Wonder what age the AC will be when he comes into power!? Christ started his ministry at 30 and finished his work at 33! Will the AC imitate this? Making him 33 when he is revealed! Or will he assume power at 63 only to turn 66 when he is revealed!? Hmmmm? TR As he is the great imitator we can only guess and his time is 7 years and then —- “off with the head” — well at least on with the chains into the pit for 1,000 years of rest for us. :yahoo: I believe the Antichrist will be thrown into the Lake of Fire alive, IIRC. Whatever alive means. That sounds quite frightening, really. Tis a reason to celebrate, though, yes! :yahoo: Anyway, methinks the Antichrist will try to imitate the life of Jesus and be 30 years old when he comes on the scene. Doubt he will be coming out of Bethlehem, though. Yes, and maybe imitate His arrival to Jerusalem in the month of Nisan too. I tend to think the AC will be a relatively young man when he comes to power and probably somewhat attractive-looking so that people are drawn to him. I wonder if he will make women swoon? But even men will want to worship him like a god, too. What a strange time it will be. What has been foretold will come to pass! The details don't really matter! The wickedness of man will continue and if it is satans time it will be hell on Earth! Certainly in the latter 3 1/2 yrs! Again, many will be deceived just as now by the globalist elite! How much more so by satan!!! Every jot and tittle of God's revealed word will be fulfilled! The battle for the souls of men will continue as like in a tug of war! But when Christ returns at the end of 7 yrs, victory will be His! Ultimately finished a thousand years later for all of time! TR True TR, so true — yet the battle is already the Lord’s and victory is already sure, it is just semantics at this point — time marching on as ordained by the Father to accomplish His perfect Will. As satan is an eternal being, he will be eternally alive in the lake of fire — not a very pleasant thought if you ask me. Well deserved maybe, but gruesome at best. And looking at the passage of the rich man in hades and calling out to Abraham, I would say pain and thirst are just a few of the things to be experienced for all eternity.
