Q&A About Revelation With Tiff Shuttlesworth And Steve Bilsborough 

AMEN

I appreciate Tiff Shuttlesworth. I believe it was September 1982 his father AE Shuttlesworth held a revival in our Church in Carmel IN, Lighthouse Tabernacle. He was a great evangelist and Tiff is too.

Tiff is a man in his sixties, he obviously was a Redheaded man in his younger years and now is going grey(His beard shows this and his temples on the sides of his head). Cannot believe you focused on this over the teaching which is most important.

@@Rambert3 is about the other gentleman, not Pastor Tiff

It could also be the lighting of the studio

@@anastone08 ummmmmm. no his hair is pink.

Looks like a hair piece.

God can do what man cannnot. Call on Him forf them; I also have family that do not YET know the Saviour.

No one actually knows - the bible does specifically say the children of a believer are sanctified and it also say Woe to those who have babes in Matthew 24 when they have to flee Judea... but these may have been born after the bride has left (so I would suggest he is correct) but there is no specific mention of it

@@jesussaves1875 Some Bible prophecy teachers, like David Reagan from "Christ in Prophecy" say that children of unbelievers are not saved or will not be caught up. To my mind, children before the so called "age of accountability" will be caught up or rise regardless of the spiritual life of their parents. David Reagan cites the case of the flood of Noah to support his view where the people during Noah's time together with their children perished. It's true that their children perished but I'm of the belief that their soul went to Abraham's bossom. I believe that the flood is God's way of saving the children and infants at that time from becoming like their parents. The same with the Amorites, Canaanites, Hittes, Jebusites, etc... Their children may have been given to the sword during Joshua's time with their parents. But again, to prevent or protect the children from committing the sins of the land as their parents did, listed in Leviticus 18 once they grew up, the Lord sent Joshua and the Israelites. They die physically but their soul would go to Abraham's bossom. There's that example of Jeroboam an evil first king of northern kingdom whose son became ill and died. 1 Kings 14:1 At that time Abijah son of Jeroboam became ill, 12 "As for you, go back home. When you set foot in your city, the boy will die. 13 All Israel will mourn for him and bury him. He is the only one belonging to Jeroboam who will be buried, because he is the only one in the house of Jeroboam in whom the Lord, the God of Israel, has found anything good.

Yes. God has a very LARGE family and they all live in His very LARGE house. A family that lives in the same happy, joyful, peacefilled, loving house, every body gets to know everybody else. God the Father will be making sure that we get to know everyone in His family. Read 1 Corinthians 13:12 - this gives us a clear indication of God's knowledge being granted to us in a way we have not yet known.

The Bible says “ the dead in Christ shall rise ( I suppose even though buried) and we who are alive ( not dead) will meet those who have died and altogether meet the Lord in the air...”. I’m guessing we literally vanish. In the twinkling of an eye! Gone. Otherwise people will just think you just died.

Read John 5:25-28 along with 1 Corinthians 15:51-54 and John 11:23-26. also 1 Corinthians 6:19, here Paul states that our body of flesh (visible), and our spirit (invisible) were bought with the blood of Jesus. The body is a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit, and owned by God. God will not leave anything down on earth that legally belongs to Him, paid for by Jesus' blood. Also read 1 Thessalonians 5:23 . The soul and spirit are both invisible, and virtually inseparable except by God's Word - Hebrews 4:12. Hold fast to Jesus. Abide in Him and in His Word, day by day.

read Matthew 25. IN this parable, 5 wise virgins are ready to meet Jesus. 5 foolish virgins sort of ready but not fully committed are nor ready. This is sandwiched between Matt 24 - Jesus' teaching on endtimes, and, between other parables later in ch 25 that speak about rewards at the end.

@@ianmcdonald8648 uh, the five foolish virgins are not saved. They were never saved. They are left outside the door to perish exactly the same as those that were left outside the door of Noah’s Ark. Jesus tells them I know you not. It doesn’t get any plainer that they are not now nor ever been regenerated in Christ else he would know them. They are “Christians” trusting in works for salvation. They go through all the motions but never submit themselves to God. They trimmed their wicks but had no oil in their lamp. That oil represents the presence of the Spirit.

Studio LIGHTS ..made it pink kk 👍 thanx

We MUST answer this without beiing emotionally biased for a person who commits this action. Suicide is "self murder" - taking one's own life That in short is the world's definition. There are some characters in the Bible that take their own life. A few in the OT and 1 (Judas) in the NT. Murder is against God's will. Galatians 5:21 1 Peter 4:15; 1John 3:15 Revelation 21:8; 22:15 Some people think they can say sorry to God and then take their own life. That is a very dangerous view to have. There is NO evidence in Scripture that supports that with a happy ending. Once a life is gone that person cannot repent. Revelation 9:21 tells us that those who commit murder and do not repent will face the judgment.