? Autism Mistaken for Resurrection ?

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I haven't read much of this general autism discussion forum, but recently received an e-mail recounting that April was Autism Month.

The possibility of mistaking someone who is resurrected in accordance with the promises of Christ as being autistic may have been discussed here previously.

The only reason I aver so is that I have been resurrected to a kingship, so we all come in different shapes and sizes, so to speak.

That the General Resurrection of the Dead is already upon us, I bring in the count here (for Sunday, the Fifth Week of Easter) for the end of days :

Today, Sunday, May 3, 2015 A.D., is the 964th day in the 1,290 and 1,335 day periods of Daniel 12:11 & 12, respectively.

Moved from GAD.

What are you on about?

How much angel dust do I have to smoke in order to understand what you are talking about?

I don't know much about that, but I'd love to hear what you have to say.

He seems to be saying that Christ was an autistic whose autistic behavior got mistaken for ressurrection. Or maybe he is saying the opposite: that millions of folks today are ressurrecting in accords with Biblical prophecy, but are being mistakenly labeled as be "autistic". Either way-it's not obvious how "resurrecting" and being "autistic" would resemble each other in a way that one would be mistaken for the other. So yeah-it would be nice if he would explain that.

If you Google the OP's name, you'll find other posts written in the same style where the writer claims to be raised/resurrected from the dead by either Jesus or the Holy Spirit. The writer is also predicting the Last Day or Day of Judgment on May 08, 2016.

The last time that he posted here on WP was four years ago.

He joined a thread about the "Malachy List" of the Popes by talking about himself as being in the same league as Christ.

Wow! Arent we lucky to be in the OP's presence!

Indeed.

WP was getting boring, so this may liven things up a bit for a while.

Recent errors in judgment show how drastic repercussions can be.

A Ferguson man robs a store of some tobacco then attacks a policeman. The man is killed and a city riots.

Then the same scenario in Baltimore, MD.

In both cases the errors in judgment and the repercussions pose serious threats to peaceful society.

Yet above these things reported, God remains The Judge of both the living and the dead.

It is His world, and He will have His Way about it.

There are but 370 days remaining until this world totally passes in its fallen entirety, to be replaced by the new one where forever righteousness shall dwell.

Even as this world passes with ever increasing violence, the dead are being raised to be a part of the Celestial City of Blessed Eternity.

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Evidence, please?

Please provide the alleged evidence in a format that is something other than a cryptic series of unrelated statements, a word salad, a wall of rambling incoherent text, or a series of personal attacks against anyone who challenges the veracity of your claims.

But before you do, consider this Biblical passage:That's from the Bible, in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 24, verse 36. Here's another verse for you to ponder:This is also from the Bible, in the gospel of Matthew, chapter 7, verse 15.

So, if you truly know when the Day of Judgment is, then the Bible must be in error; but if the Bible is truly the complete and inerrant Word of God, then you surely must be one of those false prophets that the Bible warns us about.

Which is it?

shouldn't we try to help the OP instead of discussing the subject? by suggesting him to go to ER and get a
Haldol shot maybe?

The first Biblical passage which speaks of me is Exodus 23:20 :

Wycliffe Bible (WYC)

20 Lo! I send mine angel, that shall go before thee, and shall keep thee in the way, and shall lead thee to the place which I have made ready to thee. (Lo! I shall send an angel before thee, and he shall keep thee safe on the way, and he shall lead thee to the place which I have prepared for thee.)

Did you notice how he evaded the question? Completely skipped right over it. He knows that answering my questions will back him into theological corners from which he can not escape without revealing his true nature. Never argue religion with a former seminary student.

Is Ahogday still around? If he found out about this thread, things could really get interesting ...

And to what Nigerian bank account do we poor, unwashed masses send our money to guarantee our slot?