What Happened to Ken and Liz?

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1 What Happened to Ken and Liz? (Bridging the Gap between Christianity and the New Age Movement) Please bookmark this page now so you don t lose it What did happen to Ken and Liz? Aren t they into all that weird New Age stuff now? Most Christians can comprehend the transition from New Age philosophy to evangelical Christianity, but it just doesn t seem to make sense when hearing about someone going from evangelical Christianity to the New Age camp Please, let us explain Our story is about US, what we found together, and although we hope everyone on the planet finds the same things we place absolutely no pressure on our readers to believe everything we do (or else). We have completely left that whole or else faith. Our joint journey of discovery has a lot to do with fresh, new theological revelation and digging deeper for more biblically accurate interpretations, and we are very excited to share this with you But before we show you where we are now and why we are where we are now, here s what got us to where we are now What Jesus did - was OH SO MUCH BIGGER and SO MUCH MORE ALL INCLUSIVE than we had ever imagined! Jesus Himself was teaching that the New Covenant wasn't even going to RESEMBLE the old covenant at all, in any way, shape, or form... Something very peculiar is happening right now... Hearts hungry for truth are finding God OUTSIDE of the church. Yes. They ARE. They may not have all the Christianity-based doctrinal stuff completely accurate, but they are finding God's stuff none the less doing the things of the law even though they don t know or have the law And, they are like a nation producing the fruits thereof as well.

2 YES, they ARE. I revealed myself to those who did not ask for me; I was found by those who did not seek me. To a nation that did not call on my name, I said, Here am I, here am I. Isaiah 65:1 They are indeed "finding God", and many people in the church do NOT like it any more than the early pickers in Matthew chapter 20 liked the late pickers getting the same pay. Yes, the New Age people are an incredibly accurate version of the "late pickers" in Matthews chapter 20. We have literally become like the Scribes and Pharisees without even knowing it, mainly because we think we "know" that is "just impossible"... God is doing a new thing To most evangelical Christians the popular church phrase God is doing a new thing couldn t possibly, under any circumstance, be describing a God-authored spiritual movement outside of organized Christianity. That s just impossible! Right? Could God actually do that without our permission?

3 Reading the following document could be the most pivotal, life-changing decision you have ever made as a Christian on your journey for a deeper and more biblically accurate understanding of God, the gospel, and the world we (actually) live in Ten things you will learn from this document 1. You will clearly see how more than any writer or teacher throughout human history, Jesus Himself clearly, repeatedly, and dogmatically taught that what we have named the end times and the Second Coming were events that were both to take place during the lifetimes of His first-century audience. He told some of them that they would not taste of death until they witnessed Him coming in His kingdom, and others that they would not even have enough time to visit all the towns in Israel before these historic events were to take place. Just before His crucifixion He told the weeping women of Jerusalem that they and their very children would experience the end times within their (first-century) lifetime. And even a casual Bible reader will remember Jesus repeatedly telling His disciples that THEIR generation would not pass away until ALL of the things He was discussing took place. At the end of this same conversation with them He even reworded it by saying, Truly I say to you, ALL these things shall come upon THIS generation., so there would be absolutely no misunderstanding as to what generation He was referring to. 2. You will clearly see how your Bible also says that Jesus Himself boldly predicted that the judgment and His Second Coming would both take place no more than 37 years after His resurrection. Yes, this is what your Bible plainly says. 3. You will clearly see how John, Peter, and Paul repeatedly looked their firstcentury audience in the eyes, pointedly telling them that THEY were in fact IN the last days.

4 4. You will clearly see how a list of almost 100 verses clearly reveal that the New Testament is literally chock full of bold, clear evidence that the first-century church very much EXPECTED Christ to return during THEIR (first-century) lifetimes. 5. You will clearly see how according to most of today s end times preachers, Jesus was running around in that first century telling those people that something was going to happen to them that (supposedly) didn t happen to them and wouldn t happen to them. 6. You will clearly see how this same Jesus-is-coming-soon gang would also have us believe that Jesus basically USED the people of that first generation merely as some sort of illustration tools or unsuspecting human story-telling stage props, if you will, and that He was not actually talking to (or about) THEM or what THEY would experience in that first century, but to (and about) US, in a time setting some 2,000 plus years later. That would directly imply that Jesus premeditatedly lied directly to their faces. This study shockingly uncovers that this is exactly what we have been taught. 7. You will clearly see how all these scriptural inconsistencies have bewildered many theologians who have actually written that they were at a loss as to why Jesus "failed" to keep his promise. C. S. Lewis, a well-respected Christian author, being one of them In one of his publications he wrote that he believed Jesus actually shared, and indeed created their delusion. We, of course, strongly disagree with C. S. Lewis. 8. You will clearly see how we have (unknowingly) been trained, whenever we read any New Testament end-times text, to mentally remove that original firstcentury audience and insert ourselves in their place, as if those ancient recorded conversations were really not for the actual recipients of those actual

5 conversations, but for a completely different generation some 2,000 plus years in the future. 9. You will clearly see how both the Bible and ancient history unmistakably reveal that the following things actually happened in vivid, billboard-like detail in the first century Wars and rumors of wars, great famines in the land, earthquakes in different places, an unimaginable great tribulation, last days false prophets, signs in the heavens, the antichrist, the beast, the abomination of desolation, the gospel being preached in the whole world, the historical record of ALL the Christians escaping Jerusalem just before her destruction in 70 AD, and many, many more 10. You will clearly see how Jesus plainly taught that the horrendous judgment talked so much about throughout the gospels was never referring to some extremely distant, twenty-first century end of the WORLD judgment of all mankind, but rather a regional, first-century judgment upon Israel, primarily upon Jerusalem, the end of an AGE (the Mosaic age), the implementation of a New Covenant and a new kingdom (Church) age - which was all to occur within the generation that was present during Christ s time period on earth. REAL ANSWERS to the questions we ve all had about this part of our faith Who does the Bible say the book of Revelation was (really) written for? Is there clear, biblical evidence of Revelation being written before 70 AD? What is the church s futurist view of eschatology (really) based on? Why do futurist theologians insist that the words this generation always means the first-century generation to whom Jesus was speaking directly to EXCEPT for in the few verses where it is referring to the timing of the end of the age and the Coming of the Son of Man? Did Jesus Himself pointedly teach that His kingdom would NEVER be physical? What about being left behind at the rapture?

6 As it was in the days of Noah? How was it (really) in the days of Noah? The true History and origin of the Pre-Tribulation Rapture Mythology What about 1st Thessalonians 4: 13-18? What about every eye shall see Him? What does the Bible (really) teach about heaven? What does the Bible (really) say about Hell, GeHenna, and Shoel. And most importantly, what does it all mean? What does it all change? Here is our complete story, entitled All These Things? Please be patient while pdf file page loads