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Prophetess LGBTQ

Hello... it’s me, 💜Prophetess🏳‍🌈LGBTQ💜, and I thank you in advance for your patronage and subscription. I am NOT your regular prophetess, I tend to switch things up; I curse my fellow man AND talk to (my) God ..in EQUAL measure, on a regular. TRUTH: Because (our) God is supreme, there is no “other option.” God has no foe or adversary, so owes none a single soul. You’re here because you’ve decided it's time to set the record straight. Welcome to Christian Truth, where you’ll finally rediscover what SUPREME l👀ks like. *Remember, you were warned; this is me as I am; unpolished & unapologetic.*

  1. Revelation

    Apr 17

    Revelation

    Revelation is a result or outcome that is unexpected or unknown prior to discovery. This may apply to religion, and interpersonal relationships, as well as scholarly pursuits like history, maths, or science. “ The Book of Revelation (or Apocalypse of John), the final book of the New Testament, is a symbolic, apocalyptic prophecy written by John on Patmos around 96 CE. Its primary message is the guaranteed triumph of Jesus Christ over evil, offering hope to Christians that God will reign victorious, resulting in a new heaven and earth. Context and Purpose (of the book of Revelations): ​ Author/Setting: Written by "John" while in exile on the island of Patmos. ​ Audience: Addressed to seven churches in Asia Minor facing persecution, encouraging steadfast faith. ​ Genre: Apocalyptic literature, using heavy symbolism, imagery from the Old Testament (Daniel, Ezekiel, Exodus), and allegory to depict cosmic spiritual realities rather than a literal chronological timeline. The two final events described in the book of Revelation: ​ The Final Conflict: The battle between God and evil forces, featuring figures such as the Dragon, the Beast, and the Whore of Babylon. ​ The Final Victory: The second coming of Christ, the final judgment, and the establishment of the New Jerusalem. Interpretations of the book of Revelation: ​ Preterist: Views events as largely fulfilled in the 1st-century Roman world. ​ Historicist: Sees it as a panorama of history from the first century to the end. ​ Futurist: Interprets most of the book as events yet to take place in the end times. ​ Idealist/Symbolic: Views it as a symbolic depiction of the continuous battle between good and evil. ”

    2h 3m
  2. Revision

    Apr 13

    Revision

    A Google search of “how many versions are there of the Christian bible in English?” resulted in the following result(s), in AI mode. ……. “ ​There are approximately 450 to over 900 English versions, translations, and paraphrases of the Christian Bible available, depending on whether individual revisions are counted. While the American Bible Society notes about 900 printed English translations or paraphrases, Patheos notes over 450 distinct versions. These range from literal (e.g., KJV, ESV) to thought-for-thought (e.g., NIV) and paraphrased (e.g., The Message) translations. Key aspects of English bible versions: ​Total Translations: Estimates often cite over 900 versions, including partial translations.​Most Common Versions: Widely used translations in modern English include the New International Version (NIV), English Standard Version (ESV), King James Version (KJV), New Revised Standard Version (NRSV), and New American Standard Bible (NASB).​Types of Translation: Versions are categorized by their approach, such as formal equivalence ("word-for-word") or functional equivalence ("thought-for-thought"). History: Since William Tyndale’s first English translation in 1526, hundreds of versions have been produced. Distinction: Many versions are actually revisions or updates of previous translations, such as the ESV being a revision of the RSV. ” …… We know religion to be a form of worship, and each belief system contains different principles and teachings. Within the Judeo-Christian faiths, these teachings teach us what was believed to be holy or miraculous and what was to be considered abhorrent and sinful. And to think along the lines of “BIGGER than any bibble,” well, that’s blasphemy, and we speak heresy.. again, to each their perspective.

    2h 42m

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Hello... it’s me, 💜Prophetess🏳‍🌈LGBTQ💜, and I thank you in advance for your patronage and subscription. I am NOT your regular prophetess, I tend to switch things up; I curse my fellow man AND talk to (my) God ..in EQUAL measure, on a regular. TRUTH: Because (our) God is supreme, there is no “other option.” God has no foe or adversary, so owes none a single soul. You’re here because you’ve decided it's time to set the record straight. Welcome to Christian Truth, where you’ll finally rediscover what SUPREME l👀ks like. *Remember, you were warned; this is me as I am; unpolished & unapologetic.*