the last days

[Boss]

Do u believe in it? What's ur perspective of the last days?

Molten Lava and Water covering the earth...Rapture-ish thing....or u just believe the last day is when u die? Even at that do u believe in some sort of afterlife/judgement day...were u go to either heaven or hell? wut's ur perception of both? Heaven high up there with roads of Gold and heaven's gate with St Peter in front of it and Hell down there with molten lava and hot...the dark bottomless pit?

[Onyiiboy]

Originally Posted by Boss

Do u believe in it? What's ur perspective of the last days?

Molten Lava and Water covering the earth...Rapture-ish thing....or u just believe the last day is when u die? Even at that do u believe in some sort of afterlife/judgement day...were u go to either heaven or hell? wut's ur perception of both? Heaven high up there with roads of Gold and heaven's gate with St Peter in front of it and Hell down there with molten lava and hot...the dark bottomless pit?

The last days are not the end of the planet, but the end of our age. For the most part, the book of Revelations deals with both astrological signs in the sky, and also spiritual changes inside each person. People spend too much time looking at the literal words w/o trying to find the deeper meaning behind them, and unfortunately, alot of the so called prophecies have become literal realities by people misinterpreting the scriptures. However, the key thing to remember is that no matter what interpretation you have on prophecy, it is not written in stone, and the future can change if people decide to change their mindsets and subsequent actions.

[J3D]

i dont believe rapture is an embellished bedtime story; i believe the event should be interpreted literally. The last days are the days preceding the rapture and marking the advent of the second coming of Christ.

[Onyiiboy]

Originally Posted by J3D

i dont believe rapture is an embellished bedtime story; i believe the event should be interpreted literally. The last days are the days preceding the rapture and marking the advent of the second coming of Christ.

What makes you so certain that it should be interpreted literally if the vast majority are obvious metaphors?