This post is about the The Living God and what is happening in the world today. There is no doubt that today's Christians seeth at this information because of the following:
-The KJV is the only bible, all others are fake
-The bible is a spiritual account of things happening in the Spiritual which then get transcribed into this physical reality
-Historical Jesus never existed
-Today's Christians are the Jews of the bible, rejecting Him on preconceived notions and law
-Jesus is in his final year of ministry, the gospel is already completed
-Jesus' name is Tyler Doka and He lives in America


Tyler just recently gave the sign of the prophet Jonas. This is because there is 40 days until Ninevah is to be destroyed. Ninevah spiritual represents the world, and the world is going down. This lines up with Zechariah 7:1, when Jesus wipes out most nonbelievers in September. It fulfills the prophecy of Daniel's 2300 days from when Tyler started his online ministry on March 16th, 2017.

It's probably too late for you but Tyler accepts anyone with faith in Him.

Matthew 24:23-27

Ok. At least it’s a testable hypothesis, which is more than what you religious people usually give. On what date did Tyler give the “sign of the prophet Jonah”? Add 40 days to that date. If we are all still around on day 41, then at least we know this hypothesis was wrong and we can move on.

not sure if this is a troll of the historical Jesus not existing, but either way, I'll probably watch that video tonight.

World's either on fire or drowning. Entire supply chain of food about to collapse. No one seems to notice or care other than climate alarmists attributing it to bad humans and businesses. August is going to keep getting worse.

Hebrew 9:26
For then must he often have suffered since the foundation of the world: but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself.

Jesus appears just once, and it's right at the end.

Pretty sure Jesus will come back as Jesus and not use some fake name

They always leave out one important part. As in: "Based on magic stories from thousands of years ago, we can expect a miraculous return of a dead person." They don't want to know that they believe in magic, and will come right out and say it. Meanwhile, the doctrine is littered with things that don't happen in real life and happen only in fiction and magic. It really isn't a good look to base your metaphysics on thousands years old magic stories and call it moral. In the religious frame of mind, such simple demand for reality is excused, based, again, on nothing but magic stories from the magic ages.

Revelation 3:12
Him that overcometh will I make a pillar in the temple of my God, and he shall go no more out: and I will write upon him the name of my God, and the name of the city of my God, which is new Jerusalem, which cometh down out of heaven from my God: and I will write upon him my new name.

This looks like a chat GPT response a bot would write. What are you trying to say?

Well, thanks for the compliment. But what I'm trying to say is: BASED ON MAGIC STORIES FROM THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO ... then add the entirety of the doctrine. If that first part isn't a problem for someone, then such is religion.

Ok sure I agree if that was true, however the bible is an account of things happening now not thousands of years ago. History and man's thoughts on the bible are both false, so your argument isn't applicable.

Says the true believer. If the Bible was truly prophetic it could have astounding predictions there, such as when DNA will be discovered and by whom, when the first fission and fusion bombs would be invented (along with spelling out the technology used), the date Israel would be reformed and its first Prime Minister, the years the bubonic plague would hit and its cause and cure, the name of the first Pope and his birthplace ... any of countless types of specific predictions of events to come.

But alas the Bible offers earthquakes and rumors of war type "prophecy." Well then everybody and their mother is a prophet. Its an embarrassment to consider that evidence. If the whole doctrine sounds like a magical fairy tale, replete with talking donkeys, it might be because it is exactly that: fiction, fable, myth, just-so fairy tale from a magic believing era. I mean, if you see talking donkey characters anywhere else under the sun, what do you think? "Hmm ... this is real metaphysics?"

Most of the internet is just talking Donkeys.