Why You Will Probably Miss Elijah, the “Sinner” (Unless You Change This)

As always, I learn more and enjoy your articles Tim. Thanks for all you do.

do you currently attend a apecific (non/inter-denominational) independent church, and stil (virtually) do – in lieu of Covid? Sometimes one has to wonder if remote virtual (online ) attendance is still better than nothing nowadays ?

Sars-CoV-2 amazes scientists again and again. According to a recently published study, the virus proves to be heat-resistant, self-healing and extremely resilient in laboratory tests.

According to Hungarian scientists, the virus is possibly the most physically elastic virus of all and is extremely resilient and adaptable. The researchers tried unsuccessfully to burst the virus particle with a nanoneedle like a balloon. The virus particle, a so-called virion, was squeezed and stretched, but it did not allow itself to be stabbed – and survived the countless attempts at intervention practically unscathed. The virus was “surprisingly resilient,” said the team around Dr. Miklos Kellermayer from Semmelweis University in Budapest.

The virus is also hardly affected by heat. The Hungarian researchers have shattered the hope that heat would damage the virus. Kellermayer and his colleagues heated virus particles to 90 degrees for ten minutes and found that the appearance of the particles changed only slightly. Some of the spines would have come off in the scorching heat, but the overall structure remained intact. French scientists had already shown in April that the virus can reproduce in animal cells even at temperatures above 60 degrees. This dampened hopes that the warm summer months would put an end to the virus.

The data from the Hungarian researchers suggest that Sars-CoV-2 may be the most physically elastic virus known to humans. Even the strongest pressure does not appear to affect the overall structure and composition of the virus. “Its mechanical and self-healing properties can ensure adaptation to a large number of environmental conditions,” conclude Kellermayer and colleagues.

I quote Tim: “This prophet confirmed that Satan himself was behind this virus. I had already concluded that it was not man-made and not an accident. But the prophet explained that God allowed Satan to create this because God could use it for his purpose of preparing us who are consenting to be humbled to be the Bride. That makes complete sense to me. What Satan intends for evil God works for good.”
Spot on, Tim!

Here is an interesting group which many Christians warn is a cult. Many of their beliefs I would agree with though forsaking the use of money *completely* (as in never work for money) I don’t agree with. But I certainly would forsake it if called by God to do so. Also, they rate celibacy as a more desirous choice versus marriage.

They also believe in sincerity as opposed to doctrinal perfection. Non-Christians can be saved on the basis of their faith in God, even if they have never heard of Jesus. This was made possible through the death of Jesus on the cross. Sincerity is more important spiritually than being theologically correct

I only discovered this group recently so I haven’t yet dug into their history. So far I haven’t seen what they “done wrong” to deserve being called a cult though they do have some unconventional ways of spreading their message.

Would a true prophet of the end-times be like coming from a group like the Jesus Christians?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_Christians

This may seem like a silly question but I am curious about what your thoughts are on the 2 “witnesses” …. 1 with the spirit of Moses and 1 with the spirit of Elijah. Question… If they are called witnesses, then what are they witnessing about?? what is their message?

The prophet who comes in the spirit of Elijah could be a woman. I’m sure that would throw many people off.

Hi Tim,

Quick question about the Prophet Elijah. Do you think he necessarily has to physically be living in Israel or that region of the world? In your book you talk about the Lost tribes of Israel and how they were scattered to different parts of the world and how God will regather them back to Israel in the end times. So, my question is, could Elijah potentially be a guy living in America? or Sweden or the UK or Africa or somewhere outside of Israel? Or should we expect to see a person physically living in Israel rise up as Elijah?

Tim,

With all of the current events happening in the world do you still stick to your belief that the end is still a few years away? I’ve been reading different article about things going on that are end time prophecy and many seem to think it’s a lot closer. Would love to hear back! Thanks!

Hey, Tim!
Just wanted to ask if you’ve heard about Joseph Gregory Hallett, the new king of England who claims he’s “the christ “ Do you have any thoughts? If not, no worries. I’ve overlooked most people on things like this, but this time seems different, what with his lineage and all. Hope you’re well!

Hi Tim!
I’ve been a longtime follower of your site but haven’t commented. I’ll get right to the point, many Christians are feeling a sense of urgency amidst what is going on with the pandemic and now National protests that have gone global. They believe judgement is coming any moment, many on YouTube are having dreams and visions of this event saying Jesus told them he is returning soon. I used to agree with your “why Jesus can’t come back” article but now I’m uneasy. The pandemic, and now civil unrest happening globally seems like a scene out of one of those left behind movies. Are you still sticking to your timeline and the rapture of the church not happening this year or even next year? I always believed our clock would start ticking when the AC came on the scene but as of now he hasn’t. Of course pre-tribbers believe he’ll come after but I dont hold to that. Would love to have you respond with your thoughts.

I very much appreciate the warning of this article, thank you Tim. I also think that the big reason MOST will miss Elijah are not those listed above, but instead will be due to a very harsh rebuke of the current form of Christianity (as opposed to Christ followers). Most of your readers are already aware of this great delusion, but most western Christians are not aware of the true message of Christ and believe being baptized and saying you believe in Jesus will save them, despite the fact that there is no fruit of the work of following Christ in their life. Their entire worldview will be called into hypocrisy in the same way that Jesus and John the Baptist both (quite harshly) called out Pharisees emphatically as broods of vipers and hypocrites. It won’t be gentle, it will feel very personal for many who think they are doing the right things. Attacking the modern form of church attendance, pastoral guidance, worship, tithing, megachurches, revered and elevated pastors, etc… are just some of the possibilities for what could immediately brand Elijah as a “wacko” and cut to the core for many practicing Christianity who have yet to truly follow Christ. Just as in Christ’s time, there will be some who have ears to hear. There will also be many who just cannot humble themselves to see what they need to see and return to God.

Tim,

With how crazy the US is and everything do you think we’re any closer than before? I’ve been hearing stuff about wormwood being closer and things, can I please get thoughts on this? Thanks in advance!

Tim, I agree that it was unorthodox how Jesus treated the Sabbath in His ministry and how these Pharisee’s misconstrued the meaning and intent behind what our Lord did. There were many unconventional things that Jesus said and did and some were hard teachings An example is in John 6: 58-60.
However, I thought that the examples you gave about what Elijah might say was a little over the top, especially on homosexuality which can’t be any clearer in it’s condemnation. I know it’s a hypothetical but not close to any reality which is disturbing to me. Maybe you could have used better examples. I agree love is at the heart of the message but we must not confuse love with the tolerance of sin.

I think you are right on most points here…
Allthough I would struggle bit with a fully fledged gay Elijah. 🙂

My thoughts on the “2”.
Many people say its a a return of Elijah(raptured) and Moses (body never found) or Enoch(raptured). The argument is that all men has to die, so they have to come back, and die. Especially pretribrapture people has this belief. Now i would argue that if all men has to die, then why are you waiting for the Rapture? Is it because you get a better death after the Rapture? Or is it because you get a more glorious death as a martyr after the Rapture, like the bible clearly tells the 2 witnesses will suffer?

And for this time final word: Why would you want to avoid Martyrdom by the AntiChrist? Its the ultimate victory…

Espen

I love to read the thoughts my Berean brothers and sisters on this site, all of whom seem to be seeking God’s narrow path. I am ever in a learner mode to discern the sin vs. the sinner in understanding where we fallen humans are in God’s process of redemption. I’m trusting that if God continues to refine me in my walk with Him, that when a true prophet speaks, I will recognize His (God’s) intent, authority and direction in those words, no matter the distractions of religious preconceptions. I do believe, however that a true prophet will not preach clear contradictIons of Jesus’ teachings. As for religious doctrine where sincere believers differ? I ask for the Spirit to give me wisdom to know what I can leave alone. Thanks Tim and Katrina for your faithfulness. You have my prayers and support.

Thanks Tim for another very inspiring article!

After being your reader / fan / student for over 10 years, I’ve get used to your debunking all sorts of end time theories, be it 2012 / US dollar or economy meltdown / comet Elenin / wars and rumor of wars / various date-setters, etc.

Therefore I feel so surprised and alerted every time you said some event is positive affirmation of the end times roadmap.

The first time I can recall is when the current Pope came to office, that you said fulfilled the centuries old Catholic prophecy for the final Pope.

The second time when you confirmed that 2023-30 should be the final cycle before Jesus would return, followed by your confirmation by dreams.

This is the third time (in my memory) you affirmed the timeline, and also the first time you mentioned about a true prophet (according to you stringent biblical requirements).

Thanks again for your insights, time is running short. I believe Satan is behind the pandemic and all these suffering, but God is at work too at this wake up call to all people. Please keep up your good and diligent works, and may God bless all your readers to get well prepared for the coming birth pains and the eventual great tribulation. Shalom!

Is this one (or more) of the four horsemen then of Revelation? And is all sickness created from the devil and allowed by God? Or can you not say for sure?

Tim,

I have recently been reading articles about the coming days. I watched a paul begley YouTube video as well as mike from around the world. They seem to think meteors or something were hitting the earth this week and that the end is very very close. Do you think it is closer than before or do you still think around 2026-2030? Please reply!!!

Do you still think the American economy will be good before WW3 then? If the coronavirus is around possibly until the antichrist comes wouldn’t that harm the economy up until that point?

Hello Tim. I really respect your Biblical analysis of Elijah’s return, but didn’t he already come back as John the Baptist? I know In the Bible it says “And I will send Elijah before the great and awesome day of the LORD”, but I think it was referring to Jesus’ first coming, not His second one. Jesus also said, “Elijah is already indeed come,” after His transfiguration. Will Elijah appear 3 times? The first time as himself, the second time as John the Baptist, and the third time someone else? I’ve heard about the 2 witnesses and all, but I’m getting all mixed up about whether or not Elijah will come back before Jesus returns. Please reply, Tim. This is really really important.

Sorry if this was mentioned already. I was listening to Matthew recently, and looking at different verses, and I wanted to post these. Imagine if your brother or sister, or mother or father was a prophet. And then there seems to be some confusion about where Christ should come from.

I note also that Nathanael came across as dismissive but still had an open mind or was curious not to reject him before he went to see him, or trusted Philip to some degree perhaps.

John 7:41

John 7:52

John 1:46

Mark 6:4

Most of the comments here are discouraging as they all focus mainly on the wasteful sacred cows, which should have been slaughtered very long ago. They are still around for scriptural fulfilment alone.

Folks, here the msg is ”love” as the right identity. Sacred cows are only a word of caution to escape the great delusion.

Here is a simple test to check your love quotient – stand in front of a mirror & count the lines on your forehead, when you think of someone. Nil is best for you. More lines is an indication of better salvation for the other.

If you’re worried that a gay Elijah would be too offensive for your tastes and not worthy of your attention, please bring yourself back to the gospels and the book of Acts. Jesus attracted people from all walks of life and drew large crowds. He couldn’t be doing that if he a long list of “sacred cows” to enter the kingdom he preached. Why would he make things harder to get in? That’s what he accused the Pharisees of doing!!! He wants to make it easier (and love is something everyone can muster across the board)

It’s just a shame if you judge him before you even meet him! He would be so kind to you and patient while you get to know him. He’s a man just like you with faults and foibles…

The foundation of the church/New Jerusalem is community and integrity. He’ll be busing working hard for that , I’m guessing.

Be reconciled! Two people argued with two opposite doctrines about a penny and they were both right/wrong because one was looking at the head side only and the other was looking at the tail said only.

My previous comment may not be relevant to your ministry but wanted to share it. For those of us who are striving to trust in Yeshua and not worldly opinion Psalm 91 is the best antidote to the coronavirus.

There is no proof that viruses are contagious or harmful. In fact researchers found it statistically impossible to contract the flu from another person during the Spanish flu. Viruses are created naturally by our immune system to repair damaged cells. It is only when we are injected with viruses from another source (animals or synthetic) that they cause problems. Vaccines are a way to inject unnatural viruses. We fear what God has created for good.

It seems Tim that you’ve not just poked a hornet’s nest with this story, but doused it in gas and thrown a lit match on it. I believe that more and more divisive stories, opinions and prophetic utterings will emerge over the coming months and handful of remaining years, as the spiritual forces manoeuvre their respective pieces around our world-sized chess board, in readiness for the last stages of this present darkness.

Hi Tim:

A true prophet will genuinly love gays, trans people, etc. so much so, that he will give them the same warning, and those that will humble themselves and repent will be in a better position than the “righteous” who think they know it all, and refuse to listen. So I see the same pattern repeating itself. It’s like, he would not necessarily approve of homosexuality, etc. but it’s like “I want save your life,let’s not worry about that right now!!”

I think when Jesus healed a man on the Sabbath He was giving the Pharisees one more excuse to kill Him. He wasn’t making money, or benefitting himself in any way, when He healed a man who had been born blind. He even argued a precedence in King David, who picked grain on the Sabbath when he and his troops were hungry. That was a perfect example of an exception to the rule, but then He really hit the nail on the head, when He asked them which one of them would allow one of their farm animals to remain stuck in a ditch and not try to save it— even on the Sabbath. I would assume that even the Pharisees realized a man was more important than a cow. He was giving an example of God’s love and willingness allow exceptions. The Pharisees had taken many laws to the extreme and in doing so nullified God’s word in the process.

As far as Jesus warning those who used His name, but their own works as a means for salvation to be cautious they weren’t assuming it was by their own works they were saved. For instance the Christians who are stunned to learn they aren’t in the Book of Life, they might react like this. “What? Look at everything we did—in Your Name! Now, don’t you owe us a little salvation?” and Jesus tells them, “Get outta here, I don’t know you and I never did”
As far as abortion goes, there are exceptions to ‘thou shall not murder’ Stoning an adulterer was considered to be carrying out justice and certainly after a person is born they are born into sin, but until a sinner actually commits a sin, I’d say they’re a bit more innocent than the saintliest saint and I would never advocate for taking their life. I feel God detests our shedding of ‘innocent’ blood in the procedure that is specifically intended to cause the death of an innocent life..

Jesus never contradicted the Bible. He was merciful though and that mercy was used by some as a license to sin, or by the Pharisees, as an excuse to kill Him.

Paul asked and then answered his own question, “What, should we sin so that grace may increase?” and he answered a simple “no”,

I do believe we should always be ready to forgive a repentant sinner. No matter what the sin is, but should never celebrate, or help anyone else, celebrate any sin.

Great article, Tim. I had not thought of the virus being from Satan before, but it does make sense. God allowed Satan to test Job.

So Tim, let me get this straight. Basically YOU are saying it’s OK if Elijah comes as a practicing homosexual married to a man and committing sodomy; Aborting his own child for convenience; Using profane, dirty, suggestive language & jokes; Promoting that a day of Sabbath rest is ridiculous; And finally, feels no need to routinely fellowship with others that want to obey & follow God.

1st off Tim,

i really enjoyed your article, like i said, i am glad you gave examples, however they missed the mark.. that said we are the body of CHRIST, we need each other.. my Gift from from the HOLY SPIRIT has been Salvation. and i have a missing puzzle piece that your article could use.

if one of us had all the answers they would be The BODY OF CHRIST, not just one member. i will say here that you are strong on salvation in my humble opinion ( if you understand your words more than a surface level, i know not). i am the foolish things of the world. i am fully confident what this coming man might/will say.

not because i am anything, because of my gift is to see where the strong holds of satan are, so i can simply deduce that the coming man will say ( as you say he is coming, for i know not if anyone is coming or not, i will take your word for it, as you interpret your gifts, i will share mine). if you are willing to post this.

As this is your sight, as you are the source of light here, not me, and i do not mean to bud in, only share a puzzle piece for those that will hear, or pray upon in Jesus Name ( in all that i understand)

So i can give you a basic idea in a few BIBLE verses, 1st a sacred crow as you say. if i pose the question, what if this man said something like?….

those that are worthy will inherit the Kingdom of GOD, make thyself worthy to enter JESUS KINGDOM…

would that statement effect anyone? a sacred cow as Tim says.. perhaps not as many here, however what about the main stream church body?

for most of us ( i think) hang on two verses in the BIBLE, for it is by GRACE YE ARE SAVED, and not of works lest any man should boast.. also them that believe Jesus paid the price on the cross & was raised from the dead have eternal life.

two beautiful verses i must say, most beautiful… however how about

2Th 1:5 Which is a manifest token of the righteous judgment of God, that ye may be counted worthy of the kingdom of God, for which ye also suffer..
or2Th 1:11 Wherefore also we pray always for you, that our God would count you worthy of this calling, and fulfill all the good pleasure of his goodness, and the work of faith with power:

so basically this is scripture too, however most of may/will place more weight on the previous scriptures i mentioned, and they will discount other verses in the BIBLE,

i have heard preachers,( i am sure you have to) say something like, no matter what anyone comes and says if they preach any kinds of works they are of the devil.

and they say…. you have Eternal Life, you can never lose it no matter what you do…. you can earn rewards if you Obey GOD, but you will have the lowest job in heaven if you dont live for Jesus.. stuff like this i am sure you all have heard that, since you were an early christian…

you can EARN nothing LETS MAKE THAT CLEAR. however those preachers are setting up the strongholds of the devil, i am confident they are mostly unaware of what they even do..( but i know very little, as i am the foolish things of the world, make no mistake about that)

To be clear, well of course you cannot earn anything, for The GREAT GOD OF Abraham will not share HIS GLORY with anyone, He gives us faith, belief, & Jesus took the WRATH.. i could go on, and on here, i call GODS salvation the Escalator of LIGHT , and JESUS straps my hand in,, thats why we throw our crown at HIS Feet, if Jesus proclaims our name before His Father…

Tim once again, your on the right track with love, i will call you a brother if you do not recognize me, that will not stop me from praying for you,

humbly in peace & love
Bruce Gauthier
hope this helps, if anyone wants to hear more, i am willing, however i want no confrontation with christians.

Thanks Tim for your insightful teachings as usual. Though your examples of ‘sacred cows’ are not convincing, specifically homosexuality and abortion. Sodom and Gomorrah got their judgement, and Apostle Paul denounced it as unnatural and that it attracts the judgement of God. The teaching is clear. Relating with those who practice it should be with love and prayers for their deliverance. Abortion in man or beast like an earlier contributor pointed out if caused by an individual is punishable. It certainly shows God places value on those creatures in the womb, man or beast.Now if Jesus could agree with the Pharisees who broke the Sabbath in order to rescue their livestock that fell into a ditch on the Sabbath, surely He will not congratulate abolitionists. Once again those who indulge should be treated in love. An example of a sacred cow would be drinking alcohol, knowing that the scriptures teach we should not be DRUNK with wine wherein is excess. Not that we should not taste so we don’t fall for Eve’s mistake of assuming not eating means not touching.

Hello Tim, a very hard punchline article and it seems that it is getting more intense as you keep on bringing out new articles.

As usual you have the readers that compliment and thank you for the insights, me included, and then of course you have the readers that are offended.

Just one question from my side is that will we see some participation in your articles from the prophet that revealed himself to you in preparation for the works that are still lying ahead? Tim, you can surely do with some help after what you and your family have gone through over the years to provide us with your insights that you have received over the years. You have taken a lot of flack but you stuck with your views and I can assure you it paid of.

Thank you for everything you have enlightened us with over the years.

I am still chewing on your points you have mentioned and one in particular is of great relieve to me and lifts a huge burden from my shoulders and gives me new inspiration to face this battle head on.
Regards to Katrina and Yehovah bless your family.

It is very exiting news about the prophets getting more active and hopefully more visible, we can do with their support and guidance.

Bless them all.

Dear Tim,
I think you are creating seemingly contrasts with your sacred cows article.
Yehovah for sure will not change ‘one tittel or jot’ from His Word.
Yehovah says what He does and does what He says.
That implies that He loves all His creatures and wishes all of them to come to Him and love Him.
Loving Yehovah means that you do not sin, which again means that you abide to His Laws.
Abiding to His Laws again means not only keeping the sabbath but also loving your neighbour.
For example therefore it is true neighbourly love to point out to him/her that homosexual relationships are an abomination to Yehovah where they will be called to account for without hating or humiliating them.
The same counts for abortion, not keeping the sabbath, profanity or any other ‘sacred cow’ one has in his/her closet.
All in all, I am of the opinion that this was a very poor article and has/will put too many people on a wrong foot in regard to abiding to the basis of Yehovah’s Word that is His Law.
I am sorry to have to tell you that in my view you have overstepped the boundaries of not calling people to abide to Yehovah’s Word that I have decided to stop my financial support of your ministry.
Chris Sorber

PS: I do agree to the comment given by Patricia Daw

I haven’t read the comments yet so I’m not sure what people are thinking, but I have been voicing these same opinions to my husband. Being open minded about Christ and his chosen and his Kingdom is so essential to living in love. We can’t discount anyone, because even if they’re “wrong” in one area, they may still be sent from Christ.

I do have a question. 1.5 years ago I quit drinking completely because I saw that it was getting in my way of living for Christ. I wouldn’t call myself an alcoholic but I drank too often and depended on it to be happy some days. I went a year without drinking again. Recently, I’ve had a drink or two occasionally again and I’ve been not only questioning it but I’ve been questioning so many things about myself in general. I think I started have a drink or two (for instance on canoe trips etc) when I got fed up with trying to be perfect, as I could not be perfect even though I was doing everything I was supposed to. I would still come up short somewhere. And I realized I’d been judging anyone for drinking at all. And so I concluded that maybe God just wants me to balance my life more, rather than be so rigid in every area.

I’m frustrated with this. I try so hard and then I end up failing. Drinking is just one example. Ive done the same thing with sugar, social media, with caffeine, tv.

I don’t know if being strict on myself was right or if it was too much. I do know, it’s hard to feel like I can’t quite get it right.

I’m not really sure what my question is, but I think this article is great. The abortion thing never occurred to me, and I honestly am going to have to really think about it because abortion automatically makes me think about hurting a baby (since there have been botched ones, etc) and as a mom I just have a hard time with that, but the overall message is great and confirmation in a lot of ways.

Thanks Tim!

Edit: I think I’ve finally figured out what I need to ask:

Where’s the line between keeping ourselves (and the people we love) accountable versus loving ourselves (and the people we love) anyway?

That line gets blurred so fast. And that’s where I’m at, I feel like I’m stuck between blurs.

I must say this is the worst article I have read by you. First of all Yahshua never broke the torah. It is not a torah command to not heal on sabbath, nor is washing your hands in a specified manner a torah command, These were things the Jews observed based on their oral law/torah which they put in greater regard than the written torah. No true prophet of Yah would come teaching anything that contradicted the written scriptures. This is our way to prove weather a prophet is from Yah or not. Yes, written scripture is the test not any man made traditions or doctrine. The command to love did not negate the torah nor was it a new teaching, it is required in the torah to love others. When the scripture says all the torah and the prophets hang on these 2 commands it is saying all torah commands stem from the the 2 torah commands to love Yah and to love others. The torah is what teaches us what we should be doing if we are loving Yah and our neighbor. Yahshua clearly said if you love me , keep my commands, and also ALL your commands (torah) are righteousness. All means all and He also said think NOT that I came to do away with the Torah or the prophets. Till heaven and earth pass away not ONE jot or tittle will in no way depart from the torah till all be fulfilled. Last time I checked the heavens and the earth were still here. He also said he who teaches others to obey the torah will be called great in the kingdom but he who teaches others to disregard even the smallest of his commands will be least in the kingdom. Christians have decided to believe that Yahshua did away with all the Fathers commands and replaced them with just those 2. Wrong- Those two sum up all the commands they do not replace them because loving was always a torah command. Lawlessness is not just breaking any law it is breaking the Father’s law which is the torah. Yes absolutely Loving the Father and loving others is of utmost importance but you better make sure who’s definition of love you are following. We don’t follow some wishy washy anyman may decide for himself what the definition of love is. We are to love according to what the scripture defines as love. Relook at the 10 commandments- The first ones teach us how the Father expects us to love him and the rest teach us how we are to show love to our fellow man. No other definition of love is given anywhere in scripture but in the torah. We have been fed a bunch of foolishness by christianity that teaches the torah was a burden and Yahshua came to deliver us from it. He came to deliver us from the burden of the oral torah which was being taught by the Jews of his day. If you want to find out why he called the manmade teachings a burden read the talmud. This is the oral torah of Yahshua’s day that has been since written down. The torah of the Father was never called a burden anywhere in scripture in fact he actually says it is not too hard for you.. We must ALL start to rightly divide the word of truth and stop just accepting anything that is taught by a so called preacher.

Tim, I have had the prophetic calling since I was 14. I am 69. I agree that CV-19 is the gateway to the Tribulation and that the Enemy is its father. However, I think that the side effects such as the economic devastation and hardships caused by the lockdowns are going to have a long-term ripple effect worldwide, causing famine and death from that devastation. Americans Constitutional rights are being trampled by some of the state lockdown rules. If the above is not of Satan, I don’t know what is.

Tim,

Very interesting Article, i love your message of LOVE, and i thank you for that! i also get your examples about sacred crows. i also like your message of reformation, and drawing closer to GOD, excellent message.

i however must disagree with the extremes you seem to place on differences of doctrine. i fully agree that we must miss something in our daily teaching that doctrines of devils are being preached from the pulpits, airwaves, and christian book stores today ( half truths, hath GOD SAID) . & i have most recently been taught never underestimate the power of assumption..

if you are loving GOD, & Loving your neighbor, drawing close to GOD we should not worry about missing anything, just another day at the office. that said we must empty our assumptions of Doctrines, not follow just anybody that seems to love everybody,, that maybe looking for LIGHT in the darkness… LOVE is the answer, for The Bible is a LOVE STORY… like i said i thank you for that message.

as a christian brother has said, i cannot tell you all the things i do not mean by what i have just stated.

in love & truth
Bruce

Thank you, Tim for this Splendid article. I have been talking to it for hours this Saturday. Sasha and the girls left me alone so it’s my one friend – and what a good friend.

Living with No Expectations is a rich, light, beautiful life! It hurts when you no longer have the things you expect, yes. So much. But when you don’t feel entitled in the first place, well…. Not any easy life, but beautiful.

So thank you for teaching us all to live without expectation and in love.

(Not for real talking to the article but to God but, you know, I am playful like that.)

Hiya, Tim! :-))

I liked this article very much and it left me slightly baffled; thanks a lot for sharing your latest insights with us!

What I still don’t understand is why people are so worried about missing Elijah.

Fortunately, I don’t have any sacred cows and I, for one, don’t care whether Elijah sports obscene tattoos or uses vulgar language… We should never judge a book by its cover! Moreover, the only thing that will count is what he is going to say, not the kind of language in which he’s going to couch his divine message. And that’s why I think that for us saints and true believers it will be unlikely to miss Elijah: no matter if he’s for or against homosexuality, abortion and so on, just follow the guy who says he will lead us to Judea!

I don’t expect any false prophets to urge us to relocate to Judea. Do you?

Nice list of offenses. I check most of the boxes, though this is probably not the place to explain why. It brought to mind the obvious offense of “living in sin,” or living as husband and wife without a ceremony or government certificate. I’m not married by any definition, but under the right circumstances I might consider cohabiting, and what an anathema that would be to most of my churchgoing friends.

I, too, am curious if the prophet that spoke to you was in person or over the phone etc. and did you “test” the prophet as scripture suggests and how that went (I’m sure you did). A name isn’t important, right now. But, I would love more details. Not intending to exclude others; how about for supporters?

I am always so impressed by the amount of work and diligence you put in., Tim. Truly remarkable. Thank you!

One of the scriptures that come to mind for me is:

Rev 22:17
And the Spirit and the bride say, Come. And let him that heareth say, Come. And let him that is athirst come. And whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely.

Hi Tim,
I’m baffled and wondering if my interpretation of the above is correct?! Are you saying that Elijah may indeed condone the continued slaughtering of millions of children (a direct violation of the Ten Commandments) and also justify homosexuality which the word of God is very clear about?

Best,
Holly

Powerful and insightful article – AGAIN, my brother – BLESS YOU!!

I’ve been sharing your information for years now and almost everyone does not respond. Our job is the be the messenger, with LOVE. The Holy Spirit takes it from there. We have to ‘let go and let God’, as the saying goes.

CYA in Israel,
Bo

I agree with most of your article and try to read the Bible from the literal Word, and not from any church’s interpretation. That being said, I would caution readers not to abandon the “sacred cows” of GOD. When we start interpreting what GOD would do or say aren’t we assuming the role of GOD., kinda like the Pharisees.
Yes, love GOD with your all, and didn’t HE say “If ye love me keep my Commandments “? I think the sin of USA is not the toleration of sodomy, ….it’s the acceptance and embracing of same. In the Old Testament if 2 men were fighting and damaged a woman and she lost her child before birth, weren’t they guilty ? I am not judging, that is GOD’s job, I am just trying to figure out what HE wants me to do. Love yes,… aid and abetting the enemy(embracing and promoting) , not so much. Peace, Love, Bob

There are sacred cows and then there is Scriptural truth. Jesus didn’t break the Sabbath, He broke the Pharisees man-made traditions that they taught as law regarding the Sabbath.

Yes, God does have prophets do extreme things to get people to pay attention amd listen but the true test of any true prophet is Deut. 13.

Wow what a great article. I need to slaughter some of my sacred cows. Many will go nuts on this article, but hopefully they see the point. Indeed my first reaction was anger and even betrayal of the faith. You are a very wise man Tim.

Hello Bro Tim
I hope you are well.
I have been reading your articles about 2 years. They are pretty interesting. It gives a different perspective on things and never thought of. It has been a good while since my belief about the rapture was changed. It is still very mystirous and not all figured out, but I lean more towards a little before the bowls of wrath.or maybe for some after the beast is captured and imprisoned.
Of the above list the thing that I wasn’t sure about the most was the part about homosexuality.
I get the part about loving them and not being arrogant towards them and bashing and hating them. I believe that Jesus was at least tempted to be so. I believe that intentionally shaming people regardless will not help.
Do you think it the subject could be directly about Homosexuality or the way to treat people in general?

Hey, I’m kind of new here, but I only have 1 question related to what Sam said earlier. It is, since we’re living in the final days, how can we unlock our spiritual gifts since, through Christ, we’ve already saved? I’ve been praying and trying so hard to figure these things out, but I haven’t been able to. I’ve tried to see if I have the gift of tongues, miracles, discernment, prophecy, or the other ones, but I fail in all of them. Is there something I’m missing?

Hello Tim! I’ve read some of your articles
with Biblical evidence on how Jordan is likely the safe haven Elijah announces. The thing is, I am from Jordan and I live there now. Do you think I should always stay to await Christ’s Return and are there some preliminary cautions I’m needing to realise?

Thanks again,
Akash

Tim, I think you are ready. Check out David Wilcock. I am NOT saying he is Elijah. Although, I think it is hilarious that you are waiting for a man to be identified as being the reborn Elijah just as John (the baptist) was and you do not believe in reincarnation (a sacred cow?). David claims to have been Luke during the time of Jesus. David came from an antireligious background and started his career with totally physical evidence explaining the physical world we live in today. You started your career with religion to explain the physical world we live in today. You both have moved to a basic explanation centered around Christ’s love and awakening our souls to the true teachings of Jesus. You both say the same things only from an opposite point of view. I think each of you would have a LOT to gain from working together.

Hello, Mr. Mchyde. My question is, since Elijah will have been chosen by God, would God really choose someone how professes that homosexuality and profanity are sinless acts. Now I know that not everyone is perfect or always measures up, even prophets. But love is not the only standard for being a prophet or disciple of Christ. Keeping His commandments comes into major play, also (See John 14:21). I know that perhaps Elijah will deny some popular Christian doctrines (pre-trib rapture, for example), but I find it difficult to believe that he will exploit God’s role for him and will freely cuss or deny the fact the homosexuality is Biblically a illicit act (See Roman’s 1:27 and 1 Cor. 6:9). With all of this in mind, what do you think, Mr. Mchyde?

Malachi 4:4 Remember ye the law of Moses my servant, which I commanded unto him in Horeb for all Israel, with the statutes and judgments.

5 Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the LORD: 6 And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse.

Sad and Exciting times ahead!
Great article Tim!

“Maranatha”

I Corinthians 16:22-23

If any man love not the Lord Jesus Christ, let him be Anathema Maranatha. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you. KJV

If anyone does not love the Lord, a curse on him! Marana, ta! [Our Lord, come!] May the grace of the Lord Yeshua be with you. CJB

Yes, and since Elijah is Jewish, he may also reject the sacred cow of Christ’s divinity and resurrection and say that he was just a good teacher right? So we will have to be accepting of that just like accepting that he could say that homosexuality is not a sin and abortion is perfectly acceptable to God. Great analysis Tim. Thank you for opening my eyes. I can now look for other things he might say that I should accept – like saying that circumcision is required to be saved my God.

Interesting and important point about our sacred cows. I believe God is able to give us a right understanding of scripture but we need to accept that understanding is not a intellectual process but rather a spiritual one. We need to continually lay our understanding of things on the altar and ask God to provide a right understanding to us. When I find myself in disagreement with someone over a interpretation of scripture, I always pray that God will help us to work out the truth and that God might change one or both of our heart and minds so thatvwe can clearly see that new truth.

Are you allowed to say how you know this is a legitimate Prophet?

Which reminds me of Trump saying he wasn’t “allowed” to say something, which I found odd. Not necessarily that that comment has to do with this.

I had wondered about this question, which I’m not sure if you were able to answer before or not, who can remember? But, whether there would be that kind of progression, or if would be more like a day one, day two, Pentecost change.

I remember how you have discussed a balancing of how God acts when Satan acts. (Or however you word that appropriately).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBgeEa3t-uA
– Terminator 3 Clip

“What Satan intends for evil God works for good.” – From above article…hear it in song form below…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEK6_rz26z0
– Worship song

Hi Tim & Katrina!
I’ve been thinking that we hadn’t heard from you in awhile as this evil virus keeps us all betwixt and between and it was well worth the wait! I have two more “sacred cows” to add to your list:
1. What if Elijah were a woman? I think of Mary Magdalene being the first one to whom the risen Christ revealed himself: “the disciple to the disciples.”
2. What if Elijah were a child? As you reminded us from Jesus’s own words, unless we repent and become as little children, we will not be worthy of the kingdom.
Hmmmmm, just a thought that came to me as I read your very insightful article!
Blessings to you!

Hi Tim,

As always, a fascinating read.

Re the abortion matter, in Gen 2:7, we’re first informed about the point of the commencement of life, a living soul, when breath first enters the lungs. Translate this to the birth process and you have an interesting parallel.

In these times I find comfort in many verses, but these three are especially useful …

Jas 1:19 (listen intently, but slow down with any response, or feelings of anger – this will help temper and sometimes eliminate any judgement).

John 7:24 (know what to judge by, and it’s certainly not by appearances, mannerisms, speech and so forth).

Mark 13:13 (hang in there and stick to your guns, not long to go now, and be prepared to cop some major cr*p along the way).

Much love to you, Katrina and family,

Joel.

An excellent article Tim, my studies have also led me to believe that love is the way of the kingdom of heaven.

Might I suggest an addition to your list of doctrines that Elijah might not agree with. The doctrine of eternal conscious torment (most people call it hell). A God of love would never send anyone into a place of eternal suffering.

Thank you for your studies, I always read them with great interest.

Hi Tim,
Where is the evidence that Paul and other prophets used profanity under the instruction of the Holy Spirit to write their part of the Bible? Why was it left out if that is the case?
Why would profanity have to be part of the plan. Would God really want the truth to be told through profanity and the use of language that we are told to rid our selves of? I realise I’m doing exactly what you say is going to be a problem for many Christians.
I’m stunned when I sometimes hear of professing Christians use profane language and hence I can’t get my head around a prophet of God having to use them to prophesy.
I am absolutely saddened by what the world has become.
Do you still have thoughts that prince Charles is the antichrist?
Anyway I have your very first book from years ago and also bought your latest one a few months ago.
A lot to try and figure out, but there are parts of the book that my brain can take in and retain

I have to learn to humble myself and repent… I found 3 sacred cows >_<…
1) "Abortion is not murder"
2) "Homosexual sex is not a sin"
3) Uses profanity
Thank you for your teaching, Tim?

Hey Tim, so, I’ve been falling into kind of a spiritual crisis (in the mind) recently. It is this: What if my family refuses to go to the place Elijah beckons to completely and I am stuck (I’m a teen). Does that mean I’m destined to physically die? Also, how can I be sure that they won’t take the antichrist’s garbage? Because Tim, if they take it, I will cry day and night for the rest of my life. I know they believe in Christ, but I don’t know if their faith is powerful to the proper extent. Please Tim, I can’t sleep because of these issues.

Also, one last thing. Since we know that Christ gives spiritual gifts (Prophecy, miracles, tongues, etc.) how come we see almost zero of this with Christians in our day and age? Is it a problem of faith? I was able, by the grace of God, to unlock my spiritual gift (miracles) but I think Christ found me unworthy, and now that gift is gone. What do you think about these issues, Tim?

You’re awesome
~Sam N.

Such very needful information, Tim, on both subjects of Elijah and the coronavirus. Thanks so much for helping us prepare.

I absolutely knew the virus was of satan and I’m glad you’re speaking that.

God’s best to you and family always!