He Comes Like (as) a Thief - Part II

Behold, I come like a thief! Rev.16:15.    Mat.24:⁴² Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come.

Is there a hidden message in these verses?   This is the question I asked you in Part I to ponder. Why? If there is and you aren’t sure and convinced of the answer, His sudden appearance may become a big embarrassment for you.

Even with the Torah, their prophets, their dailies and their temple, which all pointed to His coming, the Pharisees and Sadducees were so completely blinded by their tradition, that Ishua indeed became their greatest embarrassment. They could not recognize Him because they were looking for their King, not a servant.  Do you want to follow their steps?  If not, read on.

It has been proven that when we find an obvious contradiction in Scripture, we must look for a hidden meaning. There is a big difference between King and Thief. The thief version does not appear just once, but several times. That means STOP – investigate, make sure it’s safe to proceed in traditional teaching. Make sure whom you follow! You will be held accountable, because now you have been told. You are forewarned. If nobody had told you, your teachers would have to carry the greater responsibility. With this preliminary part, all has changed.

This Part will be updated a.s.a.p. , but the warning going out here is URGENT.  So I implore you, take it as such and ponder it seriously.