Jeremiah chapter 24 clearly
identifies the "good figs" of Judah
and the "bad figs" of
the residue of Judah who were merely residents,
inhabitants of Judea
like those Nethinim
who came back with Ezra
for example, i.e. the kenites (Grand kids of Satan's son Cain, from his sexual orgy with Adam and Eve in the "Garden of Eden"). These are the same people Jesus addresses in John 8:44
Look up the Greek word
translated "Jew" in your concordance.
You will find it has
two meanings:
1.) a person who is a
resident of Judea,
or
2.) a Judahite, a descendant of the Israelite tribe of Judah
In other words one can
be identified as Jew
either because he lives in the land of Judea,
or he is descended from
Judah,
or I suppose, if you or your ancestors once lived there.
For example,
if I tell you I am a
Pennsylvanian
you cannot tell what
nationality or race or religion I am,
can you?
Well, not all Jews are descendants of Judah!
Some were foreigners, carpenters and smiths from King Solomon's day
and some Jews of today, were Khazars
Have you ever
heard of the Khazar empire?
If not, go get an Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Mark
13:28 Now learn a parable of the fig tree;
When
her branch is yet tender,
and
putteth forth leaves,
ye
know that summer is near: (Jesus set the date for the start of the generation, of we Christians, who would live just prior to his return to be May 15, 1948, which
is the date when "United nations" established the new little country in
the Middle East, that we call Israel today, for Both the Good and the Bad Jews to live in.) their grandfather(Satan was theOTheotherr tree in the Garden, (the one who knows both Good and Evil.)
Jeremiah
24:1 The LORD shewed me, and, behold,
two
baskets of figs were set before the temple of the LORD,
after
that Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon
had
carried away captive Jeconiah the son of Jehoiakim king of Judah,
and
the princes of Judah,
with
the carpenters and smiths,
from
Jerusalem,
and
had brought them to Babylon.
Notice that the two baskets of figs were set before the temple!
[2]
One basket had very good figs,
even
like the figs that are first ripe:
and
the other basket had very naughty figs,
which
could not be eaten,
they
were so bad.
[3]
Then said the LORD unto me,
What
seest thou, Jeremiah?
And
I said, Figs; the good figs, very good;
and
the evil, very evil,
that
cannot be eaten, they are so evil.
Do
not eat of the "bad figs"
for
they come from the other tree which was in the midst of the garden of God
and
"they
are evil".
Dig
up the rest of this chapter carefully
and
it will further identify the good and the bad figs.
By
this we then know that on May 15, 1948,
when
the United Nations declared Israel a nation for the first time in over
two millennia,
that
the two baskets of figs were now set forth in Jerusalem before the temple.
Let's
return to Christ's words in Mark 13,
the
subject of which is the events leading up to His destruction of that temple
at
His return,
remember?
Mark
13:28 Now learn a parable of the fig tree;
When
her branch is yet tender,
and
putteth forth leaves,
ye
know that summer is near:
And so the tender shoot was planted and began to put forth leaves in 1948,
but oh my how it has
grown in stature today.
[29]
So ye, in like manner,
when
ye shall see these things come to pass,
know
that it is near,
even
at the doors.
Do you realize how near it is?
[30]
Verily I say unto you,
that
this generation shall not pass,
till
all these things be done.
Wow,
the
generation that began in 1948 shall not pass away
until
all the "things" in Mark 13 are DONE!
Isn't it interesting that
the generation which began in 1948
is specifically known
as the Baby Boomers.
Jesus said, "Some of them
shall see the birth of
a new age!"
Let's see... 2015 - 1948
= 67.
The Baby Boomers are
aging fast and they will soon retire.
[31]
Heaven and earth shall pass away:
but
my words shall not pass away.
Two things are for sure:
1.) Jesus Christ has
foretold us exactly how the final events are "goin' down",
and
2.) they SHALL come to
pass EXACTLY as He said they will!
Take Heed, His words are reality!
Mark
13:33 Take ye heed,
watch
and pray:
for
ye know not when the time is.
Dear
readers, I may not be the smartest person in the world,
but
I can add.
If
the fig tree was planted in 1948
and
the
average life span of those people is between 72 and 78 years,
the
generation could be said to end in the year 2020.
The remaining time until the end is getting shorter every day.
Finally, to all of you
I say,
Watch!
They
are the churches of Smyrna and Philadelphia
and
they
BOTH know who the "bad figs" are,
which
is a prerequisite for understanding the parable of the fig tree
so
as to be able to identify the final generation.
Here are Christ's comments to the churches of Smyrna and Philadelphia respectively:
Remember, John
recieved this vision when taken in the Spirit to the Lord's day, which
is the day of the Lord's return.
Rev. 1:10
I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and heard behind me a great voice,
as a trumpet, 11
Saying ...
-Read it for yourself - Revelation
1:9 thur 3:22.
Therefore; To the end time church of Smyrna, The Lord says, Rev. 2:9 I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.And; To the end time church of Philadelphia, The Lord says, Rev. 3:9 Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee.So if you want to learn more about the SIGN Christ gave to His disciples
to identify the final generation who would see His return
click the following link.
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