Brent Humason

Author of Rapture Fusion: Merging the Pre-trib, mid-trib, pre-wrath, and post-tribulation rapture views into something better

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@LogosFunction Matthew 6:14–15 (NLT): “If you forgive those who sin against you, your heavenly Father will forgive you. 15 But if you refuse to forgive others, your Father will not forgive your sins.

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@Sheltieman3 @mellafinger The same folks coming back in Rev 19 are described coming back with Jesus at the rapture. The dead in Jesus, come with Him.

1 Thessalonians 4:14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so God will bring with Him those who have fallen asleep in Jesus.

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@Adam_FaithfulM One thing I have been thinking about is, many fasts in the Bible included fasting from water 🤔

Esther 4:16 “Go, assemble all the Jews who are found in Susa, and fast for me; do not eat or drink for three days, night or day. I and my maidens also will fast in the same way…

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@DaMadMattster A land lord is in charge of land. My Lord is in charge of me.

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@DrDannyGentry @Protestia Because there definitely would not be any idols inside an Orthodox Church

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@MitchMi68122792 @PolycarpsPen The question about John 6:37 is, when does the Father give them to Jesus? Does the Father give them to Jesus “on the last day”, or before then?

John 6:39 “This is the will of Him who sent Me, that of all that He has given Me I lose nothing, but raise it up on the last day.

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@HE_is_coming_37 The only part of the Lord’s Prayer that the Lord thought we needed more clarification on🤔

Matthew 6:12 And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors

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@EQuinones6310 @Cole73James The U.S.A. has the most train tracks in the world. We just use them to bring the goods to us, instead of us to the goods.

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@Twolazy2think @abettereconomy So you are proposing an inflation tax. The more dollars created, the higher inflation goes. Inflation is a regressive tax, meaning inflation hurts the poor more than the rich.

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@DegenR2d2 @engineers_feed I had to scroll a long way to find the way I do the math too.

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@end3of6days9 He needs to factor in inflation.

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@Caleb2854126899 At His second coming, “the coming of the Lord”, “the dead in Christ will rise first”.

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@calvinfroedge You will be missed.

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@Joel7Richardson 🙏

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I am doing my Bible study that I begun in January and I am in the book of Numbers…
You see, while reading the story of the children of Israel from Egypt… I just become mad like, what is wrong with these people?
God showed them everything.
He delivered them from slavery.
He parted the sea.
He fed them when there was no food.
He led them with a cloud by day and fire by night.
What more proof did they need?
But then… just a little hunger…
just a little discomfort…
just a little fear…
And they start murmuring again.
Complaining.
Doubting.
Forgetting.
And as I kept reading… something shifted.
It stopped being about them.
It became about me.
Because how many times have I done the same thing?
How many times have I panicked over bills…
like God has never provided before?
How many times have I stressed over food…
like yesterday’s provision didn’t happen?
How many times have I run to people…
begging, explaining, exhausting myself…
while forgetting that my help has never truly come from man?
The truth is painful… but necessary.
Sometimes we don’t lack evidence of God’s faithfulness —
we lack memory.
We forget too quickly.
We forget the prayers that were answered.
We forget the doors that opened.
We forget the days we had nothing… and somehow still made it through.
And just like the children of Israel…
we allow present discomfort to erase past miracles.
But God has been consistent.
Even when I had no stable income — I survived.
Even when things didn’t make sense — He made a way.
Even when I didn’t know how tomorrow would look — He carried me through today.
So why do I still worry like I am alone?
Why do I still act like God is only faithful in the past… but absent in the present?
Maybe the wilderness is not the problem.
Maybe the problem is what the wilderness is revealing in me.
A heart that still struggles to fully trust.
A mind that easily forgets.
A spirit that sometimes looks at the situation more than it looks at God.
But today… I choose differently.
I choose to remember.
I choose to remind myself that if God fed me yesterday, He will feed me again.
If He made a way before, He will make a way again.
If He sustained me without a clear source, then He doesn’t need one now.
God has never failed me.
Not once.
So I refuse to let temporary lack make me forget eternal faithfulness.
Lord, help me not to be like Israel —
seeing Your hand, yet still doubting Your heart.
Teach me to trust You… even when I don’t understand.
Teach me to rest… even when things are uncertain.
Teach me to remember… even in the wilderness.
Because the same God who brought me this far…
is not about to leave me now.

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@EruditeTogether I have never heard these terms before. But wouldn’t “before the foundations of the earth be Supra?

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@AI_EmeraldApple @DanJRossOne You might be interested in this episode https://t.co/OQhvXJ4feI

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@NostalgiaFolder People told the truth.

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@BCSFellowship @KarolineGosling Colossians 1:13 (NASB95): For He rescued us from the domain of darkness, and transferred us to the kingdom of His beloved Son,