Are they mostly scattered all over the world?
I think the answer to that question is yes, but as far as I know Israel and the US have the highest Jewish populations in the world.
Are they mostly scattered all over the world?
I think the answer to that question is yes, but as far as I know Israel and the US have the highest Jewish populations in the world.
#60 Yeah, the whole book of Revelation confuses and fascinates me. I don't understand people who say that they've "got the end times figured out," and they know "when the apocalypse is coming."
I've pondered what that's meant in the past. Does it mean all the Jews that have ever lived or the ones that are living now? Is that literally all that will be saved, or does it have a deeper meaning?
An interesting question, but it can't mean all the Jews for all time--there have been way more saved Jews than that in history. But Revelation is a strange book--I probably would never be dogmatic about a particular interpretation of it. It is also worth noting that the 144,000 is 12,000 each from 12 different tribes. "Jew" (Judah) is just one of them, and no one really knows where all the other tribes are today (except God).
We should be careful here. We're swerving into a religious discussion on the public forums. I'm gonna stop now.
It's too easy to start talking about religion when you meet others who like talking about the same thing. How do you make this a private forum?
Nevermind, I just read your message. Well, if I can somehow make this a private forum, I don't think we'd have to worry about it.
Like what we were just discussing. I can't really pinpoint a certain thing that we'd talk about because the conversations can get pretty crazy.
Oh, look, another of those trolls. Chances are, this forum's probably going to get deleted. Probably should also stop talking about religion. And now I'm super curious as to what Mr. Shepherd said.
I've pondered what that's meant in the past. Does it mean all the Jews that have ever lived or the ones that are living now? Is that literally all that will be saved, or does it have a deeper meaning?