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🤪 fix a flat fairy 🧚♀️tales episode 23 -- 🤠 give him enough rope ➰ he hangs himself
Posted : 17 Aug, 2021 10:41 AM
Dear readers as you can see from the Fix-A-Flat Teddy quote below he calls the blessed hope the long awaited return of Christ for his saints the rapture -- FICTION 👎 and falsely claims that the Catholic Church made it up
" GEESH, what an INDOCTRINATED LAD this rsvp is with his cathoholic taught 'god' of a 'secret rapture' ! Right Quiz? " -- fix a flat teddy  
🙂🙂 But let's see if that's true according to church history
according to The Moody Handbook of Theology, the official beginning of the Roman Catholic church occurred in 590 ad with Pope Gregory I. This time marked the consolidated of lands controlled by authority of the pope, and thus the church's power, into what would later be known as "the Papal States." --
😉😉 So all we have to do is find some documentation prior
to 590 ad that speaks of christians embracing the rapture and completely destroy fix a flat teddys argument that it was made up by the catholic church
PIECE OF CAKE ❗❗ 🎂 🤣🤣
🙂👍💯 we begin with what many believe to be the very first Christian document outside of the New Testament called the Didache (“The Teaching”), pronounced DID-ah-kay. It teaches that the church will encounter the persecution of the Antichrist, which will then be followed by the coming of Christ to rescue his people and resurrect his people
👨🏫The Didache is an extremely important early Christian document because it is a window allowing us to see the faith and practice of a segment of the primitive church. The date of the Didache has been estimated AD 50–120. It is agreed that it is a compositional document made up of several sources, of which the earliest of the sources were likely written before AD 70. The most probable place of origin is Syria, perhaps in the city of Antioch, which was the main Christian center at that time. The Didache contains three parts. The first is a code of Christian morals, the “Two Ways,” expounding on the way of life and the way of death. The second is a church order manual, a rules of conduct, prescribing correct practice of baptism, church polity, the Lord’s supper, etc. 🙂😉 The final part concludes with an eschatological section of an outline commentary to the Olivet Discourse; hence, since this is the first interpretation in church history on Jesus’ teaching about his second coming, we will benefit from what it says
The early church viewed this document as containing orthodox teaching, including its interpretation of eschatology. it was used for instruction for church leaders, believers, and baptismal candidates. The eschatological section of the Didache is found in chapter 16. It states:
(1) “Watch” over your life: “let your lamps” be not quenched “and your loins” be not ungirded, but be “ready,” for ye know not “the hour in which our Lord cometh.” (2) But be frequently gathered together seeking the things which are profitable for your souls, for the whole time of your faith shall not profit you except ye be found perfect at the last time; (3) for in the last days the false prophets and the corrupters shall be multiplied, and the sheep shall be turned into wolves, and love shall change to hate; (4) for as lawlessness increaseth they shall hate one another and persecute and betray, and then shall appear the deceiver of the world as a Son of God, and shall do signs and wonders and the earth shall be given over into his hands and he shall commit iniquities which have never been since the world began. (5) Then shall the creation of mankind come to the fiery trial and “many shall be offended” and be lost, but “they who endure” in their faith “shall be saved” by the curse itself. (6) And “then shall appear the signs” of the truth. First the sign spread out in Heaven, then the sign of the sound of the trumpet, and thirdly the resurrection of the dead: (7) but not of all the dead, but as it was said, “The Lord shall come and all his saints with him.” (8) Then shall the world “see the Lord coming on the clouds of Heaven.”
The main gospel source that the Didache 16 uses is Matthew, particularly chapters 24–25, alluding frequently from it. The first verse contains exhortations to be ready spiritually (e.g., “Watch” over your life”). In verse 2 there is given a cause and effect warning that a lack of consistent gathering with other believers will hinder faith-readiness. Next, verses 3–8 provide us with the chronology of key events:
vv. 3–4a—false prophets, corrupters, love shall change to hate, lawlessness increaseth.
vv. 4b–5—then shall appear the deceiver of the world [Antichrist] as a Son of God, and shall do signs and wonders and the earth shall be given over into his hands and he shall commit iniquities which have never been since the world began [great tribulation]. Then shall the creation of mankind come to the fiery trial and “many shall be offended” and be lost but “they who endure” in their faith [during the great tribulation] “shall be saved” [delivered from the day of the Lord] by the curse itself.
v. 6—And “then shall appear the signs” of the truth. First the sign spread out in Heaven, then the sign of the sound of the trumpet, and thirdly the resurrection of the dead [i.e., resurrection of the righteous].
v. 8—Then shall the world “see the Lord coming on the clouds of Heaven” [shekinah glory].
🙂🙂👍💯 As is clearly indicated in the sequence above, the Didache understands that Antichrist will appear first before the coming of Christ to resurrect the righteous and deliver his faithful people who are alive.
Incidentally, it should be noted that in two earlier chapters of the Didache, it interprets the elect who are gathered in Matthew 24:31 as the “Church”: “so let thy Church be gathered together from the ends of the earth” Didache 9:4; and, “Remember, Lord, thy Church, to deliver it from all evil and to make it perfect in thy love, and gather it together in its holiness from the four winds to thy kingdom which thou hast prepared for it” Didache 10:5.
👉👉It is fundamental to the prewrath position that the resurrection of the dead-righteous and the deliverance of the alive-righteous follow the Antichrist’s great tribulation. And this can be seen above in this Christian document 👈👈. Our final authority is the Word of God and that is where we must find our inspired teaching for faith and practice. Even though it is not authoritatively binding, it is however wise to learn what others who have gone before us have said about the Bible. Church history can teach us a lot. Since this is the case, how much more weight carries for writings during the apostolic age such as the Didache!😉
PIECE OF CAKE ❗❗ 🎂 🤣🤣 this proves not only is Fix-A-Flat Teddy a false teacher but he is also historically and eschatologically ignorant 🤪👎
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Come on dude, you have yet to do so and readers know it! 
Got it now? 
Why does David NOT answer??? 
Simple, he does not want to incriminate with rsvp his faithful CULTIST! 
David does NOT call out his faithful CULT teacher rsvp for false doctrine of his self proclaimed 'secret rapture' teaching NOT found in the Bible! 
Is it not obvious David believes that by his above post??? 