THE BEATLES & THE BIBLE! Jacob James: Wednesday, November 2nd

The Good Guise:  The Beatles, The Bible, Michael, and Mary
(an account of the two witnesses)

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There is no better way to start off this book than by going directly to the heart of the matter and saying that the two witnesses that appear in The Bible at Revelation 11:3, and the prophecies that they delivered, have been identified. The two witnesses have been identified as being John Lennon and Paul McCartney and most people, especially those that claim to be Christian, are justifiably shocked, even offended, that such a thought could even be formulated let alone put forth to the public. Without hearing another iota of information related to this claim most people immediately decide that this can not be the case.

But John and Paul were the two witnesses. Or, to phrase this in a more concise manner – for a period of 1,260 days prophecies from God passed through them into their artistic efforts and in this manner the prophecies of the two witnesses were delivered to the world.

Did John and Paul know that they were the two witnesses? At first it appeared that was the case but now it appears that they delivered prophecy without being aware of what they were accomplishing. And to make matters even more complicated it seems that the two witnesses delivered their messages of prophecy without anyone being able to tell that the prophecies were being delivered.

And, to top all of that off, the prophecies of the two witnesses could justifiably be classified as unholy by some; for the two witnesses came and delivered information to the Christian world that facilitates the rise of the anti-Christ; the one tied to the number 666.

You will need to decide for yourself if a prophet that delivers this type of information is unholy or holy.

All Christians must by default agree that the Establishment can not completely manifest itself until the events that are detailed in the book of Revelation have come and gone. This book has been written from the perspective that since the two witnesses help the events in Revelation progress they were devout Christians. What all Christians need to realize and accept is that God, through his fulfillment of the plan of Jesus Christ, makes all events come to pass regardless if these events are classified by us as being unholy, or evil, in just the same fashion that he causes all events deemed holy, or good, to take place.

We need to realize that the culmination of the plan of Jesus Christ, the Establishment, is something that will occur some day and that, prior to that, life will at times be very unpleasant from the perspective of those that are Christian members of the human race. The time that the anti-Christ is in power here on earth will be the most painful of all for those that claim openly that they worship only Jesus Christ.

If we are to believe in God and Jesus Christ we must attribute all events that take place as being events that lead to the Establishment and therefore as originating from and being controlled by God. After all, it is very hard to imagine that God would place the ultimate outcome of the Establishment in the hands of Satan, if only temporarily. If that were the case, Satan would just not complete the acts projected for him to complete, thereby causing the remaining words of prophecy found in The Bible to never come to pass; thereby destroying the possibility of the Establishment from ever coming to be.

Once we acknowledge this we begin to understand how it can be said that the two witnesses, though providing information that helps bring about the rise of the anti-Christ, are holy because in the larger scheme of things they are helping to bring about the eventual Establishment.

Many Christians believe that the manifestation of the two witnesses will be related to the physical return of Elijah and Moses. It is true that phrases in The Bible that describe the two witnesses are also found in The Bible where Elijah and Moses appear. But is that enough to justify staying with this point of view even when a preponderance of evidence indicates otherwise? After reading The Bible from cover to cover many times it seems that all we have to directly work with within the confines of The Bible as far as the two witnesses are concerned is found almost exclusively in Revelation 11. Specifically, Revelation 11:3 is ground zero for the two witnesses, and the nine passages that follow, Revelation 11:4-12, help to further describe the two witnesses.