Posted by Gary [GLamotta] on April 02, 1999 at 09:23:22 {ppHCdFLRUMMSSTtTA17sboLUiPtahc}:
WHAT IF THE INCREDIBLY TALENTED INTERNET GURU JAN HAUGLAND ENDED UP BEING NOAH?
Wouldn't that be a hoot?
Now that we are at the end of the 12th hour (that is, if we presume Jesus's modern appearance was during a special one-hour period of 7 years as was before and apply that to Matthew 20's illustration of paying the workers during this special time (a week of years), then it works out that the workers in the vineyad beginning in 1914 had their 77-years of work completed in 1991 with the Messiah coming to pay them in 1992 to 1999. Of course, he does pay the 1st hour workers last.
At any rate, it works out, with a recent examination of the scriptures that the resurrected ones who will be resurrected just before the millennium during "Christ's presence" are going to be implanted ("sowed") per 1 Corinthians 15 into the bodies of various faithful ones.
What seems clear now is that since the 144,000 and Jesus Christ must serve on the earth first during the millennium and during Judgment Day that they are first resurrected for kingdom service again in the flesh before they actually become spiritual creatures.
Thus, 1 Corinthians 15:38 says about the seed of the resurrected one: "..but God gives it a body just as it has pleased him, and to eachof the seeds its own body."
Only that "body" is of another person alive during his "presence".
So getting past that surprise, we now have to presume, I suppose, that at some point, those of the anointed ones will discover that they had a "past life" as somebody else. That is, that they are also going carry the spirit of someone else from the past. And that each body thus might contain two different individuals.
That means that the 144,000 could actually be 144,000 separate bodies, but 288,000 individuals.
It makes one wonder, therefore, if the wave offering during Pentecost of two loaves wasn't symbolic of this.
One
might think that one loaf was Jesus Christ himself and the other the Bride class. That's one interpretation. But it might indicate, if it represents the 144,000 entirely, that there are really 2 144,000 loaves, with those who had died
being resurrected into the bodies of those who are alive at the time of Armageddon.
This helps us to technically know, therefore, that the resurrection, the first resurrection could have already taken place and in fact, probably has. But now we now we don't have to haunt any old grave sites and that these resurrected ones who must come in the flesh are not returning with their full bodies directly from the grave but have been resurrected into certain chosen individuals (bodies). Probably someone who they are compatible with.
So the question for Jan is: DO YOU LIKE ANIMALS?
That's because at some point these chosen ones will find out who they were in the past. It's not like having two identities as much as it will be like having a past life.
You know, it's like me. I'm me and I'm Jesus at the same time. But there is no personality problem.
So let's say Jan finds out he's Noah. There would be no problem with that.
Except...it would be kind of funny if Jan was put in charge of the New Order Film Studio during the millennium and his first film was the remake of "Noah's Ark" and he had to produce, direct and star in it himself as Noah!!!
I don't know...I think that's so funny!
In case some of you don't understand, (besides the fact that I'm certifiable...nah, just kidding!)...Jan sort of has a few minor doubts about the Flood occurring in case you haven't followed his posts. And he's incredibly talented with art and the internet if you have seen his webpage.
But since all the anointed are going to have double personalities and likely they don't know about them yet but might soon, a lot of people are going to be finding out who ELSE they are and it might be quite interesting.
In reality, it's quite natural. I know who a few of the ancients are and SUBJECTIVELY it is just a matter of having the memory of a past life. That's how it is subjectively. So the feeling will be sort of: "My, what do you know, I was once Noah or King David, etc."
It also solves another question I had since I know some recent anointed ones have recently died and I wondered how they would be resurrected. Apparently, they would simply be resurrected into the body of anyone chosen who is a faithful servant whose body they would share.
This is kind of weird like "Body Snatchers" in a way, but that seems to be what is going on.
So there are two special scenarios that are happening with the resurrection and who is around now. One is that certain ones from the 1st century have survived down to our day, including Paul and John. I've seen Paul. I don't know where John is. But I've also been made aware of two other persons whom I pesonally knew who were persons in the Bible, one from the Christian Era and one person from the OT. I'm not going to mention specifically which ones, but, just to say this all makes sense.
In other words, I know who Abraham is because he's someone whom I formerly knew who ended up one of the anointed and also Abraham. But, I'm not saying it was Abraham, it could be David or Nehemiah or somebody else. I don't want to give that information out. But based upon that, I can confirm that the resurrection has begun to occur already and some of these resurrected ones have been "placed" (oh that's a good term).
Read 1 Corinthians 15 again if you want further details, also my note to Joseph regarding a "surprise" if you are interested.
But the general plan works out right in line with what is supposed to happen. That is, Jesus with the 144,000 (288,000) are to rule ON THE EARTH, IN THE FLESH for 1000 years, then Judgment Day and then they go to Heaven.
So they have to resurrected in the flesh first. Exactly how that is to occur has now been revealed and it works out they will be resurrected into cetain individuals who have been selected to share their bodies and identities. Which is kind of nice and kind of convenient. It just means they are transplanted into already born humans rather than just popping out of the ground in some way. It thinks its marvelous and shows God's power.
Anyway, I thought it would be funny if a non-believer ended up being some famous Biblical person of the past who was now using their body and I immediately thought of Jan and Noah and Jan had to do a film about the Flood.
Well, I thought it was funny....
Cheers,
Gary