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I'm very familiar with Revelation. The phrase "last days" doesn’t appear there. You may be thinking of the Tribulation.
You seem to be saying we're living in the last days and also saying the last days are coming.
The phrase appears around a dozen times in the NT, always referring to events taking place then.
This world is definitely marching toward its end. When the Tribulation is to begin, we don't know. We can watch world events and see mankind slip further into degradation, keeping Jesus' return in mind and living accordingly.
But that's all we can do. Continuing to make false predictions only brings reproach on the Good News.
And don't forget...according to Deuteronomy 18:20-22, false prophets were to be executed. It's serious business.
I'm not offended by what you're saying. That's not my point. I'm concerned you're misrepresenting the Bible.
Think about it.
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