Introducing Clear Signs of Jesus' Return Trouble and Great joy
God created the sun, moon, and stars to make signs (Gen 1:14). David testified to their ability to communicate (Ps 19:1-4). Paul attests to their communication being the gospel (Rom 10:18). Jesus expected religious leaders to read the signs (Matt 16:3). Today, the signs of Jesus' return are written everywhere, in history, in the sky, and in the Holy Bible. Jesus still expects us to read them.
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Gobekli Tepe and the Mazzaroth Part 2
Beyond the fact that half the traditional western constellations meaningfully overlay all of the symbols of Gobekli Tepe's Pillar 43, markings on that pillar direct two independent constellation overlays onto the pillar, one bering Sagittarius, and the other being Scorpio. The correlation of the pillar's symbols with winter solstice star-charts then forms two different, prophetic timelines, one of these current years in which we struggle, and the other half-a-Millenium into the future.
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Gobekli Tepe and the Mazzaroth Part 1
Half the constellations of the northern sky have been found to meaningfully overlay the symbols carved onto Gobekli Tepe's mysterious Pillar 43 proving beyond doubt that ancient mankind knew the same traditional western constellations we know today. The correlation between the gospel meanings found in those constellations, the discernable meanings of the symbols carved onto Pillar 43, and the Biblical narrative of the Great Flood carved across the top of Pillar 43 prove beyond doubt the truth of the Holy Bible and the reality of Enoch, Noah, the Great Flood, and the approaching return of Jesus Christ.
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Gobekli Tepe -Noah's Monument to God's Ark
The Biblical narrative of the Great Flood is carved across the top of archeology's most mysterious pillar, Pillar 43 of Gobekli Tepe. The correlations between the depiction on this pillar and the Biblical narrative of the Flood are far to many for coincidence to explain. Noah's construction of Gobekli Tepe is the only rational explanation.
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