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 God made Matthew in Revelation matchup using the authors of those books. Matthew and John probably did not work together to make the match up. God worked subtly through them, because God lives inside Christians and helps us. This is an example of how all of humanity, that remains in The book of Life, will work together for all of eternity with God working through us. It's amazing because we don't feel like God is taking control of our thoughts or making our fingers type like robots, we're working together.

 

Nobody realized Jesus was God in a flesh body. Even after Jesus resurrected from the dead some of the people who saw him doubted. It is highly likely that people will not realize when Satan is physically here on Earth. Humanity did not recognize Jesus and humanity will not recognize the Antichrist. The danger of this is that worshiping the Antichrist will result in people getting thrown into the lake of fire for all of eternity. The Matthew Revelation matchup could be a wake-up call. We haven't seen this matchup for 2,000 years. And in a small way it could be warning us, you didn't see Jesus coming, you didn't see this matchup, and you're not going to recognize Satan. 

Is it possible to prove that Matthew and Revelation match up? Is it possible to prove that they do not match up?













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