Some say Moses and Elijah, but Moses already died once.

For example, some say that in order for scripture to be fulfilled, Enoch and Elijah would have to be the two witnesses. Let me a digress a little to add some perspective: the Bible says that man is destined to die once, and then face judgment ( Hebrews 9:27). The Bible is saying that the Antichrist used to be alive, now is not alive (at the time of writing), but will ascend out of the bottomless pit when the time comes. The Beast was, is not, but shall ascend from the Bottomless Pit.( Revelation 17:8). The way it's written leads readers to believe it was a place set aside for especially Judas. It was said in Acts that Judas 'went to his own place' (Acts 1:25). This proves nothing, but is nonetheless striking for me, as it could represent a dual destiny type of thing, particularly when this was the very moment Satan entered him! John 13:27Ĥ. He had his hand in the same cup as Jesus ( Matthew 26:23). Satan has influenced many, but only ever entered Judas. He's the only person in the Bible 'Satan entered'. Jesus refers to him as 'the son of perdition'. Can it be possible that Judas is the Antichrist? Before you quickly shut down the thought, here are a few things I would like you to consider:ġ.

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