Eschatology isn't a secondary issue

Apr 23, 2025, 6:02 AM

In this lukewarm era of "christianity" we are constantly told by so called religious leaders that eschatology is a secondary issue not worth fighting over. But if that were true, Paul would have never thrown Hymenaeus & his friends out of church over it. Bad eschatology is Biblically tied to apostasy in the Bible. Hymenaeus's lies led to overthrown faith as Paul put it. If that isn't a salvation issue then I don't know what is.

In Matthew 24:28 the evil servant expects the Lord to return earlier than He has ordained. Sound familiar? It should. When his false expectation is not met, he turns on his fellow servants and beats his fellow servants while eating & drinking with the drunken. If he is eating with sinners during the tribulation he took the mark because you can't buy or sell (food too) without it. That's Matthew 24(2+4 = 6) verse 48(4+8 = 12 = 6+6) where we find 3 6's & the evil servant who expects the Lord to arrive earlier than He has ordained.

In Matthew 13:20-21 the seeds on the stony ground produce plants with no root that wither when tribulation & persecution come. Who is it that is not preparing to face tribulation & persecution? The Text says these seeds on the rocks become "offended". These offended ones end up betraying true Christians in Matthew 24:10. And Luke 8:13 says they "fall away". Remember the falling away in 2 Thessalonians 2:3?

Daniel 11:21-45 is the chronology of antichrist. From the start of verse 21 until you get to the last 9 words (have intelligence with them who forsake the holy covenant) in verse 30 where fake Christians betray the covenant & have intelligence with the beast, there are exactly 330 words in the KJB. What's significant about this 330? Judas betrayed Christ over money. He got 30 pieces of silver (Matthew 26:15) but he wanted 300 pence for the ointment (John 12:4-6). That's 330 tied to a fake Christian who betrayed Jesus over money. The mark of the beast is tied to finances. The people in Daniel 11:30 will forsake the holy covenant for money. That's why there are 330 words between Daniel 11:21's beginning & the last 9 words of Daniel 11:30. Even more interesting is if you multiply the verse #30 × the chapter 11 you get another 330. Now add that 330 to the 330 word count that ends in the verse to get 660....plus the letter count of "Daniel"...660+6.

Remind me again; what eschatological heresy teaches their adherents that they won't be here for the mark?

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