People ask questions, God answers

“shofar”, translated as “trumpet”, is used eleven
times from chapter 8, verse 2, through chapter 9
and chapter 10, verse 7, to chapter 11, verse 15. The
last three trumpets are announced in Rev. 8:13 and
are called “voices”, like in Rev. 10:7, “Woe, woe, woe,
to the inhabiters of the earth by reason of the other
voices of the trumpet of the three angels which are
yet to sound.”
“But in the days of the voice of the seventh Angel
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Question 13: Do you believe in the ministry of an eighth messenger?
Answer: No, I certainly do not believe any man who claims
to be the eighth messenger, nor do I believe what he
says. According to Rev. 1:20, there are only seven
stars, the seven angels to the seven churches, and
they were in the right hand of the Lord. Any eighth
messenger can therefore only be in the left hand
or left pocket of someone else, because there is no
promise for him in the Holy Scripture. There is furthermore
no promise to the Church of a Joshua or
Elisha or of any other prophet. All true servants of
God at this time stand on the same foundation and
they proclaim the true Word — the message of the
hour, which foreruns the second coming of Christ.
Question 14: Do you believe in the “parousia/coming” teaching?
Answer: To this question I always give the same answer:
When the Lord comes I will ascend to Glory together
with all the saints. Each coming of the Lord
is a reality, it is in person, a bodily presence. The
term “par ou sia” in itself means coming in bodily
presence. As long as the Bride Church is on earth,
the Bridegroom has not yet come. When the Lord
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