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No not necessarily Posstot
the coming along side has a specific purpose with regard to the chosen ones, Robert explains how the vision of the transfiguration is directly related to the coming alongside. it seems perfectly reasonable and scriptural to me that the Chosen ones will be ministered to By Christ in a special way,in preperation for a final witness.
A visible presence to those who belong to Christ that has an effect that empowers themselves to give a visible final witness the like of mankind has never before experienced.
i assume you have read What Robert has wrote on this subject? if not i suggest you do and give it some consideration.
However i do understand your concern that scripture tells us that many will be proclaimimg Christ has come and is in "the inner chambers" etc and obviously that will occurr
However when the genuine coming alongside takes places there will be no doubt in the minds of the remnant of anointed ones because they will see Christ in his glory and reflect that in their own faces and those who wait for these things to occur will surely not fail to recognise them as fulfillment of scripture.
john
Robert seems to equate the sword stroke with the great tribulation, whereupon Jesus returns on the clouds of heaven; but he does not seem to agree that 'all the tribes of the earth' will see Him then; hence, we agree on Christ's coming after the end of the great tribulation.
However, I see the great tribulation as separate from, and after the sword stroke, when the recovered beast tramples on, and desolates Christianity, whereupon Jesus returns to take the chosen ones to heaven and start Armageddon on the beast worshiping world.
If the sword stroke is not the great tribulation on 'Christendom,' which therefore survives intact, only to enter into a covenant with the reviving beast for 7 years, as Da 9:26,27 seems to indicate, then, when the fully revived beast causes the daily sacrifice to cease half way through the 7 year long 70th 'week,' it will cause 'all the earth to follow it with admiration,' as it then gets rid of 'divisive' Christianity and institutes the worship of itself and its image as the only allowed religion in the 'global village.'
