End Time Things that never happened....

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Answered13

Really!

He had some other strange ideas, too.

[Elizabeth]

I know this has nothing to do with the end times but I remember when they used to think we'd all be riding around in flying cars by now.

[Elizabeth]

Things that have not happened- One world Leader, one world system and one world currency. I remember hearing about how the government could view you through your TV. Lol-

[Answered13]

Originally Posted by Elizabeth

Things that have not happened- One world Leader, one world system and one world currency. I remember hearing about how the government could view you through your TV. Lol-

Yes, and if you did not bow to the TV it would explode and you would die!

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Timmy

In the mid-nineties, a man in our church (a preacher, but not the pastor) said God's calendar doesn't go past 1999, so Jesus would be coming back before 2000.

remember all that Y2K hysteria?

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Elizabeth

I know this has nothing to do with the end times but I remember when they used to think we'd all be riding around in flying cars by now.

flying cars are still a possibility.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Sam

remember all that Y2K hysteria?

Sure. Do you remember the Y1.9K hysteria?

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Sure. Do you remember the Y1.9K hysteria?

no, that was before my time
(but not by much)

Bro. Goss mentions it in his book, "The Winds of God"

[commonsense]

Originally Posted by Elizabeth

I know this has nothing to do with the end times but I remember when they used to think we'd all be riding around in flying cars by now.

I remember the prototype of cars in the future from the Weekly Reader (1950's) and flying cars were on that list.

And the telephone that allowed you to see who you were talking to....guess this one did come to pass.

And of course all of the crazy gadgets from Get Smart (1960's); Some of which exist now

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by Timmy

In the mid-nineties, a man in our church (a preacher, but not the pastor) said God's calendar doesn't go past 1999, so Jesus would be coming back before 2000.

Sounds like one of those really firm Day-Age Dispensationalists. The ones who believed that each "Day of Creation" represented a 1,000 year age in the history of man. Since the "7th Day" was reserved for the 1,000 year reign of Christ inn the millennial kingdom, "man" only gets a 6,000 year history.