Who Is the Antichrist in the Bible?
Nobody. The word appears five times in the whole New Testament, never in Revelation, and the one letter that uses it defines it as a category of people who were already there.
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Skip to contentNobody. The word appears five times in the whole New Testament, never in Revelation, and the one letter that uses it defines it as a category of people who were already there.
One of them said they would die that day. The other said they wouldn't. Read the next chapter and you find out which one was telling the truth.
The doctrine rests on one rule: no forgiveness without blood. The rest of the bible breaks it.
The owner published a standard for what can inherit his kingdom. The body Luke describes fails it, and no verse anywhere grants an exception.
Leviticus 25 permits buying people, owning them outright, and passing them down to your children as property. That's the same kind of slavery as the transatlantic trade.
The kingdom is not his. One gospel says four separate times that he has to be given it, and nobody in the bible ever heard the owner say so.
It wouldn’t. And that’s the whole problem.
A man who says his name was John. That's the whole of what can be established, and it's less than you were told.
Ireland, in the 1830s. And then, decisively, a study Bible published by Oxford University Press in 1909.
No. It calls Jesus that.
A period the New Testament writers believed they were already living in, and expected to see finish inside their own lifetimes.
Revelation 13:18 doesn't call 666 the number of a system or a mark or a machine. It calls it the number of a person.