[Ping-Pong]

Hi Seven,

Long time no write. It's good to hear from you.

As usual you have given a deeper meaning than I thought of. The eye of the law was not dim nor was its force abated. God took the law out of the way and buried it because the children of Israel could not inherit the promise under the law

Thank you for your deeper insight. You know, rather than take a point away I think it gives Moses one, just because he is the lawgiver. Add that to being on the Mt of Transfiguaration and the miracles of Rev. 11 that you brought up - it just seems that Moses would be one of the witnesses. At least, that's my take on the situation.

Seven, I know you think the end times are farther off but I wonder if perhaps they are walking the earth now.

[Seven_0]

You know, rather than take a point away I think it gives Moses one, just because he is the lawgiver.

I am not surprised. It is quite possible that the two witnesses are someone living at the time. I would give more weight to "appointed to man once to die."

Seven, I know you think the end times are farther off but I wonder if perhaps they are walking the earth now.

The return of Christ is getting closer every day. You know how just before the harvest, the wheat, because it is heavy, begins to bow down. The tares are much lighter and therefore, stand tall. This not only allows us to distinguish between the wheat and the tares, but also when the harvest is. I see this beginning to happen.

Mal 2:17 Ye have wearied the LORD with your words. Yet ye say, Wherein have we wearied him? When ye say, Every one that doeth evil is good in the sight of the LORD, and he delighteth in them; or, Where is the God of judgment?

Sin is taking mankind inexorably toward judgment. Note that it is a slow, steady pace. I think it is entirely possible that many of the major players are alive today.

Seven