Oh No Not Another Apocalypse Thread By Chrysostom

[Idolater]

She can't. Calling Islam the fourth beast of Daniel doesn't look good. People like me have to do it.
Sebeos was the first to do it.
Tom Holland is the latest In The Shadow of the Sword

Without Arius and Arianism, there'd be no Islam. The Arians when condemned starting in Nicaea in the year 325 (the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, aka Nicaea I, is this year), disappeared or melted into the East. Less than 300 years later out comes Islam. Outta the East. Islam in a sense believes in Jesus (as a prophet), but He is NOT God—according to Islam—and according to Arianism; which melted into (dissolved into) what Islam and Muhammad (SAW) came outta. The East. "The Prophet", was an Arian. Lowered Jesus Christ. That's a pun.

 

[ok doser]

... the Apocalypse ...

 

[Clete]

She can't. Calling Islam the fourth beast of Daniel doesn't look good. People like me have to do it.
Sebeos was the first to do it.
Tom Holland is the latest In The Shadow of the Sword

Calling Islam the fourth beast of Daniel doesn't make it so.

That's the thing you need to let soak into your mind.

 

[chrysostom]

Calling Islam the fourth beast of Daniel doesn't make it so.

Like saying re-offer.

 

[chrysostom]

At the beginning of the fifth century, John Chrysostom, the Patriarch of Constantinople, was in Ephesus replacing seven corrupt bishops. Jerome, who was getting a lot of attention, was finishing his Vulgate, a Latin translation of the bible and it would include the Apocalypse. Augustine didn't want another bible. Chrysostom, they called him John, may have stayed too long in Ephesus.

Jerome's Vulgate would eventually become the official bible of the Church and it would settle once and for all that the Apocalypse belonged in the bible. We don't know what Chrysostom did in Ephesus outside of replacing seven corrupt bishops but we do know he had time to visit Patmos and if the Roman Empire had seven dynasties, he is the only famous John who could say, "five are fallen, and one is, and the other is not yet come;"

 

[Clete]

Like saying re-offer.

On the contrary! I can defend what I say with legitimate arguments. I'm simply tired of those arguments being ignored. When you begin to be responsive, we can get as detailed as you like. Until then, I'm going to treat you with the respect you've earned and not one ounce more than that.

 

[Nick M]

Irenaeus ancient copies Eusebius Victorinus

From Church History by Eusebius, Book 5 Chapter 8 has this about Irenaeus born 130 AD:

In the fifth book he speaks as follows

So what.

 

[Nick M]

was finishing his Vulgate, a Latin translation of the bible

This is a tangent, but he correctly translated 2 Thessalonians 2 as "departure". Modern perverts change what he wrote to rebellion or falling away.

 

[chrysostom]

Jerome's Vulgate would eventually become the official bible of the Church and it would settle once and for all that the Apocalypse belonged in the bible. We don't know what Chrysostom did in Ephesus outside of replacing seven corrupt bishops but we do know he had time to visit Patmos and if the Roman Empire had seven dynasties, he is the only famous John who could say, "five are fallen, and one is, and the other is not yet come;"

Enter seven heads, "ten horns", and the four beasts of Daniel. John knows Daniel and Daniel knows beasts. Few know what makes a beast a beast in the eyes of Daniel. No one has addressed this. Jesus did. What is in the holy place now? The
Dome of the Rock which should make Islam a beast not unlike Babylon destroying the first temple, Greece desecrating the 2nd, and Rome destroying the 2nd. All preventing the daily sacrifice.