wicked are annihilated rather than punished eternally, the meaning of Christ’s penal, wrath-bearing suffering becomes diminished at best, incoherent at worse.

@Protestia youtu.be/FnI5pkMIOV0?si…

Here is a longer video, with more context, as Kirk and his son work through different bible verses and arguments.

Kirk Cameron reveals he no longer believes in 'eternal conscious torment' for the wicked, which he suggests is "cruel and unusual punishment." Instead, he leans heavily towards annihilationism, saying: "It fits the character of God."

@RealDavidReece youtu.be/FnI5pkMIOV0?si…

Sad to hear this. The Bible is very clear on this. Pray for him.

@AnneOfTheBooks Sounds like when the pharisees jumped all over Jesus for telling the truth.

Annihilationism is not the beginning of a doctrinal slippery slope. It is not liberal. It is not heresy. All y’all freaking out about Kirk Cameron and saying he’s abandoned the faith are just showing how woefully ignorant you are of the strong Biblical case for Annihilationism.

@TexasPreacher Satan has deceived the majority of Christianity in believing that death doesn’t mean you really die you just keep living in another form in eternal torment.

The doctrine of eternal punishment is a primary doctrine in historic Christianity, not a secondary one.

@WWUTTcom So if it’s literal, then there’s communication between heaven and hell. Heaven is not heaven if you are able to see people you know suffering in hell.

No, the story of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16:19-31 is not a parable. • Luke doesn’t call it a parable. • Jesus used people’s names (Lazarus, Abraham, Moses); not the standard with any other parable. • Parables present earthly scenarios to understand heavenly things.