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The Bible Code & Two Raptures??

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Okay.....I tried the code. It would not take my legal name (first name, maiden name, married name) so I deleted my maiden name. It wouldn't take that either. So, I tried my first name and middle name. That hit. Ex 32:13-15. 13 talked about God promising Abram that he would make a nation from his seed. 15) Talked about Moses holding the tablets on the mountain about to come back down.

My words are: war, God, Jesus, love, end, run.

And this means what?!!???:p
 

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And Sarai said unto Abram, Behold now, Jehovah hath restrained me from bearing go in, I pray thee, unto my handmaid it may be that I shall obtain children by her. And Abram hearkened to the voice of Sarai.

And then the middle east problems began. Thanks a lot Sarai. Notice that Abram said, "Well, all right!!!!!" He didn't even argue about it.

and THERE you have it!!!! :laugh:
 

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Okay.....I tried the code. It would not take my legal name (first name, maiden name, married name) so I deleted my maiden name. It wouldn't take that either. So, I tried my first name and middle name. That hit. Ex 32:13-15. 13 talked about God promising Abram that he would make a nation from his seed. 15) Talked about Moses holding the tablets on the mountain about to come back down.

My words are: war, God, Jesus, love, end, run.

And this means what?!!???:p

You got a 'hit' with your name then THOSE Scriptures pertaining to that Matrix are FOR YOU. With that particular piece of on-line software ALL hits associate with God, Jesus, Love, end & run... don't know why.. BUT! Now, you have to enter your first name and middle initial and start entering OTHER words that may produce a hit.. and then read the scriptures that correlate to those results. How many 'times' did your name produce a result?... You have to explore EACH hit result.. I wish I could 'show' you what I mean, but I can't.. (lol) Just talk to the Lord about it.. he'll LEAD you into the deeper meanings and what words to search with... :)
 

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Once saved always saved, vs
You can lose your salvation vs
You can walk away from your salvation.

Problem in understanding:
From God's perspective: Yes, once saved always saved.
From Man's perspective: We can appear to walk into and out of our security.
The real question: Are you really saved in the first place or are you currently in the midst of a long drawing process and only assume that you are saved?

The proof and evidense of salvation is systematically seen in perseverance. If God has actually, radically, once for all changed your life (new creation, old things passed away all things made new) then you will find that as time passes you will still be in Christ. Remoreful over sin, greatful to God, seeking to lift others up in prayer, trusting in God...

If you find that over a period of months or years passed, you are no longer concerned with God or the things of God as when you did at first then you may not have had the security that you once thought you did.

Salvation is of and from the Lord. We can't come in the first place unless we are called and drawn by the Father through Christ, but many are called and few of the chosen.

Peter warns us to ensure our calling and election, Paul says in Rom 8:9 However, you are not in the flesh but in the Spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God dwells in you. But if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he does not belong to Him.

God is faithful to complete the good work that He began in us until the day of Jesus' return. We must not be too quick to assume that the work has begun but instead "be all the more diligent to make certain about His calling and choosing you (read 1st Pet 1 for the things that we do to know.) Read 1st John.

If your life is the same as when you began with Christ, then worry.

If you find that over time your sin is systematically being replaced with Holiness, you are being made Godly, you love the Lord and have a better understanding of Him than at 1st, then praise God. But keep checking to make sure that you weren't mistaken.

Once saved always saved? From God's perspective yes, so get in His perspective.

EDIT: Accidentally had that underlined yes as no, oops.
 
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Once saved always saved, vs
You can lose your salvation vs
You can walk away from your salvation.

Problem in understanding:
From God's perspective: Yes, once saved always saved.
From Man's perspective: We can appear to walk into and out of our security.
The real question: Are you really saved in the first place or are you currently in the midst of a long drawing process and only assume that you are saved?

The proof and evidense of salvation is systematically seen in perseverance. If God has actually, radically, once for all changed your life (new creation, old things passed away all things made new) then you will find that as time passes you will still be in Christ. Remoreful over sin, greatful to God, seeking to lift others up in prayer, trusting in God...

If you find that over a period of months or years passed, you are no longer concerned with God or the things of God as when you did at first then you may not have had the security that you once thought you did.

Salvation is of and from the Lord. We can't come in the first place unless we are called and drawn by the Father through Christ, but many are called and few of the chosen.

Peter warns us to ensure our calling and election, Paul says in Rom 8:9 However, you are not in the flesh but in the Spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God dwells in you. But if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he does not belong to Him.

God is faithful to complete the good work that He began in us until the day of Jesus' return. We must not be too quick to assume that the work has begun but instead "be all the more diligent to make certain about His calling and choosing you (read 1st Pet 1 for the things that we do to know.) Read 1st John.

If your life is the same as when you began with Christ, then worry.

If you find that over time your sin is systematically being replaced with Holiness, you are being made Godly, you love the Lord and have a better understanding of Him than at 1st, then praise God. But keep checking to make sure that you weren't mistaken.

Once saved always saved? From God's perspective no, so get in His perspective.

This is was very beautiful eHuman....
 

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Once saved always saved, vs
You can lose your salvation vs
You can walk away from your salvation.

Problem in understanding:
From God's perspective: Yes, once saved always saved.
From Man's perspective: We can appear to walk into and out of our security.
The real question: Are you really saved in the first place or are you currently in the midst of a long drawing process and only assume that you are saved?

The proof and evidense of salvation is systematically seen in perseverance. If God has actually, radically, once for all changed your life (new creation, old things passed away all things made new) then you will find that as time passes you will still be in Christ. Remoreful over sin, greatful to God, seeking to lift others up in prayer, trusting in God...

If you find that over a period of months or years passed, you are no longer concerned with God or the things of God as when you did at first then you may not have had the security that you once thought you did.

Salvation is of and from the Lord. We can't come in the first place unless we are called and drawn by the Father through Christ, but many are called and few of the chosen.

Peter warns us to ensure our calling and election, Paul says in Rom 8:9 However, you are not in the flesh but in the Spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God dwells in you. But if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he does not belong to Him.

God is faithful to complete the good work that He began in us until the day of Jesus' return. We must not be too quick to assume that the work has begun but instead "be all the more diligent to make certain about His calling and choosing you (read 1st Pet 1 for the things that we do to know.) Read 1st John.

If your life is the same as when you began with Christ, then worry.

If you find that over time your sin is systematically being replaced with Holiness, you are being made Godly, you love the Lord and have a better understanding of Him than at 1st, then praise God. But keep checking to make sure that you weren't mistaken.

Once saved always saved? From God's perspective no, so get in His perspective.

This is very beautiful eHuman....
 

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I've seen this Guy's site once or twice & didn't have time to devote to it and have always meant to go back & research it.. you've just given me good & compelling reason.
As for the rapture personally... I don't know, I 'want' to believe Jack Van Impe's view of one rapture.. but I'm NOT positive about my position entirely on that yet as I haven't gotten any discernment on the Lord about this... I'm praying & waiting on the Lord.

As for the Bible code, I checked & I'm in it; My Married Name, (Eve Newsom) is in the BIBLE CODE 7 times. Not as the First Eve's Name is in the Bible... IE;, whole name with letters one right after the other, but as 'my' Name within the ELS verse Matrix. ELS = (Equidistant Letter Spacing). Please view the Verse Matrix Photo to 'see' what the ELS Verse Matrix shows. The Letters of my name will be highlighted in a pattern within the Verse Matrix. The Bible Code being prophetic means the "Eve Newsom" who sees this is for whom it was intended, as GOD knows the end from the beginning, so I am seeking the 'meaning' He intended for me. If there are any Bible Code scholars out there who can 'help' me, I welcome any and/or all of you to do so. I welcome ALL comments!
You can view my name in the 'actual' code here;Eve Newsom's Photos | Facebook (I tried to insert the image but it didn't work... sorry)
I'll get back with you LisaLisa on my 'indepth' position about the 'rapture' when I've researched it some more... I'm not gonna 'cop out' on you because I know it's important to you... and it's important to me also so I 'need' to get in gear & do my due diligence before Christ returns.
You guys can check to see if you're in the bible code also by going here; Bible Codes - Free Search Software Freeware Predictions Prophecy - Bible Code Wisdom - This online bible code software has kept me busy for days.. it's quite fascinating actually!

Well waddaya know. Ya learn something new everyday. I had not idea such a program as the "Bible Code" program existed on a website.
My name turned up 68 times. That's just freaky. :laugh:
 

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careful playing with and buying into that stuff.

Just saying.

When God wants to get a direct message to His people He designates or moves upon one of His prohpets and speaks to them. They don't have to go looking for God.
We can get leadings and promptings by the Spirit during prayer or throughout the day.

When we delve into things and force or pry in an attempt to extract some new knowlege not previously given (unless it is through prayer that we request, not demand it); then at the core we are really questioning God (not in a good way).

The Bible warns of those who are ever learning but never gaining wisdom. And of those who would lead God's children astray with clever schemes and wisdom of words.

The method by which the "Bible Code" works has some core problems. You can use the same software on Moby .... and get the same results.
Depending on which translation is used you get differing results. You can change translations until you find the results that you are looking for.

God specifically warns of looking into numerology in order to gleem wisdom. Or spirit mediums.
All of these are part of and forms of witchcraft. Meaning tools used to draw, coerce or lure someone to think or do anything that they wouldn't normally, or specifically that God forbids. This is why drugs and alcohol are treated as they are in the Bible. Their consumption renders one suseptable to a loss of control of their judgement and behavior and able to be lured to evil or injury.

At 1st It might seem beneficial and harmless and maybe it is. But so did the fruit of the tree of the knowelege of good and evil.

If anything gleaned from this Bible Code causes one of God's children to grow faith in or trust in something else, or doubt truth, or be lead on to a more or real dangerous practice...

Just saying, maybe rambling a bit, but please be careful about what you give credence and power or faith to.
 
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