Five Doves April 23rd, 2023 Letters. Thanks. Wow wow wow! Thank you, bgkimbr, thank you, Nando! We're watching the video from Nando's post "A two hour video of the 7000 years Messianic timeline". That is amazing! On and on, one example after another. I may have to get out the duct tape to keep Bob's head from exploding. We weren't even halfway through when he said (the first time) we have to watch this again. I gather from the comments the narrator isn't pre-trib, but he doesn't push that view, hasn't even mentioned it so far. His focus is the 2nd coming in 2030. Even a non-math wizard like me can minus seven years from 2030 and come up with 2023. We are so outta here! Yep! Just always remember, the Church is NOT appointed to wrath! 1 Thessalonians 5:9 We will NOT go through the Great Tribulation. Thanks. He doesn't talk at all about what's happening on earth. It's all about numbers. And he explains clearly enough that I can understand most of them. Assuming 1 day = 1000 years, he lists 40 examples of how the numbers mentioned in a passage could also relate to the 7000 years of planned history. This video and the one by CJ Lovik really make the case for 2023 as the year of the Rapture, not to mention all of the other Biblical evidence and world events. I have so appreciated everyone here at Rita. Trying to share my enthusiasm with others has been a real drag. I hesitate to share this video, even as convincing as it is. How can we not be thrilled at His coming?! What kind of Bride would we be? Hope to see you soon. Hope to sit at the same table! Kent We'll be so giddy maybe we'll sit at our own kids table off to the side from the big table where the grown-ups sit? I often wonder where we will live in heaven. Near our friends? Next to our relatives? Maybe with roommates, people we were close to? I remember Jesse Duplantis used to tell his wife something like, I know there is no marriage in heaven, but I would still like to live with you. I agree with you Kent, I’m 99% positive 2023 is our home going year! And technically we are still in 2022 … until the 2nd passover May 6th kicks in the new year 2023 …. We have this prison city opening up in 2024 … Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s in-the-works Saudi Arabian mega development NEOM is being touted as a futuristic paradise — but tech privacy pundits are concerned for the rights of residents. NTEB by Geoffrey Grider We told you last year about the super-cities being planned in Saudi Arabia by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. NEOM is the main city, and its subdivisions, or regions, are called THE LINE, OXAGON, TROJENA and SINDALAH. The idea is a sustainable 15-minute city that, despite its glamourous and beautiful marketing, reminds me of a high-tech prison. In 2023, we find that the crown prince is floating a partnership with the Communist Chinese which would take the project to a whole new level, and a whole new outcome. Kinda feels like somebody might have tried this before, right? Get ready for launch in 2024. “And they said, Go to, let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us make us a name, lest we be scattered abroad upon the face of the whole earth.” Genesis 11:4 The whole world is rushing to single access point, everything digital, everything electric and everything sustainable. The deeper you dive into it, the more it becomes apparent that when they say something is ‘sustainable’, it’s akin to Soylent Green, the Stepford Wives and Minority Report. As beautiful as the images from NEOM are, make no mistake about it, NEOM is a cage meant to trap and hold prey. The only question is just how big the cage will be. Saudi Arabia’s futuristic new city could be ‘scary’ surveillance state There will be 10 regions, including a zero-carbon area called THE LINE where AI will use 90% of inhabitants’ data to personalize services — far more than the approximately 10% of resident data used in current smart cities, Insider reported. - Fair Use - ———————————— Hmmm … The city of Neom cost $1 trillion dollars .. remember Prince Charlie talked about that amount of money at the COP26 meeting … he will have trillions at his disposal. I wonder if he gave the trillion to the Saudi Prince for the construction of that prison community? But Prince Mohammed bin Salman is not the top dog … Charlie is the one they are looking up to. Since 1993, Prince Charlie has been a patron of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies of the Quran. In that year he delivered its inaugural address, entitled "Islam and the West". Charles also said in his speech that Islam is not only for Muslims. It is not only a religion, within it, but there is also a pile of knowledge and spiritual treasures for mankind, which are priceless gifts to the world. And he has been secretly worshipping in a Mosque since 1998. He is well liked in both the Muslim world and Jews in Israel. So its very possible Charlie could easily morph into the Muslim’s long awaited mahdi and well as the Jewish false messiah since they are looking for a king and a monarch to rule over them. No wonder Charlie couldn’t stand Princess Diana … the people loved her and he was just a side kick back then. He resented her popularity and fame. But now he’s getting his wish with the worship. And I saw pictures of him at the Abrahamic House in Abi Dhabi getting a tour with Crown Prince of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This is an old article from DailyMail … dating back to November 2014 … At Charlie’s coronation May 6th his oath will not be … he is the defender of the faith (Church of England) but defender of ALL faiths (Chrislam) :popcorn They gave him a gold robe and gold sword. :whistle: - Fair Use - I read that way back when they were young Charles and Camilla were in love and wanted to marry, but both families forbid it because of political maneuvering. I do hope they can enjoy what little time they have left to themselves.
From the NY Post: Known as Neom, the $1 trillion city is a pet project of the prince and is set to feature an artificial ski resort, robots and AI for the project’s inhabitants, and two 1,600-foot-high buildings running parallel to each other across a 75-mile strip of desert and mountains, as The Post previously reported.
