He Did It Alone

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Jesus, the Word of God, is known in scripture by many names and titles; but there is only one personal testimony that sets Him apart from all the imposters of the faith, and that is God’s sign of 1260. Many Bible scholars have projected the prophetic period of 1260 as one and the same throughout the scriptures, but while it is the same number, it is not the same period, but rather, it is the personal involvement of Jesus Christ to God’s three-part house by equal standing. For God is no respecter of persons, and He can only acknowledge truth based on the Word of scriptures. Therefore, while the whole Bible is regarded as the Word of God, the testimony of Jesus Christ is God’s sign of His beloved Son—past, present, and future. Moreover, many believe that God’s three feasts are ancient Jewish rituals which have been outdated and replaced by the cross. But on the contrary, this is as far removed from the scripture as east is from west. God’s three feasts are the personification of Jesus Christ as the only Savior to the three parts of His house in earth. Hence, the three equal parts of Ezekiel 5:12, registers the three spiritual classifications of God’s peculiar people on earth, within His three part house, one group at a time. For God has only one church made up of three distinct parts under His three covenant heads of the house of Israel to whom He has joined Himself for all eternity, through the Cross of Jesus Christ; and this union cannot be broken any more than the union of the Trinity. For what God does is done forever. And so by His personal testimony, Jesus spent three and a half years (1260 days) with the Jews by His personal testimony. Then He gave unto the Gentiles forty-two months or 1260 days by His personal testimony. And today, Jesus is personally serving the remnant of the house of Jacob, the third part over which He reigns for their time, times, and half time or three and a half years or 1260 days by His personal testimony. Therefore it is not one period but three different and peculiar periods under the two Prophetic Time setting of the 2300 and 1290 days of the Earthly and Heavenly Sanctuaries.

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